Hi Ernest,
Perfect. Will wait for the updated version of the plugin.
I tried different plugin configuration combinations, but no success yet. I was also trying to figure out if any other plugin is causing the issue.
During my further analysis I did found something interesting which I am gonna share below, just let me know if that is the root cause.
Our actual application environment uses wordpress v-4.9.16. To check for validity, in localhost, I installed the ASP plugin (v-4.20.2) in different fresh wordpress installations with versions (4.9.16, 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.5) with no other plugins installed. The ASP plugin is working(initializing) as expected for all the wordpress versions only except for the wordpress v-4.9.16. And as expected only after removing “wp-hooks” from the code in file (/ajax-search-pro/includes/classes/core/class-asp-init.php:516) [ wp_register_script( ‘wd-asp-ajaxsearchpro’, ASP_URL . “js/” . $js_source . “/jquery.ajaxsearchpro” . $minify_string . “.min.js”, array(‘jquery’, ‘wp-hooks’), $media_query, $load_in_footer); ] It is working fine.
As per the documentation, the plugin is compatible with WP 4.9, but looks like it is somehow getting restricted.
Also I have installed the AjaxsearchPro (v-4.20.2) in a separate temporary WordPress instance (v-4.9.16) in a public domain (which you can access for testing)
https://tinyurl.com/yfsb5k44 with temporary admin credentials (Tmpadmin, Welcome@135). Let me know if you can find any configuration changes that can be done which could fix the problem.