[dameronc8587]

Please Disregard this question. I think I figured it out.
Thanks for your time.
Chris

[dameronc8587]

Hello Ernest,
Thanks for your time looking into this issue. You are awesome. That solved the problem. It is pulling up all the parts that are listed as alt numbers now. Perfect!
I really cant thank you enough for your time.
Have a great new year!
thanks again,
Chris Baxter Dameron

[dameronc8587]

Alright, you should have the login information for the site and FTP. Please let me know if you have any questions or need anything else from me?
Thanks,
Chris

[dameronc8587]

Hello Ernest,
I have tried with both GET and POST methods enabled and it still shows /?post_type=product&s=xxxx in the text with POST enabled and /?post_type=product&s=82-9222&asp_active=1&p_asid=1&p_asp_data=Y3VycmVudF9wYWdlX2lkPTE5NzkyJndvb19jdXJyZW5jeT1 when GET is enabled. Both show POST in the url. When I disable your plugin and run the same search it shows /?s=82-922&post_type=product

when I have GET Enabled, it still give a Expired document warning when you search something and then press back on search.

So, no matter what option is enabled it still shows post. I have cleared cache and reset the browsers. The website works like it is supposed to with the plugin disabled.

Can I send you a testing login to checkout what is going on? If you dont mind?
Let me know the best way to send you the login information and I will get that to you.
Please let me know if there are any questions.
Thanks,
Chris

[dameronc8587]

Hello Ernest,
Thanks for your response and your time. I did make the change you suggested and it appears to still be causing the browsers (both chrome and firefox) to display some form of a “Document Expired” message. Could there possible be any other settings or other things to look at to try to fix this issue?
I really love this plugin but really need to be able to have our customers use the back button when searching on our website.
thanks for your time,
Chris

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