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Hi,
Cronjobs are registered to wp_cron, I’m not sure if it’s possible to trigger them without having the wp_cron enabled.
However if you can trigger the cron with that command and it’s working on other plugins, then it will also trigger the registered search cronjobs. Make sure it’s enabled on the back-end here: https://i.imgur.com/buuRp6U.png
Hi,
You can set the fuzzy logic via these options.
By default the “AND” primary logic should be selected, that is very likely the one you are looking for. If you want a full word matches as well, you can change to “AND with exact word matches”, but for that I also recommend using the index table engine.I’m not sure to be honest. Are there any other page groups other than that 3?
If it’s only these 3 (courser, holidays, resorts), then some sort of a custom SQL query with a custom ordering during runtime may actually work, as your desired order is actually alphabetical ascending. In that case I can probably suggest a custom code.From looking at the front-end I think it might be the “Search by state”
The first value is set to “none” – which does not match anything. The filter value should be emtpy, and my guess is that currently it looks something like
none||Select a state. On the custom field filter setting, edit the “Search by state” and make sure the first value is changed to this:||Select a stateI guess that is because it’s not the publication date, but the modification date.
I’m afraid there is no way to sort by that at the moment. However I will take this as a feature request, I can probably implement it to the upcoming release (in 2 weeks). I have added this to the issue tracker.
Okay, in that case I think it’s still the correct one, aside from one minor change: https://i.imgur.com/94p5OO5.png
This will ignore the unchecked values from the checkbox, and will force to match at least one of the checkboxes.Oh, I see 🙂
Well, in an older version there was a double-click method to first hide then click, but that we had to remove because it caused just way too many issues across devices. It was a really long time ago though.
I don’t think I can recommend a customization for this at the moment, and I don’t know if it’s a good idea to try – I remember it was super messy when we made it work, and some mobile devices were just not having it for some reason.
Either way, the isotopic results are going to be reworked as the script that handles the elements is a bit dated now. Maybe with the new setup we can handle this once again.
Hi,
Sure!
By default all criteria must match, so they are connected via an AND logic, but there are a few things that can affect that.
I recommend this exact configuration: https://i.imgur.com/4v5Bxzg.png
This will ensure that all criteria must match, as well as no matches from unset field values are allowed. (posts without taxonomy terms, or any missing custom field values)
