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The results url had not been completed on that form, so I added that.
And I made other changes. Relevanssi is activated. Ajax is on, in advanced settings Relevanssi is on, so now try it. Does it work? If it does, ask me what was wrong.
It isn’t that file. The full page template you need to find will have calls to get_header() and get_footer()
You may need to send me admin logins so I can take a look (use a private reply).
If you can revert that change to make it back to standard then, I may need for Ross to take a look, but first can you send me admin logins so I can go look at things.
Make this a private reply.
Hi
It might be the choice of index.php as the template. Looking at the page with the search on shows these tags in the body hHTML tag:
page-template
page-template-page-templates
page-template-sermons
page-template-page-templatessermons-php
Do any of these look like one of the theme’s template file names?
If you do not know what the theme’s template actual file names are, then under Appearance – > Editor, you can see the file names on the right of the page (normally).
OK, I won’t do anything on it right now other than maybe take a look around. I sent you a contact request. 5PM Your time is 8AM my time, so around 7PM for you and 10AM for me might be good. In the meantime, you can accept my contact request.
You want the results to stay on the same page as the search, and is that search box on every page of the site?
My bad on the class vs ID thing, glad you spotted that. This likely means that the Events Calendar plugin is doing something to the search in a non-standard way. So, I did a forum search for this plugin, and found this thread:
https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/no-results-when-searching-for-all-post-types/
And specifically this post:
I would have thought Post Type archive would be the one. The results container would be
.tribe-events-content
Have ajax on and make sure auto count is on.
What Display Results method did you use?
Light Bulb!!!!!
What you need is the list of terms, nicely formatted, but you can start your search in the WordPress Codex here:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_post_terms
You can start by using one of the examples at the bottom and simply using print_r to list out the array of terms (each post taxonomy can have multiple taxonomy terms attached so the results are an array, but you can use the array splitting tools of PHP to make some nice HTML of them once you have confirmed you get the correct terms showing).
There will likely be further coding examples on StackOveflow’s WordPress coding forums.
