Hi,
Can anyone suggest how i can add multiple terms to my filter in the query 
below? Tried one term: "med" and it works, adding yet another as array only 
takes the last element and the first one shows up in the hit list. I tried 
Bool and "AND" but havent got it to work neither.
Thanks!
GET /teststrings/_search 
{ 
"query" : {
"filtered": { 
"query": { 
"multi_match" : { 
"query":    "Decor strip", 
"type":"best_fields", 
"fields": [ "enstring.name", "enstring.untouched^5" ] 
} 
}, 
"filter": { 
"not": { 
"term": { 
"svstring.name": ["med","utan"] 
} 
} 
} 
}
} 
}
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              Hello Pontus ,
You need to use terms instead of term filter
TERMS filter -
  
  
    
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Thanks 
Vineeth
On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 7:53 AM, Pontus Lundin lundin.codeitez@gmail.com  
wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone suggest how i can add multiple terms to my filter in the query 
below? Tried one term: "med" and it works, adding yet another as array only 
takes the last element and the first one shows up in the hit list. I tried 
Bool and "AND" but havent got it to work neither.
Thanks!
GET /teststrings/_search 
{ 
"query" : {
"filtered": { 
"query": { 
"multi_match" : { 
"query":    "Decor strip", 
"type":"best_fields", 
"fields": [ "enstring.name", "enstring.untouched^5" ] 
} 
}, 
"filter": { 
"not": { 
"term": { 
"svstring.name": ["med","utan"] 
} 
} 
} 
}
} 
}
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              I just found out a way with bool.
GET /teststrings/_search 
{ 
"query" : {
"filtered": { 
"query": { 
"multi_match" : { 
"query":    "Decor strip", 
"type":"best_fields", 
"fields": [ "enstring.name", "enstring.untouched^5" ] 
} 
}, 
"filter": { 
"bool": { 
"must":     {}, 
"must_not":  [ 
{ "term": { "svstring.name": "med"   }}, 
{ "term": { "svstring.name":  "utan"   }} 
], 
"should": 
{}
}
 
} 
}
} 
}
Den torsdagen den 4:e september 2014 kl. 04:23:16 UTC+2 skrev Pontus Lundin:
Hi,
Can anyone suggest how i can add multiple terms to my filter in the query 
below? Tried one term: "med" and it works, adding yet another as array only 
takes the last element and the first one shows up in the hit list. I tried 
Bool and "AND" but havent got it to work neither.
Thanks!
GET /teststrings/_search 
{ 
"query" : {
"filtered": { 
"query": { 
"multi_match" : { 
"query":    "Decor strip", 
"type":"best_fields", 
"fields": [ "enstring.name", "enstring.untouched^5" ] 
} 
}, 
"filter": { 
"not": { 
"term": { 
"svstring.name": ["med","utan"] 
} 
} 
} 
}
} 
}
 
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              Ah, Thanks for the hint vineeth!
Den torsdagen den 4:e september 2014 kl. 04:31:31 UTC+2 skrev vineeth mohan:
Hello Pontus ,
You need to use terms instead of term filter
TERMS filter - 
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Thanks 
Vineeth
On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 7:53 AM, Pontus Lundin <lundin....@gmail.com  
<javascript:>> wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone suggest how i can add multiple terms to my filter in the query 
below? Tried one term: "med" and it works, adding yet another as array only 
takes the last element and the first one shows up in the hit list. I tried 
Bool and "AND" but havent got it to work neither.
Thanks!
GET /teststrings/_search 
{ 
"query" : {
"filtered": { 
"query": { 
"multi_match" : { 
"query":    "Decor strip", 
"type":"best_fields", 
"fields": [ "enstring.name", "enstring.untouched^5" ] 
} 
}, 
"filter": { 
"not": { 
"term": { 
"svstring.name": ["med","utan"] 
} 
} 
} 
}
} 
}
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