Let's do an example: Say I have a document with some tags:
"tags":["furniture", "wood", "table",""].
Then what I want would be to be able to get the counts for the tags "wood"
and "table", without the other tags. I can't use the exclude feature
because there are too many tags. I think the facet filter would allow me to
restrict the set of documents I get the tags from, but I would still get
counts for all tags found in these documents.
But perhaps I'm wrong, which would be great since I want this functionality
On Saturday, 8 June 2013 17:13:14 UTC+2, AlexR wrote:
I think if I understand them correctly, they may if you filter on faceted
field. I think they will not affect the main document set but will affect
set used by that facet. If facet field is single valued I think it will be
the same as taking original set and calculating facet for specific values
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