Filter on EDD Search Results

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Ross Moderator

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Ross Moderator

#42911

Hey Adam

Turns out they have two actions after a submissions is published 🙂

So you need to add to your functions.php (the second two actions might not be necessary but first two for sure):

add_action('fes_submission_form_edit_published', 'sf_edd_fes_submission_form_published', 20, 1); 
add_action('fes_submission_form_new_published', 'sf_edd_fes_submission_form_published', 20, 1); 

add_action('fes_submission_form_edit_pending', 'sf_edd_fes_submission_form_published', 20, 1); // this might not be necessary
add_action('fes_submission_form_new_pending', 'sf_edd_fes_submission_form_published', 20, 1); // this might not be necessary

function sf_edd_fes_submission_form_published($post_id)
{
  do_action('search_filter_update_post_cache', $post_id);
}

🙂

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Ross Moderator

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Ross Moderator

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Trevor

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If you have cPanel you can use the file manager to upload the archive file to the wp-content/plugins folder. Delete the old search-filter-pro folder, then extract the archive file you uploaded.

Or, using ftp, upload the contents of the archive file to overwrite existing files.

DO NOT under ANY circumstances use the WordPress plugins page to remove the plugin, as this will also delete any search forms that you have made!!

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