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Hi,
Thank you for all the details it helps a lot!
I have logged in to check, the issue was caused by a minor misconfiguration issue. The redirection method was set to POST, which is not recommended, as it highly depends on the browsers. I have changed it to the default GET as well as adjusted the results per results page to 12: https://i.imgur.com/5mOodhu.png
This resolved both of the issues.Hi,
That indicates a missing stylesheet, the styling is not included in the page. If it works for a few seconds, then it’s definitely an obsolete cache issue, the old cache is served where the plugin is not yet active and therefore styles are missing.
Maybe the cache doesn’t notice the changes, try changing this option: https://i.imgur.com/j0xKWh6.png
This may trigger the caches to update as the stylesheet inclusion is different.Try both file and inline variations and make sure to clear all layers of cache – inlcuding file, asset, browser, CDN, cloudflare etc.. Even if one of them is triggering it will serve old cache content.
Okay Marcus.
Turning off the Ajax Search Pro cache might actually resolve the issue. If you only search attachment IDs then it does not make a big difference, that should still okay without the cache.
The other caches will very likely take care of everything else.
Hi Markus,
If you are searching and returning media files as results, especially if you use images only, then you can enable the search by the image ID here: https://i.imgur.com/WFaZJlH.png
This will return the image result based on it’s id.Hi,
It’s all right, this is the preferred method.
So, the good news is that I was able to make it work together. The bad news is, that both plugins need modification. Blog extras has a filter to hook into the query arguments, but the module arguments are missing, so it’s not possible to verify if the query should be overwritten.
However it’s super easy to fix, by adding one parameter to a hook (literally 1 line change), I have contacted them about it. I really hope they can make that change, that would make this super easy and allow this and also any other plugin to filter their module.I will integrate this change to Ajax Search Pro, hopefully they will do the same. Until then, here is the download for the modified version for both plugins:
– Ajax Search Pro
– Divi Extras
