generate two terms in facets

[Murilo de Souza Lopes]

I am trying to generate two terms in the same facets, for example:

"terms": [{

         "term": "term value",

         "termtwo": "term value",

         "count": 0

       } ..

But only comes with 1 "term"

"terms": [{

         "term": "term value",

         "count": 0

       } ..

I've tried using the "multi fields", in indexing, but without success.

Anyone know of any examples or concept sure how to do this?

thank you

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[dadoonet]

Ask for two facets. One for each field.

My 2 cents

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Le 8 juin 2013 à 17:20, Murilo de Souza Lopes <[hidden email]> a écrit :

I am trying to generate two terms in the same facets, for example:

"terms": [{

         "term": "term value",

         "termtwo": "term value",

         "count": 0

       } ..

But only comes with 1 "term"

"terms": [{

         "term": "term value",

         "count": 0

       } ..

I've tried using the "multi fields", in indexing, but without success.

Anyone know of any examples or concept sure how to do this?

thank you

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[Matt Weber-2]

Or use the fields parameter on the terms facet which allows faceting over multiple fields.

{

    "query" : {

        "match_all" : {  }

    },

    "facets" : {

        "tags" : {

            "terms" : {

                "fields" : ["field1", "field2"]

            }

        }

    }

}

On Sat, Jun 8, 2013 at 9:48 AM, David Pilato <[hidden email]> wrote:

Ask for two facets. One for each field.

My 2 cents

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Le 8 juin 2013 à 17:20, Murilo de Souza Lopes <[hidden email]> a écrit :

I am trying to generate two terms in the same facets, for example:

"terms": [{

         "term": "term value",

         "termtwo": "term value",

         "count": 0

       } ..

But only comes with 1 "term"

"terms": [{

         "term": "term value",

         "count": 0

       } ..

I've tried using the "multi fields", in indexing, but without success.

Anyone know of any examples or concept sure how to do this?

thank you

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[Murilo de Souza Lopes]

I think the problem is the gem tire, because I'm trying to add + 1 terms in facet it is only generating 1.

someone working with the tire here?

Thanks for the replies.

Em sábado, 8 de junho de 2013 12h20min21s UTC-3, Murilo de Souza Lopes escreveu:

I am trying to generate two terms in the same facets, for example:

"terms": [{

         "term": "term value",

         "termtwo": "term value",

         "count": 0

       } ..

But only comes with 1 "term"

"terms": [{

         "term": "term value",

         "count": 0

       } ..

I've tried using the "multi fields", in indexing, but without success.

Anyone know of any examples or concept sure how to do this?

thank you

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[Kiranpvuthaman]

Hi All,

I also having a similar requirement. 

My collection have sub documents and the sub document contains three properties (Code, Description and Type). I basically wants to get distinct Code, Description and Type as TERM from the sub document (may be separated with some characters in between) and I want to display all three values in the interface.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Kiran

On Sunday, June 9, 2013 1:07:58 AM UTC+5:30, Murilo de Souza Lopes wrote:

I think the problem is the gem tire, because I'm trying to add + 1 terms in facet it is only generating 1.

someone working with the tire here?

Thanks for the replies.

Em sábado, 8 de junho de 2013 12h20min21s UTC-3, Murilo de Souza Lopes escreveu:

I am trying to generate two terms in the same facets, for example:

"terms": [{

         "term": "term value",

         "termtwo": "term value",

         "count": 0

       } ..

But only comes with 1 "term"

"terms": [{

         "term": "term value",

         "count": 0

       } ..

I've tried using the "multi fields", in indexing, but without success.

Anyone know of any examples or concept sure how to do this?

thank you

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[sslhj]

hi all,
   I have save requirement. my solution is, do term facet against each field, and add bool filter, which 'must' term filters against other fields, into it.

Kiranpvuthaman wrote

Hi All,

I also having a similar requirement.
My collection have sub documents and the sub document contains three
properties (Code, Description and Type). I basically wants to get distinct
Code, Description and Type as TERM from the sub document (may be separated
with some characters in between) and I want to display all three values in
the interface.

Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Kiran




On Sunday, June 9, 2013 1:07:58 AM UTC+5:30, Murilo de Souza Lopes wrote:
>
> I think the problem is the gem tire, because I'm trying to add + 1 terms
> in facet it is only generating 1.
>
> someone working with the tire here?
>
> Thanks for the replies.
>
> Em sábado, 8 de junho de 2013 12h20min21s UTC-3, Murilo de Souza Lopes
> escreveu:
>>
>> I am trying to generate two terms in the same facets, for example:
>>
>> "terms": [{
>>          "term": "term value",
>>          "termtwo": "term value",
>>          "count": 0
>>        } ..
>>
>>
>> But only comes with 1 "term"
>>
>> "terms": [{
>>          "term": "term value",
>>          "count": 0
>>        } ..
>>
>> I've tried using the "multi fields", in indexing, but without success.
>>
>> Anyone know of any examples or concept sure how to do this?
>>
>> thank you
>>
>

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[sujoysett]

Hi

I did it by using scripts and parsing the response at client side.

{

    "size": 0,

    "facets": {

        "my_facet": {

            "terms": {

                "script_field": "_source.field1 + ' ~~~ ' + _source.field2",

                "size": 10

            }

        }

    }

}

Possible to do on any number of fields, but this concepts does not work so great when nested arrays or multi-valued fields are involved.

Also its memory intensive.

- Sujoy.

On Sunday, June 9, 2013 2:12:41 AM UTC+5:30, Kiran Uthaman wrote:

Hi All,

I also having a similar requirement. 

My collection have sub documents and the sub document contains three properties (Code, Description and Type). I basically wants to get distinct Code, Description and Type as TERM from the sub document (may be separated with some characters in between) and I want to display all three values in the interface.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Kiran

On Sunday, June 9, 2013 1:07:58 AM UTC+5:30, Murilo de Souza Lopes wrote:

I think the problem is the gem tire, because I'm trying to add + 1 terms in facet it is only generating 1.

someone working with the tire here?

Thanks for the replies.

Em sábado, 8 de junho de 2013 12h20min21s UTC-3, Murilo de Souza Lopes escreveu:

I am trying to generate two terms in the same facets, for example:

"terms": [{

         "term": "term value",

         "termtwo": "term value",

         "count": 0

       } ..

But only comes with 1 "term"

"terms": [{

         "term": "term value",

         "count": 0

       } ..

I've tried using the "multi fields", in indexing, but without success.

Anyone know of any examples or concept sure how to do this?

thank you

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[Murilo de Souza Lopes]

thanks for the tip

2013/6/10 Sujoy Sett <[hidden email]>

Hi

I did it by using scripts and parsing the response at client side.

{

    "size": 0,

    "facets": {

        "my_facet": {

            "terms": {

                "script_field": "_source.field1 + ' ~~~ ' + _source.field2",

                "size": 10

            }

        }

    }

}

Possible to do on any number of fields, but this concepts does not work so great when nested arrays or multi-valued fields are involved.

Also its memory intensive.

- Sujoy.

On Sunday, June 9, 2013 2:12:41 AM UTC+5:30, Kiran Uthaman wrote:

Hi All,

I also having a similar requirement. 

My collection have sub documents and the sub document contains three properties (Code, Description and Type). I basically wants to get distinct Code, Description and Type as TERM from the sub document (may be separated with some characters in between) and I want to display all three values in the interface.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Kiran

On Sunday, June 9, 2013 1:07:58 AM UTC+5:30, Murilo de Souza Lopes wrote:

I think the problem is the gem tire, because I'm trying to add + 1 terms in facet it is only generating 1.

someone working with the tire here?

Thanks for the replies.

Em sábado, 8 de junho de 2013 12h20min21s UTC-3, Murilo de Souza Lopes escreveu:

I am trying to generate two terms in the same facets, for example:

"terms": [{

         "term": "term value",

         "termtwo": "term value",

         "count": 0

       } ..

But only comes with 1 "term"

"terms": [{

         "term": "term value",

         "count": 0

       } ..

I've tried using the "multi fields", in indexing, but without success.

Anyone know of any examples or concept sure how to do this?

thank you

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