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Dear Mohammed,
Thank you very much, I was now able to check the issues.
1. The post images should be ok now, I disabled timthumb and enabled the alternative image caching method.
2. I have made a few changes in the plugin code to adeqately check for the current WPML language. Only posts with the same language will be visible now.
3. I don’t know what caused that, but I also added a small fix to detect if the items are hovering. It should be ok now.
I hope everything will work now as you imagined!
Hi!
After logging in I can only see an error message saying “error” on top of the page. I tried to navigate to “/wp-admin/” but I still only see “error”. The login page however is still working for me. Can you check this? Maybe a firewall is blocking me or something. Cache plugins also tend to do something similar.
The ftp access is working fine. I might as well found a solution to the WPML issue in the meantime, I have had an outdated version of their plugin.
Hi!
I see that you purchased the plugin before jul. 10. There was a bugfix just the next day uploaded. Please re-download the plugin from codecanyon, and the headers issue should disappear.
Hi!
It’s because something is setting the input field height to 0 pixels.
Try to add the following CSS lure somewhere into the theme css file:
.probox .proinput input { height: 30px !important; }Hi Jonahtan!
I did answer your mail the day I got it. The reply-to address was info@t****n.se. Maybe it went as spam?
The problem should be gone now. I installed the latest version (2.4) on the site you gave access to me and it was working, at least for me. I figured you didn’t answer because everything was ok. I hope it’s working on your side as well.
Hi!
I appreciate your honest feedback, I’m sorry that the product did not fit your needs.
I was afraid that the options interface will be a bit difficult to handle for some users, I’m struggling to find the balance between customizability and usability.
The product is definitely going to change a lot in the future. On the bright side your license is valid forever , and I’m sure that one day you will make use of it, maybe for another project another time. Keep an eye on the updates, a knowledbase is being built as well, I’m not giving up on this project, I belive there is potential in this product.
Since you have one of the first 10 copies of the product, I can’t let you get away without any satisfaction. I’m attaching one free copy of my other product, Ajax Search Pro for WordPress to this post, hopefully you can make some use of it. (you will need to unzip the package before installing, it contains documentation as well)
Once again, thank you for your patience and feedback!
Nope, it was me again. Looks like my version control software likes playing games with me. It did not include the previous fix for php5.3 which already did earlier.
This one I triple checked, should contain every change I made.
Hi!
I think I finally got this working properly. I think it’s still a bit complicated, but I haven’t found any better solution yet for this.
So basically on the layout options panel you can select which categories you want to exclude from the filter dropdown panel. So for example if you exclude “category 1”, then posts from category 1 can still be in the results list, however the “category 1” will not be visible in the filter dropdown list.
If you exlclude “category 1” on the advanced options panel, then posts from “category 1” will be excluded – unless they are part of other categories as well. So if a post is part of the “category 1” and “category 2” as well, then it will show up unless you have both categories excluded on the advanced options panel.
This may sound a bit complicated, but unfortunately I see no better way of doing this to fit everybody’s needs.
I hope this version will work on your side as well.
Strange enough, it’s working on my local server, but not properly on yours. I think it’s related to the pages with categories plugin, since I don’t have that installed.
Let me make a testing environment with that plugin installed. I will get back to you as soon as I figure out how to make them compatible.
You were right! The category and term exlusion is buggy! I messed it up with the previous update to codecanyon.
Here, I attached a fixed version, it should display posts/pages correctly if some categories are excluded.
Thank you for the bug report!
As for the taxonomy terms, you can select them on the layout->filtering options panel: http://i.imgur.com/tgcdu8W.png
You can also exlude them on the Advanced options panel.
Hi!
What you trying to achieve is far beyond the capabilities of this plugin, I’m afraid.
The reasons:
- ~400 item isotope grid needs insane amount of cpu power to handle. Isotope is very powerful, but not that powerful. 99% percent of your visitors computer would not be able to handle that.
- ~400 items possibly with images will take dozens of seconds to load on a single page and again, will cost the visitor terrible amounts of Ram and time
- As far as I can understand you are trying to filter results by multiple requirements (by price, color etc…) – that requires a lot of programming knowledge and a plugin designed exactly for your needs – in other words, there is no plugin available for doing this exact task. You might need to ask a freelancer to do this for you, he can maybe use the Related Posts Pro plugin code as well.
I’m not saying this is not possible, but I’m certain that you need a custom made plugin for this task – I’m saying this out of my years of experience with wordpress.
The best idea is probably to make something ajax-powered (like search engines, or some kind of ajaxy content), so the content of 400 bikes is not already loaded and taking up resources of the users computer.
Usually I’m able to make some small changes to fit the plugin for the customers needs, but in this case I would need to rewrite it completely.
I’m very sorry, but I think there is no way to configure the plugin the way you described. Perhaps you can still use it in your site as a simpler related posts widget.
Hi!
I have uploaded another version with the code modified, now the problem is gone. However there are other plugins throwing issues as well, when I try to open the preview window:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function wc_is_21x() in /homepages/41/d83849780/htdocs/airtorque_wp/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce-catalog-visibility-options/classes/class-wc-catalog-visibility-options.php on line 27
It says that the Woocommerce Catalog plugin has errors in it, but I highly doubt that’s possible. I’m suspecting, that some other plugin is causing these issues. There are many more errors, they are just not visible, because the ajax requests are terminated by the first fatal error.
One of your plugins or the theme is malfunctioning, because these errors should not happen. Try to disable all the plugins and enable them one by one to determine which is causing the fatal errors.
Plugins like: “security, caching, minification, site under construction” are tend to cause these issues, I suggest you try to disable them first, then see what happens.
Hi!
Of course! First of all, please download the plugin again, there was a bug that caused the “31 characters” error, it is fixed by now.
To make sure, that the plugin will 100% work, please proceed with the following steps:
1. delete the plugin with the wordpress plugin manager
2. Check if the search directory indeed got deleted by checking the wp-content/plugins/ajax-search-pro directory. If it still exists, delete it.
3. Open up the PHPMyadmin or any mysql tool you use and delete the wp_ajaxsearchpro and wp_ajaxsearchpro_statistics tables if they are present.
4. Install the new version from codecanyon.After these steps you shouldn’t experience any errors, it produces a clean install.
