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Are you using the latest version?
I just recall, that I had already fixed this issue a long time ago. I downloaded the search from codecanyon, checked the source and it is fixed, the “hex2rgb” function is not existing there anymore I have renamed it to “wpdreams_hex2rgb” to prevent such errors. All you need to do is download and install the plugin again and it should work with no problems.Hi!
Thanks for the great response. Seems like I cant keep up with s2 and bbpress 🙂 They had a lots of upgrades in the last couple of months, had some problems, you can imagine. Anyways, I will surely look at these problems as soon as I can and upgrade the protection as soon as I can. Thanks for the s2 api link, it helps a lot!
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I can access the administrator area, however I’m unable to connect to the ftp server with the given username/pass. Can you check it please?
I see. I need some more information on what exactly caused this, which calls to the admin-ajax.php, lines of code or something. There is nothing in the source code that can possibly slow down a high-end server. I also use to test my products on laptops running a simple xampp installation and it’s working flawlessly with no high cpu or database problems.
I’m not saying it’s not this plugin, I just cant se how. Even on larger databases (like 100 000 posts and so) it was working just normally.
If they could identify what exactly, which function or functions are causing this issue, I’m more than happy to help or remove those lines.Hi!
This is not possible, the keywords can be highlighted on the search results box, but not on the page. There is no possible way to achieve this, I’m sorry.
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This is not a common occurence, I had tested it over 5 different hosts, and nothing was wrong. (cpu levels were normal, mysql server as well)
Did they provide a detailed description of this problem?
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Can you provide fpt/admin access? The template is missing the “functions exists” statement, so it tries to redeclare it.
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I have attached a possible fix to this post. Please upload it to your server and let me know if it helped!
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Some good news. I managed to create a perhaps working alpha version. You will need to delete the previous version along with the search forms you have created to get this work. (this is not going to be compatible with 1.x versions)
You will see tons of new options like: horizontal search results, shortcodes for binding search output to the code, relevancy options, reworked themes, more advanced options, special effects, action/filter list etc..
What you are looking for is the 2 new shortcodes. You will see them on the search settings tab. If you insert one of them into a post/template then the search results will be shown there.
Please be aware that the caching options and the search statistics page is not finished yet, so it’s pretty much ugly 🙂
Let me know what you think and how it works!
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I always appreciate the effort from customers to send me useful suggestions.
As for the first request, it is my main goal to implement in the upcoming 2.0 version. I thought of many possible solutions and my final conclusion are these two:
1. Implement the search “MATCH AGAINST” fulltext search query. It’s very fast, supported by most hosts. The downsides of this solutions are, that it requires to modify the wordpress posts table to add fulltext key pairs, which may cause unforseen consequences and highly not recommended, also it may not work for all users. It’s incredibly fast, but naturally it’s not supported by wordpress database.2. As you mentioned, adding “weight” aka. priority for each column. I have found some good resources for this solution, however it’s much slower than the first one and requires to properly set the weight for each column.
I’m leaning towards the second option, perhaps the fulltext search will be supported in a future version of wordpress.
As for the second issue, it is already patched in the next release.
I wouldn’t say it’s not possible, however it requires a high level of understanding of javascript. Basically the click event of the link would fill out the search box’s text field. After that, triggering the keyup event on the search box also trigger a search operation. The following script might do that:
(function($){ $(document).ready(function() { //clicking on links in post content $('.post a').click(function(e){ e.preventDefault(); //prevents redirecting var text = $(this).html(); //gets the link text $(".orig").val(text); //sets textbox value to text $(".orig").keyup(); //triggers the search }); }); })(jQuery);Add this script to the header or the footer of the page and it will probably work (I havent tested it)
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I have managed to solve the issue right on your site. I will implement this solution to the next version.
Best regards,
ErnestHello!
Open up the administrator panel of the ajax search pro. On the “Frontend Search Settings” tab there is an option to exclude categories. Drag the uncategorized to the right column and save the search.
It should do the trick.Hi!
I see a styling conflict between the two boxes, naturally it is not clickable.
In the template style.css file (themes/fimage/css/style.css) the lines for ajax search pro need some modification:/* For Pro Ajax Search */ input.orig { text-transform: uppercase; padding-top: 0; margin-top: 0; height: 1em; color: #ccc; }Change it to:
/* For Pro Ajax Search */ input.orig, input.autocomplete { text-transform: uppercase; padding-top: 0; margin-top: 0; height: 1em; color: #ccc; }This should place the autocomplete field back to it’s normal position, because it needs the exact same styling as the original field.
Let me know how it goes!
