Hi,
I'm using Solr for a search in a name database and get the best results using the standard query parser with a phonetic search. The only downside of it is that the phonetic search - as the name says - looks for matches that sound similar. Therefore, if there is a typo in a letter with an accent that changes the pronunciation, there is no match. Examples: - Search with Muller doesn't find Müller - Search with Francois doesn't find François I'm using the Solr UI for my tests, setting q=phonetic_full_name:Francois for example. I have also tried to do a fuzzy search adding a tilde to the name (phonetic_full_name:Francois~), but that didn't change the result. Is there a way to use Solr's phonetic search but somehow adding a mapping for a list of accented and non-accented letters which would consider them equally (ç<->c, ü<->u, è<->e, ñ<->n etc)? Thanks for any tips.
