Posts Search Result Won't Appear

Trevor

#42032

Can you show me a URL?

Anonymous

#42057

http://dapur-uang.com/solusi-email-selalu-masuk-folder-spam/

I put the widget temporarily so you can check it out.

It’s on the top of the right sidebar.

Trevor

#42067

There is no results container on the page 🙁

What did you set for the Enter the filename of the custom template setting on the Display Results tab?

The method you have chosen will normally go to the theme’s generic search page, and not stay on the page that you are on. The page sample you showed is a single post page? I think that regardless of which display results method you choose, it will send the search to another page, as results must show on an archive (multi-post) page of some sort.

Anonymous

#42071

O so it can’t be shown on the spot and has to be redirect to the search.php.

Because I left the “Only use Ajax on the results page?” uncheck.
Because I want to the result to be on the same page, replacing the post content.

Is there a method to do that?

Trevor

#42077

I would need Ross to definitively confirm this, but I do not think this is possible. It is not the way WordPress works.

Trevor

#42078

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Anonymous

#42205

Any news?

Trevor

#42233

Ross has been away all weekend and it was after we closed on Friday that I sent the ping to him. Give him a chance to eat his breakfast 😉

I am sure he will be working his way through his forum threads as soon as he is available 🙂

Ross Moderator

#42438

Hey Juan

The option “only use ajax on results page” is usually best left enabled.

The only way it can be used is if the layout of your search results page is the same as the layout from every other page where you can find the search form.

So, in order for the search to work directly on this page:

http://dapur-uang.com/solusi-email-selalu-masuk-folder-spam/

The search results page/template: http://dapur-uang.com/?sfid=31418&_sf_s=a Must have the same layout – so the same sidebars, same content areas.

S&F ajax uses the results container to find out where to get the results from the results page: http://dapur-uang.com/?sfid=31418&_sf_s=a and then also where to place them on this page:

http://dapur-uang.com/solusi-email-selalu-masuk-folder-spam/

So the HTML structure / general layout of the start page must be the same as the results page.

Otherwise you should keep this option enabled.

Thanks

Anonymous

#42468

Ok, got it. This one I’ve made it work.
Thank you.

On the default search.php I just need to add the same class as the content’s class on
http://dapur-uang.com/solusi-email-selalu-masuk-folder-spam/

Just need little work on the css.

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