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+ dont enable the search in categories/tags, because it joins the 100k posts table with the 2k record post_tags table, which is 2 billion joint data.
I already did this configuration, it gives results fine, and under 2 seconds, which is not bad for such a huge database 🙂
It looks better now on my end. I highly recommend not to turn on relevance sorting, and searching in content. With 100k records you would need a super expensive database server to run a search query.
Oh wait, that page contains the old search shortcode, that’s why it’s not working. Let me check that.
Okay, then I remove it from the sidebar. You can reupload the template if you want, but you should finish the import first. I think the problem might be related with the high amount of conntet, but I’m not sure. The page breaks after the first content on the front page. Ususally it happens when some kind of plugin adds a hook to output something after the post/page content and it goes wrong, but I guess you werent installing plugins right now. The template might got currupted during the import process, but it’s highly unlikely. Another possibility is, when the import data gets corrupted when copied, but I hope that didn’t happen, because that’s a real pain in the ass.
I did nothing after my last message. It was working perfectly on chrome, ie, firefox and also on ipad.
I just disabled the search shortcode via ftp, but the site is still broken, it must be something else.
Hi!
I have managed to place the search to the sidebar. You can remove it, or edit it in the wp-content/themes/Collias/sidebar.php line 4-6.
The backend is also working now. The problem was, that you had around 60000 records, and one of the settings broke the layout (because it was too big in html code), so I deactivated that in the search code, it should work fine.
I also configured the search for you, as I you have 60k records, for the best possible speed.
Let me know if you need anything!
Can you edit the first post and provide temporary backend/ftp access? I would like to see the issue, and do a quick debugging.
Hi!
You got it right 🙂 This issue however was posted before, I thought I had fixed it. The exact cause was, that the display animation ended ~350ms after search, but before that it runs a “reset”, which closes the opened result list, which animates for ~400ms. In other words, if your server returns results below 350ms, it gets buggy.
Are you using the latest version (2.3)? It had been uploaded to codecanyon only 5 days ago. If not, then you should try to upgrade it. However you might need to erase your configured search and create a new one – so if you made some custom css changes, you should back them up 🙂
Let me know!
Hi!
Unfortunately I’ve never had this problem before. Have you added the search shortcode to the template/page or have you activated the a search widget after saving? Have you had an earlier version of the plugin installed before?
Hi Dave!
Thank you for the proper login information, I have fixed it for you! It was a known bug, an update fix will be uploaded to codecanyon with the next version 🙂
I have removed the bypass from the code. If I’m right, you should see the proper posts in the proper categories grouped in the results.
Ok, I see why is that. Normally pages don’t have categories. (I guess you have a plugin installed for this, or the template is allowing this) Let me see if I can change the search code to bypass that.
