i´m not sure if i really understand facet_filter. I have a query +
facets + a facet_filter.
Applying the facet_filter only the facet specified is returned. OK.
But i still get all results from the query..
Say facet X is not displayed as it was filtered, i still get results
only available under facet X. Is this a normal behaviour ?
What does my query / query_string look like if i want to show all
tweets by user "john" that contains the string "text" and are tagged
with the color "blue" ?
i´m not sure if i really understand facet_filter. I have a query +
facets + a facet_filter.
Applying the facet_filter only the facet specified is returned. OK.
But i still get all results from the query..
Say facet X is not displayed as it was filtered, i still get results
only available under facet X. Is this a normal behaviour ?
What does my query / query_string look like if i want to show all
tweets by user "john" that contains the string "text" and are tagged
with the color "blue" ?
i´m not sure if i really understand facet_filter. I have a query +
facets + a facet_filter.
Applying the facet_filter only the facet specified is returned. OK.
But i still get all results from the query..
There are numerous places that filters can be applied:
to a query (affects facets and results)
to a search (affects results but not facets)
to a facet (affects facets but not results)
What does my query / query_string look like if i want to show all
tweets by user "john" that contains the string "text" and are tagged
with the color "blue" ?
Your query for the above could look something like this:
i´m not sure if i really understand facet_filter. I have a query +
facets + a facet_filter.
Applying the facet_filter only the facet specified is returned. OK.
But i still get all results from the query..
There are numerous places that filters can be applied:
to a query (affects facets and results)
to a search (affects results but not facets)
to a facet (affects facets but not results)
What does my query / query_string look like if i want to show all
tweets by user "john" that contains the string "text" and are tagged
with the color "blue" ?
Your query for the above could look something like this:
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