Andrew,
I'm not sure that I understand the problem yet. Some XML could be worth
a hundred words.
Does the document look something like this?
<doc>
<user-date>Tuesday Feb 23, 2010</user-date>
<iso-date>2010-02-23</iso-date>
</doc>
And you want to display both user-date and iso-date in facets? If so,
the easiest implementation would be two different facets, one for each
element. But that seems too obvious, so no doubt I'm missing something.
-- Mike
On 2010-02-24 05:57, Andrew Welch wrote:
Hi,
It's difficult to come up with the subject line that reflects what I
mean, but hopefully this makes sense.
We have a mix of XML in a standard structure, along with user added
content (pdfs, word, html etc) that goes through the CPF.
The standard XML contains a<date> element, and we also allow the user
to provide an appropriate date for the user added content.
The problem is, how do we include the user added date along with the
standard date when we filtering the results by date?
One thought is to store the user added date in the document
properties, and then use that somehow, but not sure how or even if
that's possible.
The other is to store a metadata xml file along with the user added
document, which can contain the date. That will then appear in the
search results, so the problem is how to index the metadata, but
return the original?
What is the right approach here?
thanks
andrew
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