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I’ve did some googling around and if you still have this issue, it’s probably related to GoDaddy hosting.
I found 2 very relatable threads:
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Someone there managed to fix the issue by switching to PHP 5.5 on the godaddy back-end:
Hi All,
Just wanted to share how I fix the issue. In the cpanel control panel, choose “Select PHP version”. Then I select “PHP Version 5.5”. Then click save.
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I think I might know how to fix it very easily, but I don’t know what’s the cause though.
Open the Compatibility Settings submenu under the ajax search pro menu, and hit the Save button without changing anything. The error refers to unset variables regarding the compatibility options, and this should refresh the values.
I’ve checked the lines the error message is referring to, but I need to run some tests why the error message is triggered, as I have no idea yet.
I’ve tried to make a test draft post and save it if the error appears, but I couldn’t see any error messages.
I also made a test search instance and saved it, but no error messages either. Maybe it’s specific to something. Try to grab the whole error message in case it happens again, and we figure it out 🙂
Hi!
I was unable to log in with the credentials, can you please take a look at it?
In the meantime can you please copy-paste the error message? It would be extremely helpful.
Hi!
Thanks for the bug report. I haven’t noticed it before. I’m taking a look right now for a potential fix.
I’m getting a 404 default server error pages on the URLs provided. I’m guessing you are moving/changing things: http://i.imgur.com/xOXQFZK.png
Let me know when it’s finished and I will try again.
Great news! I will include this as fix to the upcoming update so you won’t loose the changes when updating 🙂
Let me know if you need any more help.
If you like the plugin, you can leave a rating on it on your codecanyon downloads page, it’s greatly appreciated.
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Unfortunately I cannot re-create the issue on my test servers, it’s working for me, but I might have an idea. Maybe because of the permalink structure the page number variable is reset or removed for some reason and the search displays always the same first results – because it thinks it’s on the first page always.
I’ve quickly worked out a minor modification that might work for you. Open up the wp-content/plugins/ajax-search-pro/includes/hooks.php file on your server and replace it’s content with the contents on this link: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=H6Gpffj4
Don’t forget to make a back-up copy just in case! Hopefully that will help.
Probably only major version 5.0, which is planned to january 2016. A few minor updates will be release in the meantime, but I don’t think I can include the searhWP engine yet unfortunately.
Thanks! I see an error 500 at the ajax response with no error message. It can be anything. Let me know if you can turn on error reporting or provide temporary FTP, and I will check again 🙂
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I found you ticket finally. I didn’t get any notification and it was marked as a spam by Akismet for some reason..
Anyways, can you please provide temporary login and ftp access to debug the problem? Unfortunately there were no similar reports of such a problem, so I have no idea yet of the cause.
Thanks, but can you also link me to a page where the search is active? I cannot see it anywhere.
And please can you enable the debug mode in the wp-config.php file, to see if there are any error messages supressed.
Everything looks fine to me on the configuration. I’m getting results.
One thing though: on the General Options -> Behavior panel the Show exact matches only? option is enabled. Can you please try turning it off and trying it again? Exact matches will only match multiple keywords if they are in the exact order in the text.
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I would highly not recommend increasing the results to over 100, even less. First of all the ajax response would get so big, that the browser could not handle it, and the images displayed would also take extreme bandwidth, probably freezing the browser.
The isotope script would probably fail as well, I don’t think it was ever tested over 100 items by it’s author.The pagination would break a line, it’s not yet prepared for high amounts of pages unfortunately.
Hi!
I am getting &asp_active=1 passed with the search string which breaks the search.
Can you be more specific on this issue please? Are there any error messages or anything else appearing?
The string is appended because the Override the default WordPress search results page? option is activated on the General Options -> Sources panel. In case you are using SearchWP I suggest disabling this option, as searcWP overrides the default results automatically.
Is there a way to integrate this with SearchWP?
Not the live (ajax) part yet. SearchWP automatically overrides the search results on the standard results page, no further action is needed. All you need to do is turn on the Redirect when clicking on search icon? or the Redirect when hitting the return key? option: http://i.imgur.com/ivwUllT.png
I’m planning to add searchWP as an optional engine for the live results as well in the future (with possible limitations).
