On Jan 8, 2009, at 9:29 AM, Yevgeniy Belman wrote:
the response i get when executing only the following, produces no
facet
counts. It could be a bug.
facet.query=[price:[* TO 500], price:[500 TO *]
That's an invalid query. If you want two ranges, use two facet.query
parameters.
Ah ok,
the response i get when executing only the following, produces no facet
counts. It could be a bug.
facet.query=[price:[* TO 500], price:[500 TO *]
However, when i add an unrelated facet field, i do get the desired count:
query=[price:[* TO 500], price:[500 TO *]],q=*:*,facet.field=cat
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 9:49 AM, Yevgeniy Belman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am curious if this is expected behavior in a typical facet with range
> query:
> params={facet=true,facet.query=[price:[* TO 500], price:[500 TO
> *]],q=*:*,facet.field=price
>
> i am getting back not only the:
> facet_queries={pr
Hi,
I am curious if this is expected behavior in a typical facet with range
query:
params={facet=true,facet.query=[price:[* TO 500], price:[500 TO
*]],q=*:*,facet.field=price
i am getting back not only the:
facet_queries={price:[* TO 500]=2,price:[500 TO *]=3}
but also:
facet_fields={price={150.
