"No namespace" doesn't mean "any namespace". It means a specific namespace,
designated by an empty string. There is no way to specify a single range index
in "any namespace" or in multiple namespaces, but you can create as many range
indexes as you like.
I can't speak to App Builder, but most low-level lexicon and query constructors
take sequences of QNames. So, for example:
declare namespace v1="foo/version/1";
declare namespace v2="foo/version/2";
declare namespace v3="foo/version/3";
cts:element-values(
(xs:QName('v1:title'),
xs:QName('v2:title'),
xs:QName('v3:title')) (), $options, $query)
-- Mike
On 23 Sep 2011, at 11:51 , Robert Nam wrote:
> Summary:
> We are storing content that has different versions of the same
> namespace/standard.
> EX:
> Document 1: xmlns:foo=”http://xml-standard.com/1.0”
> Document 2: xmlns:foo= “http://xml-standard.com/revised/2.5”
> It is desired to use faceted navigation for an element within two separate
> namespaces. The next revision of the namespace/standard will add a third
> index to the faceted navigation, and so on.
>
> Description:
> The MarkLogic “Application Builder” wizard creates a site that uses faceted
> navigation. The facets are created by searches that are constrained by a
> range index. Is it possible to create a facet (perform a search) based on
> two or more range indexes? The desired result is to have one set of results
> based on an element from multiple namespaces. We tried to use a single
> “generic universal index (no namespace in the index) “ but the facets would
> return zero results.
>
>
> -Robert
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