Thanks! I know how to fire a range query. However, what I want is to provide the visitor with a range filter. In this range filter the minimum and maximum value are already set to the lowest and highest price of the current resultset.
e.g. I sell cars. My cheapest car is 1,000 and the most expensive is 100,000 A user comes on the site and all cars are shown, so the price range filter he sees is set to start at 1,000 and end at 100,000 Then the user filters on brand Audi. The cheapest Audi is 40,000 and the most expensive 80,000 In this case I the price range filter changes, and holds a minimum value of 40,000 and a max of 80,000. This will a) give the user an indication of all Audi prices and b) prevent him from selecting a price for which there is no car available. I believe this is different then what you are suggesting right? -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/get-min-max-prices-as-facets-tp4099501p4099565.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
