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Wednesday 09 June 2010 2:30:45 am - 2 replies
Carlos Revillo
Wednesday 09 June 2010 3:11:55 am
Manipulate the array seems the best choice to me. Could be as simple as
echo json_encode( $search )
Paul Borgermans
Wednesday 09 June 2010 8:57:02 am
When using the eZSolrBase->rawSolrRequest function you can issue a third parameter which specifies the response format ... which can be json instead of the default "php" (which is a PHP array)
eZSolrBase->rawSolrRequest($request, $params, 'json')
That saves the json_encode step
The same is true when you use the rawSearch method (where the response format is the second argument)
hth
Paul
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