Apologies if this is obvious but I cannot seem to get the 'Rendered Item' field to render (or influence searches) on the Drupal Umami Demo. Tried a number of different view modes and processor settings. Any suggestions? Screenshots attached.

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We haven't tested with Solr 8, just Solr 7. This is likely a Solr schema issue rather than a Drupal configuration issue.

What did you use for the schema? Search API Solr 8.x-3.8+ forces you to export and upload schema files, which must be edited. We had better luck using the schema files from 7.x. See the notes at https://github.com/palantirnet/search_api_federated_solr/blob/8.x-3.x/RE...

You may also need to add the following to settings.php:

$config['search_api_federated_solr.search_app.settings']['index']['query_field'] = ['rendered_item', 'federated_title'];

See https://github.com/palantirnet/search_api_federated_solr/blob/8.x-3.x/RE...

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Thanks for the quick reply! My guess is that you are correct about the schema issue. I have tried the default config.zip (with edits) that is generated by the Search API Solr module as well as the 7.x config in the federated-search-demo.

My settings.php contains:
$config['search_api_federated_solr.search_app.settings']['index']['query_field'] = ['rendered_item', 'full_text_title'];

I've attached a debug response for the query *:* in debug-search-response.json_.txt if that helps. This is a fresh install so I can always downgrade to Solr-7 if recommended.

Note: There's a new full_text_title field in addition to the federated_title field since first posting.

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Yeah, the Hungarian notation on field names that the 8.x version makes creates challenges. tm_X3b_en_rendered_item is the issue.

It may be that you need to use:

$config['search_api_federated_solr.search_app.settings']['index']['query_field'] = ['tm_X3b_en_rendered_item', 'tcngramm_X3b_en_full_text_title'];

That also assumes that you are using the search proxy. If you do not use the proxy, you have to edit the schema directly.

If might also just be tm_rendered_item, which is what we use in the D7 version.

What you are looking for is the df values being sent by the query.

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I should also point out that you have multilingual fields, which we have done zero testing on.

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That did it! Bypassing the proxy seemed to work as well but I would prefer to proxy. With the multilingual fields I noticed that the language was being interpreted as undefined in the query but setting it in the config fixed it.

debug: {
  parsedquery: {
    "+DisjunctionMaxQuery((tcngramm_X3b_und_full_text_title:mint | tm_X3b_und_rendered_item:mint))"
  }
}

Thank you for the help! Very excited to get this working.

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Can you document what you set in the config for language?

Are you able to search both languages at the same time? Or one at a time?

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Tried various combinations but it looks like it's only pulling English.

The config that worked for my use case was:
$config['search_api_federated_solr.search_app.settings']['index']['query_field'] = ['tm_X3b_en_rendered_item', 'tcngramm_X3b_en_full_text_title'];

Just having rendered_item and full_text_title definitely did not work though. I am testing this on a different site that is not multilingual and same results. Umami was just an easy example to go with.

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You could probably set that field conditionally based on language....

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