Of course you can hack something like length:[10 TO 19.999999], but that's clumsy too.
It doesn't help the 3.x code line, but trunk allows mixing inclusive and exclusive end points in ranges, e.g. length:[10 TO 20} (note curly brace at end). See: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-996 Best Erick On Sun, Sep 18, 2011 at 1:39 AM, Coda Moda <pub...@codamoda.com> wrote: > Hello, > > I am new to SOLR and using the Numeric Facets feature in v3.3 to display a > facet list of lengths. I have successfully added the query parameters to > display a facet list using: > > facet.range = length > f.length.facet.range.start = 0 > f.length.facet.range.end = 100 > f.length.facet.range.gap = 10 > f.length.facet.range.include = lower > > Which gives me a list like > > 0 < 10 > 10 < 20 > 20 < 30 > Etc to 100 > > Now I want to create a query to return the pertinent results when a user > clicks on a facet item like "10 < 20". > Since I am using "f.length.facet.range.include = lower" I cannot simply use > "length:[10 TO 20]" since this includes results where length is "20". My > current work around is to add an exclude "-length:20" > > I also tried "{!frange l=10 u=20 incu=false incl=true}length" which returns > the pertinent results but does not use the same single parameter for > "include" so this is not ideal either. > > Is there a better way of doing this? Perhaps pulling data from a facet list > cache? Or another method that respects the same parameters, specifically > "include", that facet.range uses? > > Thanks for any help. > Greg > >
