After doing some more reading on facets-- I am wondering if this is
really the wrong way to go. From what I can tell, the point of facets
is to get a quick breakdown of how many records have similar values,
and then drill down from there.. ? The app that I am working on had
most all of the TS code written before I joined the team.. And it
looks like facets is the only method called for any sort of retrieval
of records... I am thinking perhaps TS isn't being used
appropriately-- For example, the index action does:
@posts = Post.facets(:conditions => { :title =>
params[:title], :description => params[:description] } ).for
...
So in this context, there's no real reason to be using facets, right?
That should just be a regular search method call, right?
@posts = Post.search(:conditions => { :title =>
params[:title], :description => params[:description] } )
... But still am wondering how should I add "TIMESTAMPDIFF(SECOND,
posts.created_at, (SELECT DATE_ADD(NOW(), INTERVAL 3 HOUR))) as
difference" to this search call?
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