How to reload S&F properly after ajax page refreshes v.2.0.1

Anonymous

#25714

Hi,

I loaded the new version yesterday but have had to revert to 1.4.3 because some of my custom functions are not working correctly with 2.0.1

I am currently using this code in 1.4.3 to recall the form ID after my ajax page refresh…

if (class_exists('Search_Filter')){
	global $sf_form_data;
	wp_localize_script('djax_init', 'SF_LDATA', array( 'ajax_url' => admin_url( 'admin-ajax.php' ), 'home_url' => (home_url('/')), 'sfid' => $sf_form_data->get_active_form_id() ));
	}

BUT in 2.0.1 it does not work and I can’t figure out what I need to change apart from the global var ($searchandfilter). I get an error regarding the get_active_form_id() so obviously something has changed in the new version.

Also the code which names the search page is incorrect too….

/***SEARCH & FILTER PRO FUNCTIONS***/
if (class_exists('Search_Filter')){
	
//wp_enqueue_script( 'search-filter-plugin-build' );
//wp_enqueue_script( 'search-filter-chosen-script' );

// Search Page Title - Yoast SEO friendly :-)
function search_meta_title($data){
global $sf_form_data;
if ( $sf_form_data->is_valid_form() )
{
return 'Search Results';
}
else
{
return $data;
}
}
add_filter('wpseo_title','search_meta_title');
add_filter('wp_title','search_meta_title');

Can anyone help me update my functions?

Ross Moderator

#25724

Good catch

I think renaming the global is enough most of your code above, however I’ve mistakenly and stupidly removed get_active_form_id() when refactoring – I’ll add it back in this afternoon or some equivalent and let you know.

Thanks

Anonymous

#25725

Thanks very much Ross. I’ll keep an eye out for your post/e-mail

Ross Moderator

#25798

Hi Sarah

Sending over a mail now…

Looks like I’ve messed with these two functions a bit, I think I just didn’t think about this use case properly.

So now in the latest version you should be able to use this function instead:

$searchandfilter->active_sfid();

So, active SFID returns the ID of the active search form. You can use this function in both uses cases above because an ID of 0 means its not active.

So in your first code snippet instead of

$sf_form_data->get_active_form_id()

use:

$searchandfilter->active_sfid();

And in your second code snippet, instead of:

if ( $sf_form_data->is_valid_form() )
{
return 'Search Results';
}
else
{
return $data;
}

It should be changed to:

if ( $searchandfilter->active_sfid() )
{
return 'Search Results';
}
else
{
return $data;
}

Thanks!

Anonymous

#25894

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Anonymous

#26058

Hi Ross,

I know you are incredibly busy with this release but I wasn’t sure if you had missed my preious post regarding the update you sent me last week.

Sarah

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