Re: Indexing relations for sorting
: Every product-to-category relation has its own sorting order which we would : like to index in solr. ... : We want all products of subcat1 (no mather what the parent category is) : ordered by their sorting order : : We want all products of cat2_subcat1 ordered by their sorting order the best suggestion i can think of is to create a field per category and use it to index the sort order for that category -- you haven't said what type of cardinality you are dealing with in your categorization, so if it's relatively small this should work well ... if it's unbounded it will have some serious problems however. : Our solr version is 1.3.0 Please, Please, Please consider upgrading when you are working on this project of yours. there have been too many bug fixes and performance enhancements since then to even remotely dream of listing them all in this email (that's what the CHANGES.txt file is for) -Hoss
Indexing relations for sorting
Hi everybody, I have the following problem/question: In our system we have some categories and products in those categories. Our structure looks a bit like this: product X belongs to category: cat1_subcat1 (10) product X belongs to category: cat2_subcat1 (20) product Y belongs to category: cat1_subcat2 (30) product Z belongs to category: cat2_subcat1 (15) Every product-to-category relation has its own sorting order which we would like to index in solr. To make the problem more complex, we have two ways of searching for a product: We want all products of subcat1 (no mather what the parent category is) ordered by their sorting order We want all products of cat2_subcat1 ordered by their sorting order This probably is not what solr is designed for, but everything else in our system is indexed and searched by solr. So it would be very helpfull if someone has an idea or suggestion to make this work. Our solr version is 1.3.0 Many thanks! Derk -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Indexing-relations-for-sorting-tp2824223p2824223.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
