[maxsstyle]

Hi,

I finally managed to do what I wanted using an iframe with the results of a search form dedicated to buddypress. Now I would like to order the results using a custom field but the buddypress’ custom-fields doesn’t seems to be found. Ordering with custom-fields only works for post and post-type.

Is it normal ?

Thank you,
Best regards,

Nicolas

[maxsstyle]

Ok thank you again for your answer.

So would it be possible to have two search form with the results displaying on two different loops on the same page ?

I could hide the second form and use Javascript to copy the search phrase in the second form.
So when when the user write a search phrase and press enter :
Form 1 would have the results displayed in loop 1.
Form 2 would have the results displayed in loop 2.

If it’s possible could you please explain me how ?

Thank you,
Best regards,

Nicolas

[maxsstyle]

Thank you Ernesto.

I probably wasn’t clear enough. My previous code worked and I just tried yours and he works too.

But this is not what I wanted to do. I don’t want to exclude the entire form number 14 from the filter.

In my form number 14 I am searching for custom post-type in wordpress AND buddypress activities in buddypress. If we imagine that on 100 results, 20 are from buddypress, I wan’t to exclude the 20 from the filter, but the 80 others should be included in the filter.

add_filter('asp_query_args', 'map_search_phrase', 10, 2);
function map_search_phrase($args, $search_id) {
	// search IDs to exclude
	$exclude_ids = array(13, 14);
	
	if (  !in_array($search_id, $exclude_ids AND results != buddypress_results ) ) {
		$args['s'] = mb_strtolower($args['s']);
...

Thank you again,
Best regards,

Nicolas

[maxsstyle]

Hi Ernest,

Thank you for your fast reply!
I’ve finally chosen to use the regular search engine so I’m not having problem anymore.

I wish a lot of success with this search engine, it’s really good 🙂

Best regards,

Nicolas

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