Ross Moderator in reply to:
Nothing happening with ajax

#1051

I guess if none of the above is working, then can you send me your login details and I’ll take a poke around?

Thanks

Ross Moderator in reply to:
Nothing happening with ajax

#1050

Sorry my bad – there is a problem and the plugin is showing as 1.1.3 :/ I’ll need to do another update but the version you have looks like the latest version…

Ross Moderator in reply to:
Nothing happening with ajax

#1049

Ohhh ok try the file I sent you to your gmail

Ross Moderator in reply to:
Nothing happening with ajax

#1047

I’ve just emailed you the latest version, but looking at it, you’ve just bought the plugin today so I think you are already on 1.1.4?

What does your dashboard say is the installed version?

If you are already on 1.1.4 please try my steps above, then get back to me and I’ll help you with the last step….

🙂

Ross Moderator in reply to:
Nothing happening with ajax

#1045

Have you activated your license? The license may only be active in one location at a time, so if you need to switch between dev server and live server you should deactivate the license before trying out the other…

Ross Moderator in reply to:
Nothing happening with ajax

#1043

Hi Wayne

Yeah this version works a bit differently due to a lot of extra features, so some of the structure had to change but all in all it works better once you’ve got it set up right.

I’ve had to explain to a few people how to set this up properly so am hoping to get a tutorial set up in the next couple of days. Anyway here goes:

1) Are you using a custom template? Or is this box unticked? If it is unticked, the behaviour should be much the same as the free version although there was a bug in the last version (1.1.3) so please update. This bug affected some things with setting defaults so I’m hoping thats all it is!

2) For Ajax you really should use a custom template, so make sure this box is ticked, then make sure the correct template is being used for your search results (the filename box), by default it is search.php. If you do not like the way your result are being displayed try different template filenames (found in your theme folder) – some common ones are archive.php and index.php…

Test all the above without Ajax enabled, and see if you are happy with the way it is working.

3. This sounds like a template issue, so please revert to point (2).

Let me know when you have tried all the above 🙂

Ross Moderator in reply to:
Site navigation disappears when search results are shown

#1041

No problem your most welcome 😉

Review page is here when you are ready! http://www.designsandcode.com/wordpress-plugins/search-filter-pro/reviews/#comment

Ross Moderator in reply to:
Post-meta not taking into account

#1039

Hey Pierre

What version of the plugin are you using, are you using the latest version? (1.1.4)

Please make sure you are and if you are still getting problems can you send me screenshots of the each post meta field in the admin, but expanded so I can see what is going on for the settings?

Thanks
Ross

Ross Moderator in reply to:
'Display Count' misleading for parent items

#1019

Hey Ken

The way all the taxonomy fields are displayed are using a hook in to WordPress’ own function –
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_categories

So the logic behind the count function is handled by WordPress and seems to be the recommended way that this works (WordPress is not always right though).

In my experience, for example when dealing with other real world data, is that posts that are of a child category, will also be added to the parent category.

For example with the WooCommerce sample data you have singles and albums (as a product post type), which both have the parent category of music (if your not familiar with the sample data its just a load of test products with categories and tags – see it in action).

All the singles have both checked music and singles as their category in the post edit screen. So the count would not be misleading and you could search in just the parent category or a child category easily.

It depends on how you look at it I guess, if I saw a parent category with no no posts and then child categories with posts I would find that a bit confusing, I would assume a parent category is the sum of its parts (ie the children).

So for now, what you need to do is also add the posts to the parent category to make those number exactly accurate. I’ll have a think some more about this logic I do plan on more customisations but it won’t be something I’ll update soon.

Let me know if you have any suggestions/comments.

Thanks

Ross Moderator in reply to:
Site navigation disappears when search results are shown

#1017

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