[shaone]

Aha, I knew there would be a good reason, thanks for the insights and depth of reply, very useful to know about when customising and much appreciated!

Oh, and I fully understand sticking to your decision to focus your time/efforts, if you happen to have any other WP/Ajax ninjas in your network who could easily tackle this then please do feel free to forward on the request, there is some reaosnable gain to be had and its an inetresting project/puzzle to solve : )

All the best Ernest, and thanks so much for the plugin and great support, I’ve left you a top rated review, naturally!

Looking forward to checking out what you release next…

[shaone]

Thanks Ernest!

That seems to do the trick : )

One last question on CSS, I notice there are a lot of inline styles present, I’m sure there is a good reason, but if I wanted to remove those for any reason is there a similar simple php adjustment?

And on another note entirely… do you ever do custom builds and specific requests along the lines of the search plugin, paid obviously!

If this is something you’d be interested in helping with and earning some new income let me know and I’ll send you further details to consider.

All the best!
Sean

• This reply was modified 12 years ago by shaone.

[shaone]

Thanks Ernest, I can confirm that fixes the errors!

p.s. While in dev mode I keep error reporting on so as not to miss anything important that may break things down the road

All the best
Sean

[shaone]

In wigets “Ajax Search Pro” I gte the following error reported:

Notice: Undefined index: searchid in /srv/www/wordpress-default/wp-content/plugins/ajax-search-pro/includes/widgets.php on line 20

And this keeps being output into title field:

<br /><b>Notice</b>: attribute_escape is deprecated since version 2.8! Use esc_attr() instead. in <b>/srv/www/wordpress-default/wp-includes/functions.php</b> on line <b>3078</b><br />Search Ajax

• This reply was modified 12 years, 1 month ago by shaone.

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