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Hi Dennis,
Thank you for the details, it helps a lot!
From what I can see on the kamera page, that is a singular page, and the cameras are not actually a separate post type or a product, they are just part of the same single page.
To show the results individually, they should be available as separate post type object (maybe under the name Camera or similar). Searching a single page and dividing it to separate results is not possible to do in WordPress in any way unfortunately. Usually this is solved by creating a custom post type, then adding each camera individually and then they are shown on an archive page (like the blog page). This is good for many reasons, you can add different taxonomies, fields and images to each camera page.
Regarding the “-” dash character issue – the same result is shown, only a different part of the post is highlighted. The “-” is handled and the “Kamera” post is found where this text is present.
Sure! I had to add a few lines to the
ajax-search-pro/inlcudes/classes/Index/Manager.phpfile to fetch the user names on the user type field properly.The stadt field does not seem to be selected under the index table options, that might be the cause for that.
Hi,
Thank you for the details!
I tried to open the document, but nothing is on the page. I also tried to log-in to the back-end to check but the details are not working. Can you please check that?
Great!
1. I assume that is mobile Safari or Chrome on IOS? On IOS devices (especially with Safari) the scroll behavior is determined by the browser itself, and it can’t be overwritten. If you check it on any android or desktop device it will be shown. Some IOS system setting hides it by default, although I am not sore if it’s changeable in the most recent releases.
You can increase the max-height property to avoid the scroll altogether though.2. Sort of yes, you can changet the display/filter mode for each taxonomy via these settings: https://i.imgur.com/PRoVNgp.png
Yes – but that does not mean WordPress will convert that page to a results page. WordPress has it’s “results page archive” handler, and it is triggered whenever the “?s=” query argument is triggered by default. That automatically calls the proper theme layout file and prints whatever is in the results loop. A custom page is only a custom page, it will not become the results page, WordPress will not recognize that. The best way to get around it is to simply make changes to the actual results page template.
Hi,
1. Thanks! I made a possible adjustment, now the User display name should be indexed by the field name.
2. Okay, let me know.
Hi Kinjal,
The layout of the results page is up to the page itself. The plugin redirects to the results page, but how that looks depends on the theme. The advanced search page seems to be a custom built template of some sort. Check the theme settings, there is probably a way to change the results page layout as well.
Hi,
Thank you for the details!
I have logged in and changed this option for you: https://i.imgur.com/ifiWZVh.png
By default the “unchecked” boxes mean exclusion, because in most cases they are checked by default. In your case you are looking to get results whenever a checkbox is checked, and for that this logic fits better.You should be seeing the results from the selected taxonomy terms. Let me know!
