Hey Piotr,

Please create your own threads for issues, it is likely that you have different problems.

Can you tell me, does it work without AJAX?

I went on there, and yes your right it seems as if something is preventing the form from submitting at all…

Can you also please check that in the Search & Filter edit screen, under Ajax settings that content selector is set to .blog-posts-content?

It looks like you might be using isotope for your results, which means that it may not be respecting the main WordPress query and instead creates its own separate query (hence why you have the loader)…

Please answer my two questions above and I will help further.

Thanks

Hey Piotr,

You just need to find out what template you want.. and then enter the filename for this template in search & filter settings…

Do you know which template is being used to display

http://maneuver.nazwa.pl/WWW/nstyle/?page_id=308

?
🙂

Ah you just need to make sure you enter the filename correctly – because if there is even one mistake with the filename then it will revert to the default template (this can be anything) – I may change this to a dropdown of templates so no mistakes can be made!!

If you like the plugin and support I would really appreciate if you could leave a review for us??
http://www.designsandcode.com/wordpress-plugins/search-filter-pro/reviews/#comment

OK there is no official way to link the two searches but there is a way 😉 I will write about this in the docs..

Basically, you need to find out which search form you want to link to, so you can find out in the dashboard or just submit the form… then you get a URL like:

http://maneuver.nazwa.pl/WWW/nstyle/?sfid=55

This is the search form, so the second form (just search box) need to have action to this url

Like:

<form action="http://maneuver.nazwa.pl/WWW/nstyle/?sfid=55" method="get">

And you search box must have the name s:

<input type="text" name="s" value="" />

That is all you need! 🙂