[sumaiya91]

Hi,

I have found out another issue. It is not searching the content even though I have enabled “content search” in the backend. You can test it here https://newbook.therastore.co.nz/ and search “omega”. You can see that the posts are not showing in the dropdown even though there are posts with “omega” in it.

Refer to the attached screenshot.

[sumaiya91]

Thank you.

It is working now.

Can you also confirm:

If i can delete the free version of the plugin now that I have the pro version

Also I am testing the pro version on a test site but I want to add it to the production site as well. How can I do this as I believe this plugin is a single licensed plugin.

[sumaiya91]

Ok then help me another way. I have changed the name of the default query string to “search” from “s”. But using the below code snippet

//Remove the default search var and add a custom one
add_filter(‘init’, function(){
global $wp;
$wp->add_query_var( ‘search’ );
$wp->remove_query_var( ‘s’ );
} );

//If the custom var is passed copy that over to the default “s” var
add_filter( ‘request’, function( $request ){
if( isset( $_REQUEST[‘search’] ) ){
$request[‘s’] = $_REQUEST[‘search’];
}
return $request;
} );

So the site works with https://newbook.therastore.co.nz/?search=collagen rather then https://newbook.therastore.co.nz/?s=collagen

But now your plugin is still referring back to “s” is not working when the “search” button is clicked. How do i update the input box so it uses “search” rather than “s” variable.

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