Aggregation equivalent of Facet "global" : true?

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Is there a way of specifying the scope of an aggregation (if there is I
cant seem to find it)?

I want to achieve the equivalent of a Facet "global" : true.

Do I need to use facets instead of aggregations in this case?

I am just doing term aggregations - to give the user a dropdown list to
filter by, say, commodity - and provide choices like:
Aluminium (0)
Copper (110)
Gold (6)
Lead (243)
Zinc (0)

I want to do a global aggregation to get all the possible terms (ie all
possible filter values).
I want to do a contextual (based on current user query) term aggregation to
get the counts.

How do I do this with Aggregations?

Thanks

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You can do this by running a global aggregation:

On Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 12:02 PM, mooky nick.minutello@gmail.com wrote:

Is there a way of specifying the scope of an aggregation (if there is I
cant seem to find it)?

I want to achieve the equivalent of a Facet "global" : true.

Do I need to use facets instead of aggregations in this case?

I am just doing term aggregations - to give the user a dropdown list to
filter by, say, commodity - and provide choices like:
Aluminium (0)
Copper (110)
Gold (6)
Lead (243)
Zinc (0)

I want to do a global aggregation to get all the possible terms (ie all
possible filter values).
I want to do a contextual (based on current user query) term aggregation
to get the counts.

How do I do this with Aggregations?

Thanks

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Aha. I missed that. Many thanks.

On Wednesday, 11 June 2014 11:23:57 UTC+1, Adrien Grand wrote:

You can do this by running a global aggregation:
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On Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 12:02 PM, mooky <nick.mi...@gmail.com
<javascript:>> wrote:

Is there a way of specifying the scope of an aggregation (if there is I
cant seem to find it)?

I want to achieve the equivalent of a Facet "global" : true.

Do I need to use facets instead of aggregations in this case?

I am just doing term aggregations - to give the user a dropdown list to
filter by, say, commodity - and provide choices like:
Aluminium (0)
Copper (110)
Gold (6)
Lead (243)
Zinc (0)

I want to do a global aggregation to get all the possible terms (ie all
possible filter values).
I want to do a contextual (based on current user query) term aggregation
to get the counts.

How do I do this with Aggregations?

Thanks

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