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Ernest Marcinko
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May 8, 2025 at 2:26 pm in reply to: Search Functionality Based on Merchant Locations and Nearby Areas #53937Ernest Marcinko
KeymasterOh I see.
Well, you can enable this option, then the search URL will update to the borwser URL bar. That way if you copy that URL, the search settings are preset to those values, if that’s what you are looking for.
Similarly to this example: https://ajaxsearchpro.com/shop-search/Ernest Marcinko
KeymasterThanks!
I have taken a closer look, did about an hour of debugging, but no luck. The override does trigger and the search does return the correct items, but they are not displayed as they should be.
I suspect it is due to how the Divi Machine addition works. I guess it has it’s own loop and it overrides the original, regardless what Ajax Search Pro does. I don’t think there is a way to override that, or at least I couldn’t find it. Some query variables were transfered, but most of them are overwritten, so my guess is that there is a hook beyond the search that’s being overwritten.As for the product tags, specifically search phrase “2448”: The way the index table gains significant performance is by executing specialized search queries. One of the main rules is, that the matching can not be within the words. So for example “2448” will match “2448HD” but will not match “22448BB5″ – because it does not start nor ends with the search phrase. This is a trade-off for performance and it can’t be avoided, otherwise a non-indexed query would be executed by the database server, which is basically what we want to avoid.
This is why there is a difference. If middle-word matches are very important to you, you should not use the index table engine. Queries on the taxonomy terms (tags) database table are fairly quick, as it has it’s own special index (of a different kind).
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May 6, 2025 at 10:28 am in reply to: Search Functionality Based on Merchant Locations and Nearby Areas #53927Ernest Marcinko
KeymasterI see!
In the URL provided: https://goldmall.ezlink.gr/prosfores?merchant_location=247156&category=40
..not Ajax Search Pro is used, but a different search engine. You may have to contact their developer about the issue.Ernest Marcinko
KeymasterHi!
If you mean searching only the url and not the content, then yes – you can enable that under the Search Souces panel here: https://i.imgur.com/igBgogD.png
I hope this helps!
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May 5, 2025 at 2:25 pm in reply to: Search Functionality Based on Merchant Locations and Nearby Areas #53910Ernest Marcinko
KeymasterHi,
Thanks for the details, it helps a lot! Unfortunately the screenshots didn’t come throught for some reason so I can only guess for now.
I tried the search as you suggested, selected “Άνω Τούμπα” as the filter value, and I get these results: https://i.imgur.com/HVBxtXo.png
I suspect the filter operator was set to the default “LIKE” instead of the “EXACTLY LIKE”, but now it seems to be all right.About the layout, what exactly do you need to change?
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