Thanks for your reply Alex and Yogendra.
@Yogendra: I have tried with grouping but it did not work. I will recheck
again if I am missing somethin.
@Alex : Recommendations are some of the products that comes from Solr.
Here is the scenario:
1) We get 100 products from Solr on product listing pag
So, if the recommendations are dynamic and come from outside Solr, why
do you need Solr to do anything at this stage? Sounds like the
original result list is where Solr responsibility ends.
You are not exposing Solr directly to the UI (you should not), so
whatever your middleware is, can be coded
Grouping can be used,
Suppose you have recommendations 2,3 for id 1 and 6 for id 5. You can use
group query to get these document together.
group.query=id:(1 OR 2 OR 3)&group.query=id:(5 OR 6)
On Sun 21 Jul, 2019, 9:47 AM Venkateswarlu Bommineni,
wrote:
> Thanks Saurabh for quick response.
>
>
Thanks Saurabh for quick response.
Did you mean to index recommended products as child documents ? and get
them back using block join to get the results ?
If yes , difficulty is recommendations are very dynamic and they totally
depends on the user's session and how many products and type of the p
Hi,
You can add recommendations as child documents and use block join for
retrieval. By adding as child it will easy for you to keep track of the
recommendations.
Thanks
Saurabh
On Sun, Jul 21, 2019, 8:16 AM Venkateswarlu Bommineni
wrote:
> Hello Team,
>
> Apologies , if you feel this question
Hello Team,
Apologies , if you feel this question is silly and weird.
Here is the scenario I am trying to achieve.
1) Customers come to PCAT (Product category/listing pages) [we hit Solr to
get the results]
2) Customer selects a product and goes to product details page.
3) When customer comes ba
