Is there a way I can do that: I want to retrieve Users which:
-are situated in a maximum distance of origin point (lat/long)
OR
-have a mobility_city defined
I defined:
Class User
define_index do
indexes "'nothing'", :as => :empty
has mobilities.city_id, :as => :mobile_cities_ids
has "RADIANS(users.latitude)", :as => :latitude, :type => :float
has "RADIANS(users.longitude)", :as => :longitude, :type => :float
end
end
Of course I can do 2 differents call and then merge them:
@users_distance = User.search :with => {:mobile_cities_ids => @ville.id }
@users_mobiles = User.search :geo => [@lat, @lng], :with => {"@geodist" =>
0.0..10_000.0}
@both= (@users_distance + @users_mobiles).uniq
but with this approach i loose the ability to retrieve facets directly :
@both.facets => can't retrieve on an array...
I could do something like that then @facets = User.facets :with =>
{:user_id => @both.map(&:id) }, but isn't it a bit heavy ?
Any suggestion ?
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