[Curiousian]

Hi,
Sure go ahead and close it.
Thank you

[Curiousian]

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[Curiousian]

Hi Ernest,
Thanks for the response. What you suggested about working with the inclusions rather than the exclusions works.
I also ticked the function you thought I might want to consider.
It works now. The way I was trying to get it to.
Problem solve, ticket resolved
Thanks,
Ian

[Curiousian]

I understand. Thank you for the explanation.

So how do you think I should go about displaying results that belong to two categories, “yoga” and “etirements”, but have the “yoga” one appear in the search but not the “etirements” and the other way around?
What I gather from your comment is to either not have items belonging to two categories, and therefore create duplicates of the items but assign one to >yoga> and the other to “etirements”. Then in this case I will end up with duplicates in a search form that displays all categories, or is there a “do not display duplicates” function in Ajax Search Pro… I thought I saw it, but not sure where, and if it is what I think it is.

Thanks,
Ian

[Curiousian]

My pleasure!
Sure mark it resolved, and good work!

[Curiousian]

Wow that’s fantastic support Ernest!
I have written an honest review for your plugin that reflects the quality of the work and service I have witnessed so far.
Thank you!

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