Hi Earnie, Thanks for reply. Users register their details in site.
I did not understand "*I would add fields to the user entity*" .
What is user entity ? Kindly provide more details.
Do you mean the fields like age, experience, salary etc should be added to solr index or it will be stored somewhere within Drupal tables.
Best Regards kamal
On Sat, May 11, 2013 at 9:24 PM, Earnie Boyd earnie@users.sourceforge.netwrote:
If it were me I would add fields to the user entity assuming your submitters need to register. If no registration, I would add fields to the node entity. You can then use those fields to filter the data. The other option is to use three taxonomy types and allow the data to be tags.
Earnie
On Sat, May 11, 2013 at 2:55 AM, Kamal Palei wrote:
Dear Drupal Experts Currently I use apache solr 3.6.2 for search engine in a Drupal 715 environment. Apache solr, indexes the document, I search based on the keyword and gets document list. So far so good.
I need to enhance it. When I add the document (actually these are
resumes),
I need to add certain fields like age, experience years, salary etc.
So that while searching the documents, I can add the filters accordingly
to
get more relevant documents.
Now my BIIGEST worry is how do I proceed.
- Do I need to modify the schema file to add fields for age, experience,
salary
- Do I need to implement some special hooks in my custom module, so
that I
can add the fields like age, experience (any examples if you have please share) during indexing.
- While searching, do I need to implement any specific hook, so that I
can
add the filters for age, experience etc.., if so , pls share the
examples if
you have.
Thanks Kamal
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