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Dear Ernest Marcinko,
thank you for fixing the bug quickly. We are currently testing the new version. Finally the search statistics show results, however we discovered a few things that we’re not sure are intended:1. If a user does a search, we show the results via live search in an Elementor container. If then the user changes a frontend filter, the search results get adjusted, BUT it counts as a new search for the term he searched. Meaning if he searches for “forest”, this appears in the statistics. If he then changes a filter (e.g. “online courses”) then adds a +1 count to the statistics for “forest”.
2. We have a global search bar always on top of the main navigation the user can access from every page. With this we use a Redirect to the Search Results page from WordPress. However this will not be seen in the statistics. Is there a way to count this search too?
Again – thank you for all the work you’ve already done on this. It’s really a great job you did so far! We do love the new update! 🙂
Ah, glad you found the bug. Thank you for checking that out. We can wait for the next update of course as we now know the source of the problem. It really isn’t a must, but it would be awesome if you could just ping me in this ticket when the fix is out, so that I can push the update (we normallydo non-critical updates on a monthly basis before testing them- but as this is important to us, I would test it immediately).
Again, thank you for the good commitment! Appreciate it 🙂Thank you for clarification, however I am not completely sure if this applies to our site so I am in doubt a little now – maybe you could clear this up:
We have Live Search enabled, BUT the results are displayed with the CSS Class – Elementor System you implemented. With this we are able to display the results over our full page in the way we want, rather than having a small box appearing at the search bar. So does this mean we cannot use Search Statistics as long as we depend on the Elementor Results View? Could we then trigger the Statistics Records some other way?
Thank you for any help on this.
Ah well.. Sometimes it’s just that easy 😀
Thank you for implementing this feature already, I really didn’t know about that. Your solution now totally works, we are able to hide unused categories as well as specific categories like “uncategorized”. Well done! Thank you for your good work and quick help on this matter! Ticket can be closed 🙂
Hello Ernest Marcinko ,
After lots of trial & error and updating to 4.18.3 I finally found the cause of this 🙂
In my last ticket a month ago we tried to automaticly hide categories that have no pages / posts connected in the filter. You can read about it here: https://wp-dreams.com/forums/topic/hide-empty-categories/
There we used your custom filter in our functions.php to hide unused categories.However this filter interupts / overwrites the settings I’ve tried to make now (hide a certain category).
Will this mean I could only have automatic hiding of unused categories OR hiding a specific category now? 🙂
Kind regards
Ah okay, sorry this was my mistake, you’re right, it works defenately on your admin demo, yes!
I’ve refreshed the browser cache and we’re not using caching for Ajax Pro (disabled in the options). We’re using Microsoft Edge currently but I will test it in Chrome asap.
In this time just to be sure: How are you disabling the excluted categories on Ajax Pro? Via PHP or via CSS? Just to make sure this is not caused by some CSS overwriting.
Thank you!
Dear Ernest Marcinko,
thank you for taking the time to check this out.However I also looked at the backend demo where I found that “Movies” are disabled, but still show on your front end page. This is exactly the problem that we have on our page (please see image).
Kind regards
ToniThank you, I will vote it 5 stars as soon as codecanyon works again (trying to vote our last two purchases always gives a 404). I won’t Forget it – thank you again for all your help and this great work.
Oh dear sorry – after rewatching my screenshot I found that I looked in the wrong place for the category Name… I inserted the correct taxonomy == ‘ld_course_category’ and now your filter works like a charm.
Thank you so much for helping me out this quick and sorry for the confusion – it’s getting late and I better shut down the PC, haha. Thank you – ticket can be closed. Great work!
(you may consider this filter Option “hide” for the next update, it works really good. 🙂Dear Ernest Marcinko,
thank you for your fast and also easy Reply. I inserted the custom filter into the functions.php from my child-theme. Please forgive me, I may left out an important Detail: The taxonomy is not the typical “post category” but the Course Category from Learndash. As the Code snipped did not do any Change with $taxonomy == ‘category’ I changed it to == ‘sfwd-courses’- However this still didn’t hide the unused Course category. I packed up a screenshot of my Settings to make it more clear this time. My apologies. Would this still be possible with a filter and the custom taxonomy anyway?
Again, thank you very much.
Kind regards
Toni
