Re: How to use TermsComponent when I need a filter

2010-09-08 Thread Chris Hostetter

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How to use TermsComponent when I need a filter

2010-09-08 Thread David Yang
Hi,

 

I have a solr index, which for simplicity is just a list of names, and a
list of associations. (either a multivalue field e.g. {A1, A2, A3, A6}
or a string concatenation list e.g. A1 A2 A3 A6)

 

I want to be able to provide autocomplete but with a specific
association. E.g. Names beginning with Bob in association A5. 

 

Is this possible? I would prefer not to have to have one index per
association, since the number of associations is pretty large

 

Cheers,

 

David 

 



How to use TermsComponent when I need a filter

2010-09-07 Thread David Yang
Hi,

 

I have a solr index, which for simplicity is just a list of names, and a
list of associations. (either a multivalue field e.g. {A1, A2, A3, A6}
or a string concatenation list e.g. A1 A2 A3 A6)

I want to be able to provide autocomplete but with a specific
association. E.g. Names beginning with Bob in association A5. 

Is this possible? I would prefer not to have to have one index per
association, since the number of associations is pretty large

 

Cheers,

David