hen J.
Subject: RE: Multiple facet.field format alternative for GET Request
: Well you get the same problem if you use jQuery's get(). It accepts an object
for the url params.
: I'll try to pass an array of k/v pairs and see what happens. Thanks!
from what i'm told, jQuery
: Well you get the same problem if you use jQuery's get(). It accepts an object
for the url params.
: I'll try to pass an array of k/v pairs and see what happens. Thanks!
from what i'm told, jQuery can definitely send multivalue request params,
although starting with 1.4 they changed the defau
: Cirelli, Stephen J.
Subject: Re: Multiple facet.field format alternative for GET Request
: I'm using extjs 4 store.load and it accepts new parameters for a GET request
: as an json object.
: I can not put more than one property with the same name on a json object.
...
: How can I
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Sent: Thu 8/9/2012 12:10 PM
To: Cirelli, Stephen J.
Subject: Re: Multiple facet.field format alternative for GET Request
: I'm using extjs 4 store.load and it accepts new parameters for a GET request
: as an json object.
: I can not put more than one property with the same
: I'm using extjs 4 store.load and it accepts new parameters for a GET request
: as an json object.
: I can not put more than one property with the same name on a json object.
...
: How can I pass multiple facet.field values to solr with out having to append
: a new facet.field param to th
I'm using extjs 4 store.load and it accepts new parameters for a GET request
as an json object.
I can not put more than one property with the same name on a json object.
How can I pass multiple facet.field values to solr with out having to append
a new facet.field param to the GET url. Instead of
