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title: "How to use the Drupal UI to edit and generate Solr configuration files (schema.xml, synonyms.txt, stopwords.txt, etc.) for various languages"
date: "2022-02-25T00:50:18+00:00"
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​Here you can view a brief demo video of how you can use the Drupal and Search API Solr UI to edit and generate the Solr configuration files (or configset) including synonyms, stopwords, etc.  
  
[Watch a video walkthrough](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kqJBj04hXQ)

Overview of the steps:
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*   Log into your Drupal site.
*   Configure your Drupal site with the languages you want to use with Solr.
*   Ensure you have a working Search API Solr server and index.
*   Go to the Search API admin UI. Navigate to the Index and click on the "**Custom field types**" tab.
    *   Here you can manually edit the stopwords, synonyms, etc. within the Search API "Index" UI. Those changes are kept in the Drupal database.
    *   This step is optional; you can keep the default stopwords and other settings provided by Search API.
*   To apply the configuration to Solr:
    *   Export the Solr configuration file set (or configset) using the **Get Config.zip** button in the Search API UI.
    *   You can then apply the Configset into your Acquia Search (or other) Solr instance.