hossman wrote:
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> : how I can get count of distinct facet_fields ?
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> : like numFacetFound in this example:
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> There's currently no way to do that.
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> -Hoss
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I need to do the same thing. Any pointers on how one would go about
implementing that? (in Java) Thanks.
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Nailed it right on the head. That solves it. Thanks much!
Jonathan
hossman wrote:
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> A-Ha! ... this is where the details relaly matter. unless your email
> program did something funky with the XML you sent, what this te
Here are the exact query strings I'm using. The only modification I made is
to change the output formatter from Ruby to XML and run the output through a
pretty printer.
This is the one that returns the facet.fields I'm interested in. The problem
field is the first one returned:
Query:
/solr/sele
Thanks for the reply. I was in a hurry and made the URL up to illustrate my
point. The real query string is more like what you suggest. In any case I'm
certain that the actual query being used is valid (Solr would complain if it
weren't) and that the ampersand is somehow affecting results. Is ther
I have a question about how punctuation and other special characters are
handled in the Solr index when using the facets toolkit. I have an index of
employees and facets based on their employer. Attempt to constrain the
search based on facets works only as long as the company name doesn't
contain