Both the faceted navigation and the page comments are available on http://www.setantasports.com

The facets that you see in the url pretty much drive the whole site and the navigation on the left hand side column is an appliances for selecting and adding facets to the context.

You may experiment with adding facets to the url and see how the content changes e.g. if you open the main page and add a “/football” or “/golf” at the end or anywhere after “facets/” you will see the same page but serving content from a different context. In this case everything that’s tagged with “football” facet. Basically an ultra fast category search.

The faceted engine also features properties for tagging pages, and referencing both multiple and single facets.

I’ll be adding more documentation to the blog shortly the engine is indeed a platform for very fast retrieving and providing a tagged content, including facilities for parsing and constructing faceted url with FriendlyUrl and without the module.

Also a part of the module is our “content accelerator” module for quick retrieval of objects stored as pages and for determining whether a user has an access to a page. So far the navigation is written in a “visitor mode” mostly so there is little facility for users at a various privilege level, but that’s what was working for us so far. the navigation also features the elimination of duplicate links on a page through controls (of various priority/value) participating in a bidding for content and getting the data provided to them through events. This is really a bit hard to explain in a short comment. I’ll try to document it better in a series of articles I’ll be writing on the blog to document our work.