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Ok, I see the site is online again.
Have you added the shortcode like this:<?php echo do_shortcode('[wpdreams_ajaxsearchpro id=1]'); ?>Is it showing the search? Is the search working?
Hi!
I’m getting a similar issue on wordpress 3.5.2, are you using this version? If so, then I will look into it and send you a fixed version, but first please use the “Open Support Ticket” on the right top side of the screen so you verify your product and open another topic. (you can copy this text there, what you just wrote) Then I will be able to upload files, that are only visible for you. (I dont want guests to download the product for free)
I will look into this first thing tomorrow.Hi!
I can see the problem now. The solution would be if you add the following line to the header.php file in your template file:
<script src="://testing.quehaypahacer.com/wp-content/plugins/ajax-search-pro/js/jquery.ajaxsearchpro.min.js"></script>As for the box that is appearing, it’s coming from the template css files, but there is a simple solution for that. Add these lines also to the header.php file:`
.probox .loading {
border: none !important;
opacity: 1 !important;
padding: 0 !important;
position: static !important;
z-index: 10100;
}`Hi! Sorry for the delay, it took me a while to backup all the information. Anyways I’m checking the url you gave me, but it appears to be offline. Am I correct?
Hello!
I just logged in, but I cannot see the search in the header.php, you may have removed it in the meantime.
Have you tried it in other files or in a widget?Hi!
It’s only possible by deactivating all the plugins via the database. Log in to your phpmyadmin or some equivalent database client and run the following query:
UPDATE wp_options SET option_value = "" WHERE option_name = "active_plugins";Let me know how it goes!
Also I’m not sure if it is only the search responsible entirely for white screen. Never had such issue before.
After deactivating all plugins, try to enable only the search, and if there is no white screen, then perhaps there is a conflict between plugins.Hi!
To search only in one category you must exclude all other categories. To do this, you need to:
- Exclude all other categories on the “ADVANCED” tab:
http://s14.postimg.org/5m94fvkep/image.png - Set the grouping by categories:
http://s14.postimg.org/5aro343yp/image.png - You should get something like this:
http://s14.postimg.org/bpvadj029/image.png
I just tested this on the demo site and it worked (the screenshot were taken there).
Let me know how it goes!Oh, it’s good to know that, this ticket system is brand new 🙂 I will fix that as well in minutes.
Hello!
It was something wrong with the file writing php function “file_put_contents”. I have managed to fix the issue, now it should work fine. I’ve added a picture into the “hello world” post and enabled post search, and the picture is in the result list, so it’s working fine.
I’m attaching the modified version, in case you need to reinstall the search.Hi!
Are you sure, that the server name is correct? I get a server not found error in my browser if I type in vandegelder.com
Hello!
Thank you for notifying me for some of the bugs.
The wpdreams-aspjquery and other scripts have included custom built jquery plugins. I had too many issues with other free and home-made plugins, because lot of these were loading jquery after other plugins already loaded it. It resulted in a serious issue (it wipes out all the loaded jquery extensions), there is no other solution for this. I have consulted with other top plugin authors, and nobody found a better way of solving all the compatibility issues. Since I use this method, nobody ever complaind about any compatibility problems. Because a custom built jquery is loaded in a different scope, there is no need of the jquery noconflict.
I will look into the other issues you mentioned though.
Thanks for the response!
I thinks that is not possible to achieve, since qtranslate strings are stored at the same place as the normal strings.
Unfortunately I don’t have time now for paid jobs, but I will take a look at this as soon as I can.
Hi!
So I guess you only need to add the proper filter for the link and the description. The title is working, because it’s using the get_the_title($pageposts[$k]->id); function, and I guess qtranslate already applies a filter on the get_the_title funtion.
What you need, is to find the proper qtranslate filter for the content and the url. What I have found out from the qtranslate source code, is this:- qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage -> content filter
- qtrans_convertURL -> url filter
Okay, now all you need to do is add these filters to the search source code:
- Open up the ajax-search-pro/search.php
- go to line 269 and make a new line
- add the following lines:
`apply_filters(‘qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage’, $_content);
apply_filters(‘qtrans_convertURL’, $pageposts[$k]->link);`
If the permalink is still not good, then try to modify the second line to: apply_filters(‘the_permalink’, $pageposts[$k]->link);
Let me know how it goes! - Exclude all other categories on the “ADVANCED” tab:
