Brian,
I've added this feature you requested. So, now you can do
<div ex:role="facet" ex:facetClass="TextSearch"
ex:queryParamName="srch"></div>
and your example would work.
David
Brian Rossmajer wrote:
> I'd been looking over the code for that too and haven't found anything.
>
> I was about to add a new attribute ex:uriquery whose attribute would be
> the query string variable from which to obtain the value. ie. instead
> of the current ex:query="test" I would have ex:uriquery="srch" and the
> text search facet would take, for example, an initial value of "Brian"
> from the url test.com/search.html?srch=Brian
>
> Brian
>
>
>
> Dan Wlodarski wrote:
>
>> Here's the backstory: I'm trying to get a third-party, client-side
>> framework to interface with Exhibit. The third-party framework would
>> generate the filter string and then pass it to the Exhibit API to apply.
>> Nothing I've tried so far, however, works.
>>
>> Is there any way I can assign a value to Exhibit's TextSearchFacet
>> through the DOM/Javascript and then call its event/listener so the
>> filter gets applied? Failing that, is there some other client-side,
>> dynamic way to apply a filter to the Exhibit data that does not require
>> me to create a TextSearchFacet div?
>>
>
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