With your eaxmple I got it working nicely with addFacetField and
addFilterQuery in the API.
Thanks, I appreciate the help.
Britske wrote:
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> something like this?
>
> q=mainquery&fq={!tag=carfq}cars:corvette OR
> cars:camaro&facet=on&facet.field={!ex=carfq key=carfacet}cars
>
> -the facet: "carfacet" is indepedennt of the filter query that filters on
> cars.
> -you construct the filter query (fq={!tag=carfq}cars:corvette OR
> cars:camaro) yourself in your application layer.
>
> perhaps a disadvantage is that you get a lot of different filter queries
> which are all independently cached... I don't see any other way at the
> moment though..
>
> Geert-Jan
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> 2010/3/22 homerlex <nab...@mlecza.newnetco.com>
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>> bump - anyone?
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