OK.
So a followup question..
?q=department_exact:Apparel%3EMen's%
20Apparel*&fq=country_code:US&fq=brand_exact:adidas&fq=hibernated:true
returns 0 results. Note the %20 in there for the space character.
?q=department_exact:Apparel%
3EMen's*&fq=country_code:US&fq=brand_exact:adidas&fq=hibernated:true
returns several, and the only change is that I've truncated "Men's
Apparel*" to be "Men's*".
(example department_exacts from this result set below..)
Apparel>Men's Apparel>Sweatshirts>Hooded
Apparel>Men's Apparel>Shirts>Tank Top>Workout
Apparel>Men's Apparel>Sweatshirts
Apparel>Men's Apparel>Sweatshirts
Apparel>Men's Apparel>Jackets>Windbreaker
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Any ideas why "Apparel>Men's*" would work, but "Apparel>Men's
Apparel*" would not?
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| Matthew Runo
| Zappos Development
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On Aug 8, 2007, at 2:42 PM, Yonik Seeley wrote:
On 8/8/07, Matthew Runo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've been using the standard query handler to do searches like
q=department_exact:"Foo>Bar>Baz>Qux"
Now, lets assume I have lots of records, with various department
trees...
1. Foo>Bar>Baz>Qux
2. Foo>Bar>Baz>Put
3. Foo>Bar>Something With Spaces>Elese
4. Foo>Totaly>Different>Tree
I'd like to get all the products at various levels, and all the
levels below.
I have a tokenzied department field, and a copyField
department_exact.
I've been doing searches on the department_exact feild, thinking I
could do this..
q=department_exact:"Foo>Bar*"
A "*" inside quotes is literal.
Try
q=department_exact:Foo>Bar*
Or if ">" is a reserved character, escape it with "\"
q=department_exact:Foo\>Bar*
If "Bar" is unique (only under Foo), you could use a copyfield to copy
it to a regex tokenizer to split on ">" and then do a simple search on
"Bar"
-Yonik
