> Hope that helps out. (It will mean that the filter is also added to the
> BaseParameter.FILTER but i gather fast just ignores it here).
Yes I think that helped me, just a few modifications. Fast doesn't ignore the
BaseParameter.FILTER therefore I changed name of the getFilter method, and then
the filter is not added.
public String getTransformedQuery(){return super.getTransformedQuery() + ' '
+getFromTomFilterString(getContext().getDataModel().getJunkYard().getValues());}
/A
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Skickat: den 9 oktober 2008 17:53
Till: [email protected]
Ämne: Re: DatefilterQueryTransformer
> The kernel adds the string as an esp filter parameter and that doesn't
> work.
Sorry for leading you down the garden path here.
pre 2.18 there's a lot of confusion around filters.
An attempt (still not yet committed into 2.18) to solve it is discussed
at (under "Fielded clause (& Custom) filters"):
http://sesat.no/new-design-proposal-for-searchcommand-and-abstractsearchcommand.html#NewdesignproposalforSearchCommandandAbstractSearchCommand-Fieldedclause%2528%2526Custom%2529filters
In the meantime add (something like) to your QueryTransfomer:
{code}
/** @deprecated temp solution before 2.18. only works when last in the
query-transformer list. **/
public String getTransformedQuery(){
return super.getTransformedQuery() + ' ' +
getFilter(context.getDataModel().getParameters());
}
{code}
Hope that helps out. (It will mean that the filter is also added to the
BaseParameter.FILTER but i gather fast just ignores it here).
If you could shed light on what you'd expect, or any possible solutions,
on a new filter model in 2.18 that would be greatly appreciated.
~mck
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