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How can I do something like this with Apache Solr in Drupal 7?

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This will be the front page of my site, and depending on the language the user chooses, he will be redirected to the language-specific subdomain of my site with the respective search results:

  • en.mysite.com/search/search=type+here&lang=en

  • es.mysite.com/search/search=type+here&lang=es

  • jp.mysite.com/search/search=type+here&lang=jp

Of course, only results with the user's language should be shown.

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The Solr Multilingual module should do what you appear to want.

... provides a way to offer language-specific searches for different languages at once on multilingual websites ...

I'm using the not-yet-released 7x dev version with some success. A registered-user's primary language selection, or override from a drop-down in the site-wide menu sets a $var which I carry through to the Solr search module, language-specific content, and Drupal language overlays for standard markup, etc.

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