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Trevor

#56839

Daniel, I can see you are frustrated, so let me try to help you.

Can you, in the first instance, show me the page with the search form on?

Anonymous

#57012

I cannot, I am on an internal development server. I am just gonna have to get a refund, I was able to write a filtering system myself that works quite well.

Trevor

#57013

We can do this using Skype video conference so we can share screens? At least give me a chance to help you? I really want to resolve this for you. At this stage I haven’t had a chance to even get a handle on what the issue really is. As it stands, I do not think you would qualify for a refund.

Anonymous

#57114

I am fine with not getting a refund, have figured out what the issue was(innodb issue using barracuda and the row format). I was not getting the error the caching tables are missing. Hope to have this fixed very shortly.

Anonymous

#57115

May help to change the query used to create the tables to include

COLLATE='utf8mb4_unicode_ci'
ENGINE=InnoDB
ROW_FORMAT=DYNAMIC
;

Trevor

#57118

I will flag this to the devs.

Anonymous

#57163

one thing you may be able to help me with though is how to get fancybox working after filtering.

Trevor

#57174

After Ajax is used by S&F, your fancybox script needs to be reloaded. This is on our FAQ page, but you need to load the script again in the commented bit of this javascript code (you need to load the code on your page):

$(document).on("sf:ajaxfinish", ".searchandfilter", function(){
  console.log("ajax complete");
  //so load your lightbox or JS scripts here again
});

Anonymous

#57829

Would I hook all that in with a seperate .js or do you think it will work loading on a page level? Such as within <script tags on a page template?

Trevor

#57838

Either would do.

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