If I understand correctly, I can use a "facet_filter" to limit the
scope of
my requested facet. So given a sample document:
{
"color": "blue",
"type": "crayon"
}
If I wanted to create a facet based on "color" but limit the results
to
only records of "type" == "crayon", then a "facet_filter" is the
correct
way to do this, or am I mistaken?
I'm having a difficult time getting facet_filters to work. I created a
gist
at: gist:1674000 · GitHub
If I understand correctly, I can use a "facet_filter" to limit the
scope of
my requested facet. So given a sample document:
{
"color": "blue",
"type": "crayon"
}
If I wanted to create a facet based on "color" but limit the results
to
only records of "type" == "crayon", then a "facet_filter" is the
correct
way to do this, or am I mistaken?
I'm having a difficult time getting facet_filters to work. I created a
gist
at: gist:1674000 · GitHub
If I understand correctly, I can use a "facet_filter" to limit the
scope of
my requested facet. So given a sample document:
{
"color": "blue",
"type": "crayon"
}
If I wanted to create a facet based on "color" but limit the results
to
only records of "type" == "crayon", then a "facet_filter" is the
correct
way to do this, or am I mistaken?
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