> &fq={!tag=tag1}tags:( |1003| |1007|) AND tags:(
>|10015|)&version=2.2&start=0&rows=10&indent=on&facet=on&facet.field={!ex=tag1}category&facet.field=capacity&facet.field=brand
I'm just guessing here, but perhaps {!tag=tag1} is only picking up the 'tags:(
|1003| |1007|) '-part. If so {!ex=tag1} would only exclude 'tags:( |1003|
|1007|) ' but it wouldn't exclude ' tags:(
|10015|)'
I believe this would 100% explain what you're seeing.
Assuming my guess is correct you could try to a couple of things (none of
which I'm absolutely certain will work, but you could try it out easily):
1. put fq in quotes: fq={!tag=tag1}"tags:( |1003| |1007|) AND tags:(|10015|)"
--> this might instruct {!tag=tag1} to tag the whole fq-filter.
2. make multiple fq's, and exclude them all (not sure if you can exclude
multiple fields): fq={!tag=tag1}tags:( |1003| |1007|)&fq={!tag=tag2}tags:(
|10015|)&facet.field={!ex=tag1,tag2}category&...
hth,
Geert-Jan
2011/1/24 beaviebugeater <mbro...@cox.net>
>
> I am attempting to do facets on products similar to how hayneedle does it
> on
> their online stores (they do NOT use Solr). See:
> http://www.clockstyle.com/wall-clocks/antiqued/1359+1429+4294885075.cfm
>
> So simple example, my left nav might contain categories and 2 attributes,
> brand and capacity:
>
> Categories
> - Cat1 (23) selected
> - Cat2 (16)
> - Cat3 (5)
>
> Brand
> -Brand1 (18)
> -Brand2 (10)
> -Brand3 (0)
>
> Capacity
> -Capacity1 (14)
> -Capacity2 (9)
>
>
> Each category or attribute value is represented with a checkbox and can be
> selected or deselected.
>
> The initial entry into this page has one category selected. Other
> categories can be selected which might change the number of products
> related
> to each attribute value. The number of products in each category never
> changes.
>
> I should also be able to select one or more attribute.
>
> Logically this would look something like:
>
> (Cat1 Or Cat2) AND (Value1 OR Value2) AND (Value4)
>
> Behind the scenes I have each category and attribute value represented by a
> "tag", which is just a numeric value. So I search on the tags field only
> and then facet on category, brand and capacity fields which are stored
> separately.
>
> My current Solr query ends up looking something like:
>
> &fq={!tag=tag1}tags:( |1003| |1007|) AND tags:(
>
> |10015|)&version=2.2&start=0&rows=10&indent=on&facet=on&facet.field={!ex=tag1}category&facet.field=capacity&facet.field=brand
>
> This shows 2 categories being selected (1003 and 1007) and one attribute
> value (10015).
>
> This partially works - the categories work fine. The problem is, if I
> select, say a brand attribute (as in the above example the 10015 tag) it
> does filter to the selected categories AND the selected attribute BUT I'm
> not able to broaden the search by selecting another attribute value.
>
> I want to display of products to be filtered to what I select, but I want
> to
> be able to broaden the filter without having to back up.
>
> I feel like I'm close but still missing something. Is there a way to
> specify 2 tags that should be excluded from facet fields?
>
> I hope this example makes sense.
>
> Any help greatly appreciated.
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