Filter not working

Anonymous

#12494

http://mstrade.amplifyevents.co.uk/?page_id=35

when i filter using the search filter it just show all of it. how can i filter and bring up the achieve php like it did with free version.

Ross Moderator

#12495

Under “display results” tab, select “as archive”, the choose “use custom template” then in the filename enter “archive.php” 🙂

Anonymous

#12497

i’ve already tried that. it doesn’t filter at all

Ross Moderator

#12498

Was it working completely fine with the free version? (ie on this same website/theme?)

Is it definitely archive.php that was being used to display results? Also try search.php.

If that still doesn’t work, take a look at this in the FAQs:

http://www.designsandcode.com/wordpress-plugins/search-filter-pro/faqs/#h-bad-template

Pro works a little different to free, because in free, WordPress was making the queries, however in Pro (to get more advanced features) we make custom queries.

Thanks

Ross Moderator

#12499

I just had a look, I can see 500 internal server error on the ajax requests…

Can you disable ajax for testing?

Thanks

Anonymous

#12521

ok sorted that issue out. can i use multiple taxonomies to filter a custom post type.

So if i choose 1998, diesel, Audi. i would get the cars from 1998 which are diesel and are manufacturer by Audi.. At the moment it filters it seperatly

Ross Moderator

#12522

Hi there

I’m looking and it seems like you may still have the free plugin enabled?

Thanks

Anonymous

#12523

oh yeah, i was just check if it was easier on that but no differnce. So any help on how i can get the format of linking the taxonomy on search

Ross Moderator

#12525

Hey Aihsan

I’m not sure I follow you – can you clarify what this means:

format of linking the taxonomy on search

Also please disable ajax while we are testing

Thanks

Anonymous

#12527

So if i choose 1998, diesel, Audi. i would get the cars from 1998 which are diesel and are manufacturer by Audi.. At the moment it filters it seperatly

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