No results when searching for all post types

Anonymous

#31983

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Ross Moderator

#32141

Hi Manuel

Ok so it looks like you have some code somewhere that is being too greedy and affecting queries with custom post types.

Basically, its probably a greedy pre_get_posts filter or another plugin (or possibly your theme) thats causing the issue.

I would start by disabling all your plugins and see if it starts working.

If not, I would test on a default WP theme as it could be here.

Once we know where the issue is then we can get it working.

Anonymous

#32210

Hi,

but it doesn’t even work when I remove all filters. Right now I have only the search input field. When I search for “pasta”, no results appear. But there should be a few.

Best regards
Manuel

Anonymous

#32216

I checked all plugins and it seems that Search & Filter interferes with The Events Calendar. I need both, so currently I’m looking into the calendar plugin.

Anonymous

#32219

I found something, maybe you can have a look at it:

In the Query.php of The Events Calendar plugin I commented out the statement if ( $query->tribe_is_multi_posttype ) and everything in it. Now the search and filters work fine.

Anonymous

#32220

I could shrink the problem down to these two lines. I disabled them for now:

add_filter( 'posts_fields', array( __CLASS__, 'multi_type_posts_fields' ), 10, 2 );
add_filter( 'posts_join', array( __CLASS__, 'posts_join' ), 10, 2 );

Ross Moderator

#32222

Hi Manuel

It seems that plugin is adding on filters to queries its not supposed to.

If you were to create a new WP_Query somewhere in your theme, for creating custom loops or anything like that, then this plugin would modify that query – and that shouldn’t be happening.

I can see its a very popular plugin, but, I’m sure that this is wrong.

It should only add filters to queries that it needs to modify – not all queries.

S&F actually used to do this by mistake in a very old version – and interfere with other queries that S&F should not be using. This was because the filter was not removed after it was added.

The solution is to remove the filter – something like:

remove_filter( 'posts_join', array( __CLASS__, 'posts_join' ), 10, 2 );

Do you see that anywhere in the plugin code?

Thanks

Anonymous

#32227

Hi Ross,

thanks for your answer. I didn’t find the remove_filter(), but for now I just commented it out and it works for me. I don’t know if you wanna get in contact with them (from developer to developer) or if they’ll remove it anyway. But for me, this workaround works.

Best regards
Manuel

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