Trevor in reply to:
Post meta values aren't added automaticaly after import

#42244

You will need to trigger our cache as each post inserts, using an action from WP All Import. This code would go into your child theme functions.php (if you haven’t made a child theme, you need to follow the guidance for the theme you have, or the generic guidance from the WordPress Codex and/or the many Internet guides on it):

add_action('pmxi_saved_post', 'post_saved', 10, 1);

function post_saved($id) {
  do_action("search_filter_update_post_cache", $id);
}

Sadly, any that are already imported cannot be caught by this.

Trevor in reply to:
Post meta values aren't added automaticaly after import

#42240

Are you able to give me admin logins to a live site so that I can take a more detailed look into this for you? You can reply here, but use the private reply option at the bottom of the post.

Trevor in reply to:
multiple pages result are not working

#42235

Hi

I changed it to the standard archive method. It does not want to work as a post archive because it is on the Home page I think. I set it to use the theme’s index.php template, which is the standard home page template for Cara.

To avoid the 404 errors happening on categories with no posts, you could, in the category element setup in the form, hide empty values.

Trevor in reply to:
How to show Advanced Custom Field checkboxes

#42234

Hi, Using Private Reply, can you send me admin logins so that i can look at the form setup? also give me links to the login page for admin, and links to any pages I need to look at/see.

Trevor in reply to:
Posts Search Result Won't Appear

#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 🙂

Trevor in reply to:
Post meta values aren't added automaticaly after import

#42232

I understand the issue. The Search & Filter Pro cache is not seeing these post as having been changed and thus does not make changes to the cache for them. as soon as you edit the post and hit update, without making any changes, the posts are flagged as having been changed and thus the cache knows to update itself for each post.

I have not done this for some time, but last time I had to do something like this I used a plugin:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-bulkquick-edit/

I selected all the posts, made no changes, and hit the update button. Maybe that would work for you?

Trevor in reply to:
Get Product Categories based on Custom Taxonomy Selection

#42231

This should work if, in the General settings you have Auto Count enabled (which is OK to use unless you have many, many thousands of posts) and in each form element you have set them to hide empty values.

Trevor in reply to:
Update to latest version keeps on failing

#42230

I am sorry that you are having this difficulty. As an alternative, you will need to use the ftp method:

Download the plugin from your account page
Use ftp or a file manager (as, for example in cPanel) to delete this folder and its contents:

wp-content/plugins/search-filter-pro

Then upload and extract the download plugin archive file to replace that folder. None of your settings in the WP database will be affected.

Trevor in reply to:
Categories How To

#42187

Can I mark this as resolved and close the thread?

Trevor in reply to:
Ajax Filtering

#42186

You have relevanssi plugin deactivated, but in the search options you had them ticked on.

The scollbar next to the results disappears when they are too few results to trigger the vertical scrolling.

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