Have you looked at "pivot facets"? It _might_ help here with the first part. That said, pivot facets can be expensive (as always, "it depends") and the two-query solution might be better, gotta test.
About the second part: bq: one of my main facets returns with just a single value Not sure how that'd work without two queries. Best, Erick On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 5:46 AM, Jan Verweij - Reeleez <j...@reeleez.nl> wrote: > Dear, > > I'm implementing a productcatalog and have 5 main facets and 60+ possible > subfacets. > If I select a specific value from one of my main facets, let's say, > productgroupX, > I want to show the facets related to this productgroup, say length and > height. > But if productgroupY is selected I have to show weight and color. > > To make it even more complex if I run a query and one of my main facets > returns with just a single value it's the same as selecting this single > value and should already come back with the additional subfacets. > > I know how todo this with two requests to solr but perhaps there are more > dynamic ways within solr I haven't thought about. > > Cheers, > > Jan Verweij
