[Manu]

Edit : I have found a solution using the index for postmeta table provided by https://wordpress.org/plugins/index-wp-mysql-for-speed/
The same request is taking now 0,04 second instead of 2 seconds.

[Manu]

Hello,

Thank you for your answer, you are right it a settings issue, it’s working fine on a clean install.
I will create a new instance if i can’t find a way to erase the problematic setting on the current one.

Oh and just another question, what is the best way to use the function “new ASP_Query();” anywhere in our wordpress theme ?
Intelephense is telling me since the update that it’s now undefined.

Do i need to add some kind of declaration somewhere ?

Thanks again,

[Manu]

Thanks a lot 🙂

[Manu]

I saw jquery.ajaxsearchpro.js

} else {
                // The method is not important, just send the data to memorize settings
                asp_submit_to_url(url, 'post', {
                    np_asid: $this.o.id,
                    np_asp_data: $('form', $this.n.searchsettings).serialize()
                }, _loc);       
            }

But i’m not using the legacy javascript source.

The only js files loaded are :
/wp-content/plugins/ajax-search-pro/js/min/plugin/shared/async-css.js
/wp-content/plugins/ajax-search-pro/js/min/external/jquery.select2.js
/wp-content/plugins/ajax-search-pro/js/min/external/isotope.js
/wp-content/plugins/ajax-search-pro/js/min/plugin/merged/asp.js

Thank you

[Manu]

Great 🙂 Thank you Ernest !
When you say partially there will be still an issue about that ?

[Manu]

Hi @Ernest,
Do you have somes news about this problem ? like we are using ajax search pro on a french web site, there is a lot of words with apostrophe and the relevance of our search is broken about that.
If you have a quick fix i would be happy to deploy it on our site before a new version of the plugin !
Thank you very much,
Manu

[Manu]

Thanks a lot Ernest.
If you need me to do some testing don’t hesitate.

[Manu]

I found it because of the apostrophe in the title of the post.
If I remove it the relevance score is ok.

How can I prevent the post titles that have an apostrophe to end up with a skewed relevance score?

Thank you 🙂

[Manu]

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[Manu]

Perfect ! Thank you very much 🙂

[Manu]

Hi,

Thank you Ernest, I will try again on clean default theme to check and i will let you know.

Also an another point, if you select Masonry for display Frontend Search Setting : on Safari only, Masonry don’t detect the height of <legend> tags and the display it’s a bit broken (it’s fine on Chrome and Firefox). I fixed it temporaly using for Frontend Search Setting Templates, with span and a custom css.

Thanks again for your great plugin !

[Manu]

That’s super great thank you Ernest, I never saw this possibility, sorry for bothering.

Have a good day !

[Manu]

Great ! Thanks a lot 🙂

[Manu]

I think i fix my problem with this option :
Show posts/CPM with empty (missing) taxonomy terms? option under the Frontend Search Settings -> Advanced panel.
Sorry for the bother !

[Manu]

It’s working 🙂

Thank you very much for your help !

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