[Studio Hirilo]

Hello!
I found the issue!!! 😀
It turns out my search instance was using the index table engine… All I had to do was switch to the regular engine, and… miracle, the code worked!!!

Thank you once again for your valuable assistance.
I wish you all the best!
Bye

[Studio Hirilo]

Darn… it still doesn’t work… 🙁

[Studio Hirilo]

Hello,
Thank you for this modification! I finally had time to test this code in Code Snippet. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem to work for me… I’m sorry, I’m really not proficient in PHP and I usually manage to figure things out on my own… but not this time! 😀

Could you please take another look? Here is the modified code:

add_filter("asp_query_args", "asp_query_args_change", 10, 2);
function asp_query_args_change($args, $search_id) {
	if ( $search_id == 1 ) {
		
		$include_ids = array(1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958); // Media file IDS to include
		
		// No change below
		$ids = implode(', ', $include_ids);
		$args['attachment_query']['where'] = "AND $wpdb->posts.ID IN($ids)";
		return $args;
	}
}

I didn’t change the ID of $search_id because I’m testing it with the first search instance I created, and I only modified the list of media IDs. I don’t see what could be wrong…
I cleared all caches to make sure, but nothing seems to work.
I created the code in Code Snippet as PHP code, allowing it to be active everywhere on the site…

Thank you for assisting me!
Have a nice day ! 🙂

[Studio Hirilo]

Hello !
Thank you very much for your prompt response. I will try that with Code Snippet. I just have one thing I forgot to mention, oops: I will create multiple search instances, and each one should include different files IDs. How can I associate each specific code with the different instances? Thank you for your answers!
See you soon.

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