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Hi!
Thank you for all the details it helps a lot!
There was an change in the update server just yesterday, the plugin may try to access the old one yet temporarily until the DNS records are updated. The “package not available” issue should go away within 24 hours. Can you please re-try the update a bit later and let me know? Thank you!
The most likely issue with the category filter is that items “uncategorized” might be showing by default. Can you please try to change this option: https://i.imgur.com/zm5ecqn.png
Okay, that looks right.
I see you have the index table engine selected – that could explain the issue.
If the products are not indexed, then it will still yield no results. Basically there is a single index, and you can create as many different search instances as you need. Each of them can be configured differently, so in the index you can have many many different post types, while separate search bars can be set to search only a subset of them.
Can you please make sure that the products are also indexed: https://i.imgur.com/sHCN1mG.png
That will very likely solve the issue.I would love to help, but custom coding is far beyond our support, I hope you understand that.
The issue seems to be this line:
'add_args' => array_map( 'urlencode', $query_args ),I don’t know what that does, but maybe removing the urlencode will do the trick, I don’t know:
'add_args' => $query_args ,You can probably even remove that line, apparently it’s happens with all search plugins too.
Hi,
Thank you very much for the details, it helps a lot!
The issue is, that on the desktop version the built-in theme live search box is visible – which acts on it’s own – and on the mobile it’s the Ajax Search Pro search input giving it’s own configured results. So they are basically two different searches.
You can actually keep it this way, but make sure to configure Ajax Search Pro so that it returns the post types you want (I suspect Products only).
The error is originated from the theme, it refers to this file:
/var/www/clients/client1/web5/web/wp-content/themes/odiseea/functions.phpI suggest asking the theme developer what exactly might be the issue, it looks like it’s a problem with the $query_args array, when it’s passed to the urlencode function, it might be multi-dimensional and for that the array_map will fail.
It does not seem to be realted to the plugin I’m afraid.
You are very welcome!
In case you still need it, you can do that too with taxonomy terms here: https://i.imgur.com/W8irkBb.png
