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Hi (again)
I freshly installed the PRO and intuitively created a form.
So far, looks very promising.
Some more questions come up, that I have not really seen in the documentation being answered (lead me, in case missed):
Can I define, where the search term searches? e.g. I want the free text search to search against post content, tags, certain meta fields and users might even enter the category names in search that should return results. Is that possible? (I hope)
Thanks
Thanks
Carsten
Hey Carsten
This is not yet possible with S&F alone – however I had integrated the Relevanssi plugin which you could combine with S&F search fields to do what you want.
BUT, there is currently a bug I’m working on with Relevanssi – expect a fix in the next update or you can try a fix sooner in the beta I’m working on.
Thanks
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