dalvlexa in reply to:
Deactivate license bug

#88563

Did that, thank you, that’s great! The thread can be closed, but there might be an issue with the Activate/Deactivate.

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dalvlexa in reply to:
Deactivate license bug

#88554

Since I have 2.2.0 how am I supposed to update the plugin without deleting the forms? They’re quite the hassle to recreate.

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dalvlexa in reply to:
Deactivate license bug

#88549

It worked to deactivate on my account on your site, and to activate on my WP website but still does not download the update. I do have 2.2.0 so probably that’s why I get this issue. I will update via FTP.

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dalvlexa in reply to:
Deactivate license bug

#88544

Thank you!
Well it worked, but on the 5th -7th try and took a good 5min.

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dalvlexa in reply to:
Modify SQL search query

#69220

I used this code change suggested here, in order to piggy back on the Search and Filter fields without affecting the DB search. https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/wp-filter-for-sf-where-input-field-is-meta-field/

This topic can be marked as resolved.

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dalvlexa in reply to:
Filter input arguments before they get to S&F

#68989

Yes, thank you!

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dalvlexa in reply to:
Filter input arguments before they get to S&F

#68984

Thank you Trevor! The issue I was having with sf_edit_query_args is that $query_args was empty. I read around in the forum and it turns out I had to use a different priority than the one specified in the docs (like 100) to get results in $query_args using this filter.

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dalvlexa in reply to:
Modify SQL search query

#68943

@Ross, Hi there! Any idea on my issue in the previous reply? Many thanks!

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dalvlexa in reply to:
Modify SQL search query

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@trevorsf, you might have Edit privileges because you’ve got a ‘Moderator’ role, or I might not have Edit privileges because I have too few posts – that’s how I see it, but this is about the internal workings of your support forum – I wouldn’t know. The certain thing is that I cannot edit my own posts.

As to the $wpdb table prefix for the above line change, it is not necessary to put the WP table prefix since S&F always returns a query that looks like AND mbs_posts.ID IN (*some_posts_ids_here*) + some more query data, so one can always find the ‘_posts.ID IN’ string when filtering the correct S&F query with the ‘posts_where’ filter.

@Ross, when you have time, your input would be appreciated about retaining the input component value in the search form, and about the general idea, maybe you have something more elegant in mind. Thank you!
As far as I’m concerned the solution to my situation regarding S&F SQL query addition is done, I just need to get the SQL geo coordinate search done (lat/lon + aprox distance bounding box -> then ‘great circle’ distance select on remaining results, something like that) and I’ll publish the code here – maybe it helps someone in the future, but that’s outside the scope of S&F support.

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dalvlexa in reply to:
Modify SQL search query

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Replace line
if(strpos($where, ‘mbs_posts.ID IN’)===FALSE) return $where;
with
if(strpos($where, ‘_posts.ID IN’)===FALSE) return $where;

so that the code will work regardless of WP table prefix.

An Edit option on the support forum would be great so users can edit their posts in case they forget something, or need to add extra info / make corrections.

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