i am using dismax to boost my field as placeName^1.8 schemeName^1.5 text^1.0,
now I also want to boost my results with respect to distance to show closest
areas first, i sort it with geodist but it show irrelevant results on top,
i also tried
q={!boost b=recip(geodist(50.1, -0.86, myGeoField), 1,
Yes. "fq" (filter queries) are independent of the user's query in "q".
On May 24, 2011, at 10:58 AM, Jamie Johnson wrote:
> ok, so anything that goes in q would then be used for dismax but anything
> else could go into fq (or multiple fqs) to apply different criteria in
> addition then correct?
>
ok, so anything that goes in q would then be used for dismax but anything
else could go into fq (or multiple fqs) to apply different criteria in
addition then correct?
On Tue, May 24, 2011 at 9:43 AM, Smiley, David W. wrote:
> Hi Jamie.
>
> You can definitely use dismax & geospatial; these are u
Hi Jamie.
You can definitely use dismax & geospatial; these are unrelated. Use
defType=dismax to get dismax and then use an appropriate geospatial filter like
fq={!bbox}&sfield=store&pt=45.15,-93.85&d=5
For temporal based constraints, add a temporal filter query:
fq=timestamp:[NOW-1MONTH TO N
