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Hi,
Unfortunately we can’t provide previous releases, downgrading is usually dangerous as it may corrupt the data from the newer release.
I checked your website but currently it seems to work all right on my end. Was this resolved? Usually the issue in these cases is the cache, where the previous version of the scripts/styles is served and it breaks, but of course it can be something else too. Let me know.
Hi,
Sure! Can you please give me a bit more details about the issue? The more details the better 🙂
Both works on my end, nothing was changed regards to that. It depends on the browser or the platform how it translates + or %20 to spaces I guess.
I’m afraid that wouldn’t work very well, because the text itself is changed via javascript, usually creating conflicts with that is not a good idea.
I would rather suggest using either one or the other variation.
Are you sure the search ID 39 is configured correctly? I’m getting results for different search phrases, so the API works, it’s going to be the search configuration.
Hi,
I suspect you might be using WP rocket or W3TC caches? There was an issue reported with script minification. I have checked your site right now, but it was working at the moment.
Either way, I’m attaching the next release beta to this post, please install it and then you can re-enable the minify cache. If all goes well it should resolve the issue.
Sure!
There is going to be a minor bugfix in the upcoming release today/tomorrow regards the results count, but I don’t think it will affect this.
Hi,
It is sort of a bug but also by intention. The plugin will try to calculate the possible results matched by the current filter setup. However on multisite it’s a bit different as it requires multiple blog switches and many other very resource heavy things.
So there is a “guessing” algorithm involved to help out the peformance, and it is unfortunately in these cases not very accurate. If the fully correct count was calculated, that would very likely bring down the website as it takes too much time. It sounds stupid I know, but it is what it is.It’s all great 🙂 I will remove that feature either way, it causes more issues than it solves. Browsers now have a built in mechanism to deal with lazy loading, so it’s no longer required.
My mistake, I enabled the image lazy loader as I though it had something to do with the issue and forgot to turn it off. It should be okay now.
Sure!
Can you please make sure this is turned off: https://i.imgur.com/h9yt4gD.png
