]
}
},
"path": "marketplace"
}
}
both marketplace and price are mapped : "nested".
I have two marketplaces. One has a price arr
Is this possible using script sort?
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Has somebody another idea? Or it is not possible at all?
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Hi.
What kind of analyzer do you use? I think it might be a problem with the
whitespace (Or do you have the same problem if the value does not contain
whitespaces?).
In this case you can use a keyword analyzer (so you will not separate the
words into single token) or map the fields to not_anal
Hi.
I tried to set the nested_path to "marketplaces" and "marketplaces.prices".
But I still get "Infinity" as sort result.
Best regards,
Elke
Am Freitag, 10. Oktober 2014 15:23:50 UTC+2 schrieb Jonathan Foy:
>
> I suspect that because you have multiple leve
"term" : {
"marketplaces.name" : "marketPlace1"
In case I don't use the nested_filter I get the second document as first
result, because the sorting doesn't
