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  • Goobi viewer manual
  • Documentation overview
  • What is the Goobi viewer?
  • Configuration
    • 1. Goobi viewer Core
      • 1.1 Local settings
      • 1.2 Translations
      • 1.3 Folder configuration
      • 1.4 URL configuration
      • 1.5 User accounts
        • 1.5.1 Authentication Provider
        • 1.5.2 Sending e-mails
        • 1.5.3 Further settings
      • 1.6 Performance
      • 1.7 Access conditions and images
      • 1.8 Captcha
      • 1.9 PDF download
        • 1.9.1 Variants
        • 1.9.2 Download Links
        • 1.9.3 Individual PDF title page
      • 1.10 ePub download
      • 1.11 Image options
        • 1.11.1 Extended scrolling in the image view
        • 1.11.2 Navigation between structure types
        • 1.11.3 Image view configuration
        • 1.11.4 Maintaining zoom and rotation while browsing in the image view
        • 1.11.5 External images
        • 1.11.6 Restriction of image scaling
        • 1.11.7 Thumbnail settings
        • 1.11.8 Image Footer
      • 1.12 Individual page types
      • 1.13 Opening certain document types in alternative page views
      • 1.14 Full text hints
      • 1.15. Language settings
      • 1.16 Theme
        • 1.16.1 External themes
      • 1.17 Search
        • 1.17.1 Sorting
        • 1.17.2 Faceting
        • 1.17.3 Advanced search
        • 1.17.4 Timeline
        • 1.17.5 Calendar
        • 1.17.6 Save search
        • 1.17.7 Expand query for search sub-results
        • 1.17.8 Aggregated search hit display
        • 1.17.9 Versioning of records
        • 1.17.10 Exporting search results
        • 1.17.11 Search hit metadata
      • 1.18 Digital collections
        • 1.18.1 Collection hierarchy
        • 1.18.2 Sorting of records
        • 1.18.3 Sorting of collections
        • 1.18.4 Blacklist
        • 1.18.5 Collection size
        • 1.18.6 Further settings
        • 1.18.7 Structure element whitelist
      • 1.19 Metadata
        • 1.19.1 Main metadata
        • 1.19.2 Sidebar metadata
        • 1.19.3 Search hit metadata
        • 1.19.4 Archive metadata
        • 1.19.5 Image metadata
        • 1.19.6 Display of authority data
        • 1.19.7 Calendar structure elements
        • 1.19.8 Browsing
        • 1.19.9 Multilingual metadata
        • 1.19.10 Licenses
      • 1.20 Tables of contents
        • 1.20.1 Main table of contents
        • 1.20.2 Sidebar table of contents
        • 1.20.3 Download tables of content as PDF file
      • 1.21 Tag clouds
      • 1.22 Resolver
      • 1.23 Sidebar
      • 1.24 Navigation and display
      • 1.25 RSS feed
      • 1.26 Reading lists
      • 1.27 User comments
      • 1.28 CMS
      • 1.29 Transkribus
      • 1.30 Original content
      • 1.31 Piwik/Matomo
      • 1.32 Sitelinks
      • 1.33 API
        • 1.33.1 JSON
        • 1.33.2 IIIF
        • 1.33.3 Authentication
        • 1.33.4 CORS
      • 1.34 OpenSearch
      • 1.35 Embedding
      • 1.36 Maps
      • 1.37 Translations
      • 1.38 Archive
      • 1.39 Campaigns
      • 1.40 Add content
      • 1.41 Usage figures
      • 1.42 Config Editor
      • 1.43 Proxy
      • 1.44 ActiveMQ
      • 1.45 Developer
      • 1.46 External Ressources
    • 2. Goobi viewer Indexer
      • 2.1 Main configuration
      • 2.2 Directories
      • 2.3 Proxy
      • 2.4 Performance
      • 2.5 Structure types
      • 2.6 Metadata
      • 2.7 Starting and Exiting
      • 2.8 Indexing records
      • 2.9 Updating individual page documents
      • 2.10 Deleting records
      • 2.11 Solr scheme
      • 2.12 Further settings
    • 3. Goobi viewer Connector
      • 3.1 OAI interface
        • 3.1.1 Main Configuration
        • 3.1.2 Dublin Core
        • 3.1.3 Europeana
        • 3.1.4 METS
        • 3.1.5 LIDO
        • 3.1.6 MARCXML
        • 3.1.7 Xepicur
        • 3.1.8 Goobi viewer overview pages
        • 3.1.9 Goobi viewer crowdsourcing
        • 3.1.10 TEI
        • 3.1.11 CMDI
        • 3.1.12 Sets
      • 3.2 SRU interface
  • User interface
    • 1. Frontend
    • 2. Backend
      • 2.1 Dashboard
      • 2.2 Administration
        • 2.2.1 User
        • 2.2.2 Groups
        • 2.2.3 IP-Ranges
        • 2.2.4 Access licenses
        • 2.2.5 Rights
        • 2.2.6 Comments
        • 2.2.7 Terms of use
        • 2.2.8 New record
      • 2.3 Crowdsourcing
        • 2.3.1 Campaigns
        • 2.3.2 Annotations
      • 2.4 CMS
        • 2.4.1 Pages
        • 2.4.2 Categories
        • 2.4.3 Static pages
        • 2.4.4 Media
        • 5.4.5 Menus
        • 5.4.6 Collections
        • 5.4.7 Maps
  • Misc
    • 1. Use cases
      • 1.1 Series and convolutes
      • 1.2 Access restrictions
      • 1.3 Subthemes
      • 1.4 Authority data
      • 1.5 Multilingualism
      • 1.6 Maps
      • 1.7 Sub collections
      • 1.8 Multiple Goobi viewer
      • 1.9 Crowdsourcing module
      • 1.10 Archival documents
      • 1.11 Solr Queries
      • 1.12 Linking from METS file groups
      • 1.13 Add content
      • 1.14 Shibboleth
      • 1.15 Access restricted metadata
    • 2. FAQ
    • 3. Glossary
  • Devs & Ops
    • 1. Core Changelog
    • 2. Theme Changelog
    • 3. Installation guide
      • 3.1 Classical
      • 3.2 Docker
    • 4. Development environment
    • 5. API
    • 6. Explained!
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1.11 Solr Queries

General

Again and again the backend of the Goobi viewer refers to the necessity of formulating solr queries when it comes to providing a functionality only for certain records. This page will answer some questions in this context.

Formulation of Solr queries

A Solr query is always formulated as FIELDNAME:VALUE, for example MD_PLACEPUBLISH:Berlin. If the value contains a space or other separator it must be enclosed in quotes MD_PLACEPUBLISH: "New York".

Several conditions can be written one after the other separated by spaces. These are automatically linked as OR.

Example

MD_PLACEPUBLISH:Berlin MD_PLACEPUBLISH:"New York"

The query means: "Find all hits where the field MD_PLACEPUBLISH contains the value Berlin or the value New York".

If conditions are to be linked with AND, then the field-value pair must be preceded by a + sign.

Example

+MD_AUTHOR: "John Doe" +MD_PLACEPUBLISH: "New York"

The query means: "Find all matches where the field MD_AUTHOR contains the value John Doe and the field MD_PLACEPUBLISH contains the value New York."

If conditions are to be negated, this is done with a prefixed - character.

Example

+MD_AUTHOR: "John Doe" -MD_PLACEPUBLISH:Washington

The query means: Find all matches in which the field MD_AUTHOR contains the value John Doe and at the same time the field MD_PLACEPUBLISH does not contain the value Washington.

Parenthesis substitution is also possible by specifying single parentheses. This can be used for combining AND and OR conditions.

Example

+ISWORK:true +DOCSTRCT:monograph +(FACET_PLACEPUBLISH:Berlin FACET_PLACEPUBLISH:'New York')

The query means: Find me all records of the publication type monograph which have either Berlin or New York as place of publication.

Finding out the Solr fields

For the formulation of the Solr queries it is necessary to know which Solr fields exist at all. Two sources of information are available for this. First, chapter 2.10 of the Goobi viewer Indexer documentation roughly explains the Solr schema:

Second, every Goobi viewer installation comes with an API endpoint where the existing Solr fields are listed including their translations. The endpoint can be reached at the URL /index/fields, for example here:

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