[thenetking24]

Thanks, the elementor setup solves the performance issue once I hack this interface to look like the other.

Is there any chance I can call just the filters and just the search bar, the other shortcodes don’t seem to change this output.

Is there a way to do this with WordPress query code instead of elementor?

Thanks again

[thenetking24]

Thanks again,

I’ve spent some time playing with different setups and limits. I am extremely confused why I am not able to get this functioning decently. Setting Options -> limits to 24 causes the max results to stop at 240, which is inline with what you mentioned previously. So is the only way to show more of a potentially 25,000 item database, to increase this per page limit to a 10th of 25k?

Is there any method to cause this to load pages/pagination the same way wordpress does by default, where it only pulls the items per page? Would the new elementor setup allow me to create an “archive home” that has pagination working this way with the filters?

I’m stuck trying to understand how this can handle databases of 25k and I can’t get a couple hundred items to display in any type of reasonable time. Am I using options or configurations that cause this delay, or is this delay not a consideration when handling large data sets?

Thank you

[thenetking24]

General options – Limits – Post type results limit is set to 999, on results page is set to 999.
General options – Logic & Behavior – Results count per page? is set to 999.

Is there anywhere else to check for this limit?

[thenetking24]

Are there other settings that will cause this not to function? I’ve had it enabled recently but the client did not like the functionality.

I am trying to enable it now and nothing is changing on the front end.

[thenetking24]

Thank you.

I understand the issue with sending so many results to the browser, but I am was only expecting the browser to have to worry about a single page of results at a time.

The built in lazy loading sounded like what I needed, but it’s already enabled and doesn’t seem to change functionality. Clicking on any page has the images loaded into memory already.

I was under the impression the initial load would show 1 – 24 of 5000 results, and only load the 24 results of the first page, and then only load the images of whatever page the user attempts viewing. And then if the user picks a category or completes a search that has up to say 500 results, it would do the same thing. Is there a different, better way to load these results?

Thanks again

[thenetking24]

I tired all types of limit combos and couldn’t find anything that worked. I’m wondering if maybe I’ve altered the default output or if maybe there are other variables I might be able to use.

Is it possible for it to say:
on page 1
“Displaying 1-24 of 5000”

on page 2
“Displaying 25-49 of 5000”

etc?

Thanks again

[thenetking24]

Thank you. Those were old settings that I didn’t realize were set. I never would have located that, thank you very much. This issue is resolved

[thenetking24]

Thank you. I guess I’ll set these to 999 for now and take a look at performance once data is loaded.

I’m a little confused by the “displaying x results of x” I thought I’ve seen this display in the manor I’m expecting, but I don’t understand why page 1, which is 24 of 45, is saying displaying 45 of 45 when I up this limit enough to cause pagination. I have a feeling I see why it’s doing this with isotope but I’m not sure how to get this past the client when they point it out.

Thanks again.

[thenetking24]

Yes this topic is resolved. Thanks agin

[thenetking24]

You are the man! Thank you kindly once again!

class=’asp_image’ not ‘asp_img’ btw

Thanks!

[thenetking24]

Thanks again.

I’ll give these a try once the data is loaded. I had messed with these in the past and assumed they worked differently. I work on too many projects at once and confuse easily lol.

Feel free to close this. Take care.

[thenetking24]

Ah ha! I was looking for those options under the “+ See more options” for each included taxonomy. I was assuming the change display mode button was going to change the way I could find the taxonomies I wanted to include. Thank you for pointing this out.

The filter checkboxes that are displayed for custom fields work differently than the taxonomy ones. They all start unchecked, but filting is not active at this point, and once you click one, filtering begins and results are narrowed. But with taxonomies, starting with them all unchecked, filters the results down to nothing right on page load. But for now I am able to just active the ‘select all’ checkbox, which allows the user to first disable all filters, and then select the one they want to filter, which I still find slightly cumbersome.

Thank you so much for your time, and thank you for the insight on the ACF issue, you have confirmed my suspicion.

I may actually be out of questions for you, thanks again for everything. I’ll send you a link once the system is live in case you would like to check it out.

[thenetking24]

Hey, sorry, I didn’t catch your last response. Yes, please close.

[thenetking24]

I feel dumb.

Thank you for your attention to detail.

Best support I’ve seen for a plugin/script!

Thanks again man

[thenetking24]

Thank you again.

Your jQuery test seems to be functioning and returning properly. I just now got a chance to disable all plugins other than yours and the custom post type CPTUI plugin. And I also removed all my .css and .js calls from functions.php in my custom theme based on BlankSlate or one of the other minimal empty wordpress theme packages. Your API & jQuery tests return the same thing no matter what plugins or scripts I do or do not have active.

I’m at a point where I can clone my theme into a new wordpress install/db and start fresh with your plugin. Let me know if there is anything I can look for before resorting to that, or in the process of rebuilding.

Thanks a million!

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