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- August 9, 2015 at 4:17 pm #5573
Hi folks,
I found you some days ago and thought, “Finally! A FAST search plugin that starts a search while writing the search phrase” 🙂
I have been playing with the plugin a bit but may a some help on the way.
I have placed the search php code in the 404-page theme page.
Could you please advice?a) I have member pages setup with a membership plugin.
Could you please mention where to exclude these pages?
(even if they are password protected, they would better not show up in the results)b) The cool “Ajax behaviour” that show instant search suggestions while writing in the Search box, it takes some seconds before it shows anything, losing the experience of fast search. Dependent of server speed? (it doesn’t show any “searching image” at my site)
c) I have unchecked Google keyword suggestion and just using “post tags” and “post titles”.
If I enter someting odd like “stt” it shows samples like “stti, stti airport, sttr…”.
Is that Google suggestions?d) The width of the search box. Probably in front of my eyes, but where do I enter the width?
Sorry for all the questions.
Cheers,
PatrikAugust 10, 2015 at 10:14 am #5575Hi Patrik!
Thank you for your kind words. I’m glad to announce that today I’m finally finishing the upcoming version, which has hundreds of improvements and new options to make the ajax search much faster + it will feature a newly designed index table to use optionally mainly for databases with lots of data.
1. I believe these pages are stored in the posts table just like others, so I’m guessing they must have some kind of numeric ID. If you can find out the ID of these pages, you can enter them on the Advanced Options panel: http://s21.postimg.org/gbuwyklo7/image.png
I just realized that I should probably rename that option to something like exclude post/page/cpm ID’s, it works with every custom post type.2. Yes, it’s dependent on server speed + some of these features are being re-worked for better performance (I found better ways of doing suggestions). However, you can probably make an improvement if you enable the custom ajax handler on the Compatibility Settings panel. More information: Fine tuning the search configuration
3. If you don’t have such tags or post titles, then it might be it. Make sure you selected the sources on the Autocomplete subpanel, and not the Keyword suggestions subpanel under the Autocomplete & Suggestion options panel: http://postimg.org/image/adh3oc2pf/
4. It’s on the Theme Options – Overall box layout panel, the second option: Search box width
Best,
Ernest Marcinko
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