I have implemented faceting with Solr for an ecommerce project. However, I'd like to change the default behavior somewhat. Visualize with me the left nav that contains:
Attribute A value1 (count) value2 (count) value3 (count) Attribute B value4 (count) value5 (count) The user interface has a checkbox for each attribute value. As a checkbox is checked, the list of products is refined to include those with the selected attribute(s). The default behavior is to AND all selected attributes. What I would like is if I check value1, none of the counts for Attribute A change, just the product result set. If I then check value3 the effect is that I'm saying products with values for Attribute A of value1 OR value3 (not AND). Counts for Attribute B do change as usual. If I then check value4, the effect is to return products with values for Attribute A of (value1 OR value3) AND values for Attribute B of value5. You can see this sort of thing in action here: http://www.beanbags.com/bean-bag-chairs/large/1618+1620+4225.cfm#N=1618+1620+4225+4229+4231&Ns=Preferred&view=36&display=grid_view Is this doable with Solr out of the box or do I need to build some logic around Solr's faceting functionality? Thanks. Matt -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Facets---ORing-attribute-values-tp26117763p26117763.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
