ruby - Query always the same with Sunspot/Solr on rails -


i have problem sunspot. when solr request have same query.

solr request (3.7ms) [ path=select parameters={fq: ["type:tag"], start: 0, rows: 30, q: "*:*"} ]

no matter type in search field , it's same query

here code :

tag.rb

class tag < activerecord::base     belongs_to :pictogram     searchable         text :name     end end 

searchs_controller.rb

class searchscontroller < applicationcontroller     def index         if params[:search]             pictograms = array.new             @term = params[:query]             search = tag.search                 fulltext @term             end               index = 0             search.results.each |t|                 if !pictograms.include? t.pictogram                     pictograms[index] = t.pictogram                     index = index + 1                 end             end              @results = pictograms.group_by { |p| p.category }             @search_mode = true         end     end end 

index.html

<%= form_tag result_search_path %>     <div class="input-group input-group-lg">         <%= search_field_tag :term,"#{@term}", class: 'form-control' %>         <span class="input-group-btn">             <%= submit_tag "search", :class => 'btn btn-primary btn' %>         </span>     </div> <% end %> 

i think params using search not correct.

<%= search_field_tag :term,"#{@term}", class: 'form-control' %> 

means params passing controller [:term],

so code should like:

if params[:term].present?             pictograms = array.new             @term = params[:term]             search = tag.search                 fulltext params[:term]             end 

and not params[:search] , params[:query] have tried.


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