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We are happy to pay you to do what we need done, or even just to give us instructions that an idiot like me can understand. I still do not know how to achieve the goal of having Ajax provide search results neatly when any user from any page uses the Search field presented. We have been having login issues, so now that’s a bit of a barrier too. Anyway [email protected] can be used as the primary email and do not require login?
We did not know that Ajax required us to disable the theme search. We though Ajax setting would override. If I can share a screen grab you might be able to help me more with regard to what bits of which code go where?
Actually, I have attached a screen grab.
It shows where I created a new search instance, but I don’t really know what to do with that…
Actually, now that I look at this more perhaps the problem is that nobody has ever wired up Ajax to the header Search instance. Right now it is set to “[wd_asp elements='search' ratio='100%' id=1]”
Maybe it should be “[wd_asp id=1]” instead? I am no expert and am jumping into this first time — somebody else worked on this and has handed off no input.
https://savingpetsonepetatatime.com/?s=&asp_active=1&p_asid=1&p_asp_data=1&device=1&filters_initial=1&filters_changed=0&qtranslate_lang=0¤t_page_id=27 is one page that is wonky, but if you use the top nav search for any term you get similar wonkiness.
