Hi Shalin, Sorry for the confusion but i dont have separate index fields. I have all information in only one index field descp. Now is it possible what you explained.
Thanks, Sumit On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 10:16 PM, Shalin Shekhar Mangar < shalinman...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 10:01 PM, Sumit Aggarwal > <sumit.kaggar...@gmail.com>wrote: > > > Hi Shalin, > > specifying facet.query='small'&facet.query=large will actually filter the > > result also.....and it wont give me facet count for both at the same > > time... > > i will give total resultset for both these terms. > > > No. facet.query will not filter the results. It is applied on top of the > current result set (the documents matching your q and fq parameters). If > you > specify multiple facet.query parameters, you will get a count for each of > them. > > > > since i am very new to > > solr so i dont understand how facet counting behaves in that case as i > have > > seen lots of website showning facet count for multiple terms like amazon > > does ... in amazon if i search laptop on left pane it shows me count of > > each > > brands as well as count of display sizes also but showing total result > set > > for query laptop on right section. so they would be doing it.... i am > > assuming this must be some simple task. > > > > I guess that's just simple facet.field in play. You have only fixed set of > sizes in your field 'x', so you do a facet.field=x and you get a count for > each term in field 'x'. > > > > > > Here is example for my req: > > 1. i wanted to search "red dress"... > > > > left section has some filters like size as "small", "large", brands as > > Versace,Marc Jacobs....... > > > > As i fire this query it should return me all result matched as "red > dress" > > on right section and i should get count of small, large, versace, Marc > > Jacobs..... considering i am having all information in a single field as > > descp index field... After that if i select "large" i should get result > > matching as both "red dress" and "large" > > > > > Right, that's stock faceted search. For the scenario you have described, > you > can do q=red dress&facet=true&facet.field=size&facet.field=brands and so on > for each field you want to use as a facet. > > When a user clicks on a facet value say "versace", you make a query like > q=red dress&*fq=brand:versace*&facet=true&facet.field=size and so on for > all > fields you want to use as a facet (note, unless 'brand' is a multi-valued > field, there is no need to include facet.field=brand because a value has > already been selected and facet.field won't match anything) > > -- > Regards, > Shalin Shekhar Mangar. >
