: Chris, I was trying the below method for sorting the faceted buckets but
: am seeing that the function query query($q) applies only to the score
: from “q” parameter. My solr request has a combination of q, “bq” and
: “bf” and it looks like the function query query($q) is calculating the
: scores only on q and not on the aggregate score of q, bq and bf
right. ok -- yeah, that makes sense.
The thing to udnerstand is that when you use request params as "variables"
in functions like that, the function doesn't know the context of your
request -- "query($q)" doesn't know/treat the "q" param special, it could
just as easily be "query($make_up_a_param_name_thats_in_your_request)"
awhen when the query() function goes and evalutes the param you specify,
it's not going to know that you have a defType of e/dismax that affects
"q" param when the main query is executed -- it just parses it as a lucene
query.
so what you need is something like "query({!dismax bf=$bf bq=$bq v=$q})"
... i think that should work, or if not then use "query($facet_sort)"
where facet_sort is a new param you add that contains "{!dismax bf=$bf
bq=$bq v=$q}"
alternatively, you could change your "q" param to be very explicit about
the query you want, w/o depending on defType, and use a custom param name
for the original query string provided by the user -- that's what i
frequently do...
ie: q={!dismax bf=$bf bq=$bq v=$qq}&qq=dogs and cats
...and then the "query($q)" i suggested before should work as is.
does that make sense?
-Hoss
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