[Ernest Marcinko]

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[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi,

The issue is, that the content is in a repeater/flexible field, not within the post content.

The good news is, that I have installed the beta version of the next release, which has a solution for indexing the repeater field contents pretty accurately. After installing I have selected the field home_page_builder field only, and reindexed, which now shows a lot more keywords.
If you try searching items from the page content, then it hopefully almost all keywords should be identified.

[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi,

It does not need resetting, there are no static things that should change the outcome.

Multisites are a bit weird to handle, but can so try switching to the current site back after every ASP_Query loop, like this:

restore_current_blog();

I have checked the queries, but I don’t see a missing switch anywhere. This is very likely the cause though, as to search across the sites a switch_to_blog() is called, and after it’s finished the plugin reverts back to the current via restore_current_blog();

My guess is that there is either a missing restore_current_blog(); somewhere I didn’t notice, or it does not have an effect.

[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi,

Yes, the live results follow the ordering. There is a known issue with post date related stuff in the current release, I suspect it might be related to that. I am planning to release version 4.26.5 on monday, which should address that.
Can you wait until then and let me know if anything changes after the update?

[Ernest Marcinko]

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[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi,

I recommend switching to the index table engine and index the field values. It will try to explicitly get the field labels and index them to be searchable.

[Ernest Marcinko]

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[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi Lance,

That did not work. If I turn it to Disabled I get the WordPress search result and not the vertical result I am looking for. If I have it Enabled the vertical results overlay the WordPress result for the same search.
Okay, wait, you want it to replace the original WordPress results somehow? I don’t think that is possible, the results page will still show the original search results.
You could try a hacky way to maybe hide the results via custom CSS, that could work:

.search.search-results #content-masonry {
   display: none;
}

About the PDF content, the most likely cause is that the index table may not be enabled on the search instance, make sure to check that first.

[Ernest Marcinko]

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Hi,

I’m afraid that is not possible at the moment. There might be a very hacky way via custom CSS, but I’m not sure if I recommend to even try, it could take a long time to figure out a stable working solution.

[Ernest Marcinko]

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Sure Peter!

The custom field order is a bit tricky, I don’t think it’s documented either, but this should work:

  'post_primary_order' => 'customfp DESC',
  'post_primary_order_metatype' => 'numeric',
  '_post_primary_order_metakey' => 'post_views_count',

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