Restricting to a lower navigation level
Deeper navigation – or navigation at a lower level – requires a combination of filters to be passed when first calling the FACT-Finder Navigation module.
Filtering for a simple data field
When submitting a deeper navigation call, you must ensure that the entire filter combination is passed in the correct sequence. When filtering using data fields, it is important that you know which FACT-Finder field contains the corresponding levels, and which field name refers to the corresponding field. Let us assume that the categories are distributed in the fields category0, category1
and category2
, where category0
is the top level of navigation.
So, for example, if the navigation is to go from the top-level category Clothing to the subcategory Trousers and then to a further sub-category Jeans
, the call to the REST interface should be as follows:
$stringEscapeUtils.escapeHtml($body)
$stringEscapeUtils.escapeHtml($body)
$stringEscapeUtils.escapeHtml($body)
Filtering for a category path field
By complying with the schema below it is possible to generate all filters required for deeper navigation from the field names and selected navigation path..
Schema: FILTER_NAME:VALUE1/VALUE2/.../VALUEX.
Please note the suffix ROOT
after the filter parameter.
In our example, the resulting filter has the name categoryROOT/Clothing
and the value Trousers
, which must be passed in addition to the main category filter. (To improve the readability of these examples, the slashes in the example URLS have not been encoded.)
$stringEscapeUtils.escapeHtml($body)
$stringEscapeUtils.escapeHtml($body)
$stringEscapeUtils.escapeHtml($body)