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Hi Wilson

Yup this change will be included in the next update, and it will show up in your dashboard when it’s released.

So now that is resolved, I think we need to back to the issue of the import process not being kept in sync with S&F results?

How are you running the import, is via CLI or wp-admin?

Thanks

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Hi Laura

The problem is that our plugin uses ?_sf_s=Search+Term but the default search box is using ?s=Search+Term

The _sf_s or s is the name of the search input field used.

So what you are aiming to do is change the name of this, in your default search field.

Now, depending on the theme, this could be done a number of ways, or with some, it might be very difficult to achieve.

The classic method to display a search field in a WordPress site is for the theme to use get_search_form() – https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_search_form/

If your theme does that, then you should have a file in the theme folder called searchform.php – so that would be:

wp-content/themes/your-theme/searchform.php

You could modify (after copying to your child theme) the name of the input field in this file and it should work.

However, its possible your theme doesn’t do it this way, in which case you’ll need to check their docs / get in touch with them to see if it can done.

Thanks

PS, we have a new support system – this support forum is being retired, you can open tickets for priority support via your account: https://searchandfilter.com/account/support/

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