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Okay, so the exclusions do work – or to some extent they do for sure, the code gets there.
Next thing to figure out, that are all 7700 items queued to index? If they are of a different mime type, then it’s not included.
Is there a way I can access the website and this custom code to edit? Maybe I can try to debug it via some verbose outputting to see where it fails or what exactly is happening under the hood.
It is not related to the index, the filter labels are fetched through wordpress directly.
You can exclude those listings from the results via the exclusion options (I see you already did that), however that will not affect the filter labels.
The only possible resolution here is to implement this feature I’m afraid. I have made a issue request, dated to version 4.28.1 release.
I will likely add two attributes to the {get_values} variable, so it respects taxonomy term exclusions. It is very likely this is going to be implemented, I have already checked the code and it should be possible to implement.Interesting, I double checked the code, but I don’t see an issue why.
Do you have access to the database? There is an option “_asp_index_ignore” in the wp_options table, which holds the IDs of ignored posts. If you have access to the database, then can you check it’s value?
regarding excludes, I’ve tried the attached, but perhaps I’ve got the format/field wrong? My goal is to exclude any Sold status and/or any “afs” labeled listings.
I see. Is that “sold” status a category or a taxonomy of some sort? If so, then it explains why the sold items still appear, as changing the category of the property will not remove that dealer from the databse.
It may still be possible programmatically in some way. Let me know, and I will try to look for a custom code snippet or similar if possible.
