Live Results archive template(s)

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  • #39615
    ibates_asp
    ibates_asp
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    Firstly, this plugin is great. It saves countless hours of search configurations and puts them all into a nice GUI with immediate results upon saving.

    The setup:
    I’m using a theme built off of the default Underscores.me template builder (https://underscores.me/), and have added a taxonomy archive template for some added customization elsewhere on the page, not the WP loop. I have custom post types and custom taxonomies defined as a new plugin to keep things tidy. I am running the Custom Field Suite plugin as the free-alternative to ACF Pro. The results do not filter when searching/updating my search settings. The same is true for my default “archive.php” template. No live loading results. I am trying to make an archive grid of cards that link to the individual custom post type posts.

    I enabled the Live Search results and have changed the DOM targets to match my markup. The Live search does work on an individual taxonomy term page “taxonomy-${taxonomy}.php” template but not on the “archive-${post_type}.php” template.

    The docs (https://documentation.ajaxsearchpro.com/behavior/results_page_live_loader#how-to-enable-the-live-loader) state this should work on archives – or is this only specific taxonomy terms, and not the overall archives landing page of a custom post type?

    Does it occur if you disable all other plugins?
    – Disabled other plugins not tied to search instance like Contact Form 7. Custom Field Suite has fields in the ASP configuration

    Does it occur if you change the theme?
    – No, changed to “twentytwenty”. live results still don’t load on the the custom post type “archives-${post_type}.php” or “archives.php” template, individual custom taxonomy archives are in working order.

    Can you see any error messages?
    – No

    Can you check your error log
    – Yes, no errors

    Is there a barebones example WP theme setup where the ASP Live Results works on an archive.php template WITHOUT using Elementor, or can someone provide insight if this will work? I already know the functionality will not work with the “Page” templates as stated in other threads/internet.

    Thanks

    • This topic was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by ibates_asp .
    #39623
    Ernest Marcinko
    Ernest Marcinko
    Keymaster

    Hi,

    The issue in this case is, that Post Type archive pages are not yet supported – that is why the option says Taxonomy Archives specifically. It was a planned feature along with taxonomy archives, but there were major issues, which we could not resolve yet. Most of the time it worked great, but due to some WordPress related limits it ended up being unusable for some configurations, and we could not risk that.

    It is a work in progress though, so it should be available very soon in one of the next releases.

    Best,
    Ernest Marcinko

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    #39948
    ibates_asp
    ibates_asp
    Participant

    Thanks, I’ll play around with using different templates for the time being. Do you have an estimate on release date, and if this feature will be in that deployment? Looks like it will be a welcomed feature to in the community! Thanks for all the hard work.

    #39952
    Ernest Marcinko
    Ernest Marcinko
    Keymaster

    We have a stable beta version now, I am attaching it to this reply. After installation, you should see an option on the Search Behavior panel.

    It is still possible it may not work though, post type archive pages are a super problematic to properly detect, because of the default posts/blog static pages and the lack of core WP methods to detect them.

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    Ernest Marcinko

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