ajax loading not working

Anonymous

#1165

Thanks a lot um trying to do what you said;)

I have updated the plugin and….it stopped searching->
take a look please:
http://maneuver.nazwa.pl/WWW/nstyle/?page_id=308

Piotr

Ross Moderator

#1166

Hey Piotr

This looks like the same problem we were having yesterday? What did you do yesterday that made it start working?

The only thing I did yesterday was update the content selector, which should have no effect on the ability to load results…

:@

Anonymous

#1167

I changed the template (for the records) back for the:
search.php,

instead of desired one:
blog-masonry-page.php

That disabels the filter (changing for this template in the plugin`s setup).

What can we do now?

Anonymous

#1168

I want to achieve somehow the efect of displaying the records on a kind of a grid.

Something like this:
http://www.symphonywallcovering.com/products/search_result.php?color=Blue

Ross Moderator

#1169

I thought I saw the masonry layout working with the search form before?

Try to clear your cache and disable and caching plugins you may have… There could be something interfering…

The plugin modifies the results of the main WP loop, so all your template needs to do is use this loop….

This should be completely possible unless your masonry plugin fetches the results using its own instance of WP_Query – which is not the right way to do it really…

Did the Masonry layout ever work with the search form? I thought I saw it did!

Anonymous

#1170

i do not know..i set it at 1:22.
When I noticed it`s not filtering the results i wrote the message to you.
Anyway can you help me how to “gridify” my results page?

Thanks a lot.

Piotr

Ross Moderator

#1178

Hey Piotr

I’m going to try to help and point you in the right direction…

Basically, a good results template normally is an archive template or the search template (archive.php or search.php), so for this example lets choose search.php.

Duplicate search.php and call it something else (eg, sf-results.php) – now we have a custom results template that is separate from the rest of your site…

So for testing, make sure you set the template of your search results (in S&F settings) to sf-results.php.

Now we have a clean template setup (not masonry yet) so test it is all working make sure you always use the search results url, which is this one: http://maneuver.nazwa.pl/WWW/nstyle/?sfid=55

Now we know this template is working we need to get it work with Masonry..

There are many tutorials on how to do this so I would recommend the following one, and make sure all modifications are to sf-results.php.

http://www.bluelimemedia.com/2012/04/30/jquery-masonry-and-wordpress/

If you can follow this tutorial and get a layout working (forget about if the search works for now, just make sure the template is working then I can help you with the next steps… 🙂

BTW, if you can pls send me your login details (and FTP) and I will try to have a quick look myself – I have an idea which might make this all very easy.

Thanks

Anonymous

#1180

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Ross Moderator

#1181

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Anonymous

#1182

fixed.now it`s ok.

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