Keyword parameter overwrites q parameter

[jeffsteward]

Originally reported here:

That was my bad I was trying to throw more things onto to get it to work. I think the main issue was that q was being overridden by keyword. When I commented out keyword in my call all the results would have the correct imagepermissionlevel:0. I ended up using title instead of keyword which didn't have the same issue.

Would still get imagepermissionlevel not equal to zero:
https://api.harvardartmuseums.org/object?apikey=[mykey]&hasimage=1&sort=random&person=any&keyword=sun&q=imagepermissionlevel:0

This worked:
https://api.harvardartmuseums.org/object?apikey=[mykey]&hasimage=1&sort=random&person=any&title=sun&q=imagepermissionlevel:0

Originally posted by @heatherca in #9 (comment)

[CoupDeWhoop]

Hi,

in case anyone else is having trouble with multiple query parameters

https://api.harvardartmuseums.org/object?apikey=[key]&size=20&hasimage=1&q=imagepermissionlevel:0&q=picasso

It works with q=imagepermissionlevel:0 AND picasso

https://api.harvardartmuseums.org/object?apikey=APIKEY&size=20&hasimage=1&q=imagepermissionlevel%3A0%20AND%20picasso

[jeffsteward]

Thanks for clarifying.

The API accepts only one q parameter per request. Terms must be clustered with boolean operators. See the Elasticsearch documentation on boolean operators for more examples.