Search Results for 'results.php'

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the feedback Ross,

2 – I have all your recommendations on. you can see the image with the general panel http://imgur.com/xWt2XPs

3 – i tried costumize the results.php to reach my point: i put that code:if ( $_GET["_sft_portfolio_category"] && $query->have_posts() ) instead of the original one: if ( $query->have_posts() )
This can generate any problem?

I really need the field relationship working.

Thanks a lot once again

[Ross]

Jamie

I’m really surprised at your reaction.

I logged in to your site. Created a basic search form, and set it up on a page working.

Now, when I try to access the page I created for you its all messed up.

If since me creating it for you it stopped working, then YOU must have changed something in your environment/setup without realising it has affected the work I have done.

Actually, I just logged in to your site, to check the settings of the form I created for you, and guess what – I can see you have changed the settings – and clearly broken it.

If you are a developer I’m sure you will know the difference between a Results URL and a template filename?

Well, in the “Results URL” box, you keep changing this to results.php – you do not specify the template name here, you paste the URL of a page with the Results shortcode (this can be found in the “shortcode” metabox)…

Again, I have created ANOTHER demo for you, it is completely working, cross browser and everything (I even tested).

So please, try to actually read what the various fields in the settings do before getting angry.

Thanks

Link in the following private message.

[Anonymous]

Hi There,

Line 55 in results.php is missing / in closing <p> tag.

Thx

[Anonymous]

I’ve already tried with following article http://www.designsandcode.com/wordpress-plugins/search-filter-pro/docs/display-results/with-a-shortcode/

I have created search-filter\results.php in my site theme, and setting properly by shortcode results, but not working till now.
Please help me
Thanks

[Ross]

Hi Paul, you can use archive mode, then put in the filename: taxonomy-sermons-category.php but see the notes in the above link about potential issues with archive mode, your template might have a custom query inside which is causing it to ignore the S&F query – so you will have to remove this.

If you are using results method, then you create results.php in search-filter folder – but you msut also place the results shortcode into a page – the results shortcode then loads the results.php template where the shortcode is displayed – probably your results.php won’t be a full template (with the get_header() etc – see the sample results.php on how to do the loop) – you can get the results shortcode from the S&F edit screen.

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Thanks Ross,
I am getting close, but still missing something:
If I choose ‘archive page’for results (http://screencloud.net/v/BvpP) and specify my theme’s template file (taxonomy-sermons-category.php) then the results only show the default blogs posts page instead of sermons. (http://screencloud.net/v/Fty8) Very odd.
If I choose ‘shortcode’ for results and create a \search-filter\ folder and put my file ‘taxonomy-sermons-category.php’ there and rename it to ‘results.php’ I get an empty page.
What would you suggest my approach be?
Thank you.

[Anonymous]

Hi there

Great plugin working great.

I have one big issue

I need to have two different resluts.php pages and I cant get it to work.

I know how to style the existing template results.php to my liking, but I need two completly different reults pages that pass different variables (url) to detail pages.

I tried duplicating the ‘results.php page and changing the name to ‘results_two.php’ and then changing the shortcode from

[searchandfilter id=’1046′ show=’results’ ]

to

[searchandfilter id=’1046′ show=’results-two’ ]

But this does not work.

Can you please explain to me how to get this working?

Thanks in advance.

[Ross]

Hi Betsy

I’m not sure if you’ve made any modifications to the plugin, but there is a line in class-search-filter-get-results.php:

//add_filter( 'query_vars', array($this, 'wpse52480_query_vars') );

Which should be commented out (and completely removed actually, which it is in the latest version) – it seems this is not the case in your setup.

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Hey there,

I want to unlink the tags in the search results of my page:
http://secondsuspense.com/portfolio/

I searched on the internet to solve this problem. I think i found the solution too but i don’t know exactly where i need to past the code.

http://i.imgur.com/s2ndwe7.jpg

My results.php file is located in:
wp-content/themes/customizr/search-filter/results.php

Hope you can help me (again)
Best regards and thanks
Max

[Ross]

Hey Lars

Its not yet possible with the plugin, but I do plan to add this in.

In terms of changing the plugin code, there are 2 files the query is created depending on your setup.

If you are displaying your results as an archive, then the above file is correct – however if you are displaying your results using a shortcode (under the “display results” tab) then the correct file is:

class-search-filter-get-results.php

Its a bit messy, S&F 2.0 is a lot cleaner and for all display methods the query is created in 1 place – should be out soon.

Thanks