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Hi!
If you go to the Multisite Options panel, you can select which blogs you want to use. On the General Options -> Sources panel you can also select the product custom post type to look for.
You can’t redirect the results to a different page, it’s not possible in WordPress.
I believe it’s going to be W3TC. It has a minify option where I think you can define where to put the minified CSS.
Try to disable W3TC and test it by refresh your homepage by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + R a few times on google chrome or firefox. If the site “flashing” doesn’t stop, then it’s something else.
Thank you Aaron!
Finally, I have found the issue. The height calculation was only taking 1 group element height into account even if there were more. I’ve corrected the javascript, so it should work fine now.
You will have to use this staging copy of ajax search pro to preserve the change. Also, on the production environment please open up the Compatibility Settings submenu and change the Javascript source to “Non minified”: http://i.imgur.com/kmYjL3j.png
Okay, thank you!
The problem is exactly what I was suspecting. I looked at the page source and some CSS is printed as inline into the site header – which is all right, it should not cause the flash. However there is lots of other plugin CSS in the site footer. I see rev slider and other plugin CSS there as well.
If you look closely you can also see the logo and the button styles flash if empty the browser cache.
The cause might be a cache or CSS minification plugin possibly. Pushing CSS into the site footer makes your site faster, however it may also cause a flash of unstyled content. Try to re-configure the cache/minification plugin to print the CSS to the site header, it should solve this problem.
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It’s extremely hard to tell unless I see the problem.
I believe this might be an example of Flash of unstyled content. It basically happens when the browser parses the HTML faster, than loading the CSS files, and it displays the content unstyled for a split second. I believe some solutions exist to this issue, but it’s not plugin related.
I might be wrong though. If you have an url to look at, then I might be able to tell more.
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Sorry for the late answer, I had to check if I could replicate this issue, and it looks like it’s a bug with the current version.
The problem is that I can’t provide a quick fix to this problem yet, as it’s related to another issue I’m working on. I suggest you should disable the “More results” link until I release the upcoming version, which should be by the end of this week approximately.
I’m closing this thread as you already opened one with this exact issue here: https://wp-dreams.com/forums/topic/problem-with-urls-after-a-product-in-search-result/
Hi!
This might be caused by unclosed tags.
If you open up the Advanced Options panel on the search plugin options page, there is an option called HTML tags exclude from stripping content.
Delete everything from it and it will hopefully solve the problem: https://i.imgur.com/lOxLy2Q.png
Hi!
Could you please be more specific:
- On which search cases does this exactly happen?
- Does this happen with the ajax response or the search results page?
- How can I reproduce this issue on your server?
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I’ve tried to access the url you provided but I’m getting a redirect loop error. I’ve also tried the main site, but I’m getting the same error on every browser.
Let me know if there was an error and I will try again.Hi!
I was able to log in. First I had to re-install the plugin, it indicated a missing file when searching – it might have happened when transfering live to staging.
Your configuration looks all right to me so I was about to check the javascript files, but I’m not able to use the ftp details. I’ve tried the url you provided and the 119.9.56.187 IP address as well with both FTP and SFTP, ports 22 and 2222 as well, but I get a timeout. Is it a different url or IP? Should I use FTP or SFTP?
If you edit the first post you can fill in the private login details (not sure if the forum engine lets it after some time), or you can upload a .txt file as well with the details. Both methods are safe and visible to only me and you.
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Could you please provide tamporary FTP access as well? Without debugging the final query and the options I’m not able to tell where the problem might be.
The configuration looks all right to me so it’s something else. There was no content when I enabled filling options as well, so my next guess is that the table prefix might be incorrect within the query, but I can’t confirm nor fix unless I can check the code, sorry about that.
I remember someone else had a similar issue with ajax search pro + wpengine. It was a one time issue, but it might be it.
