In the ALA colaboration we added a nice feature that displayed the structure of a dataset or event. To do that we used concatenated versions of eventTypes and events.
eventTypeHierarchyJoined + eventHierarchyJoined is what we called them in the ALA colaboration.
Indexed as keyword.
We use this to generate trees showing the dataset or event layout
Event A
├─ event a
├─ event b
│ ├─ event b1
│ ├─ event b2
├─ event c
│ ├─ event c1
│ ├─ event c2
We can do that because a term aggregation on eventTypeHierarchyJoined will return (/) being a reserved string
Event A / event a
Event A / event b / event b1
Event A / event b / event b2
...
better example for event Type would be Survey / Site / Report
ping @djtfmartin and @fmendezh
In the ALA colaboration we added a nice feature that displayed the structure of a dataset or event. To do that we used concatenated versions of eventTypes and events.
eventTypeHierarchyJoined
+eventHierarchyJoined
is what we called them in the ALA colaboration. Indexed as keyword.We use this to generate trees showing the dataset or event layout
We can do that because a term aggregation on
eventTypeHierarchyJoined
will return (/
) being a reserved stringbetter example for event Type would be
Survey / Site / Report