I am new to solr, and I have an idea of what I would like my end result to be. I want to run my plan by the list and make sure that I am approaching this in the best manor.
* I have items in a database, each item has multiple tags (keywords). * I would like to preform a search, then get a unique list of all the tags that show up in the result set. * The user could then select a tag, and a new search would be preformed, and a new smaller list of tags would show up . The only way that I can think of doing this, is executing 2 searches, the initial one selecting the top 10 results to display. The second search would select just the tag strings for all the results. I would then have to loop though all the keywords testing to see if it was somewhere in the result (regular expression). Is there a better way to preform this task?
