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The method by which users find information on your WordPress site
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Change Search url slug for each site in a multisite network
As per the title, how would you change the search url for different sites in a multisite network. eg:
testsite.co.uk/search
testsite.de/suchen
testsite.fr/recherche
I can change the search term for … /" ) . urlencode( $str ) );
exit();
}
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add_action( 'template_redirect', 'change_search_url_rewrite',1 );
Having the search term change on a per site basis does not work though. …
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Accounting for search terms that may include a space, using SearchWP
By using the following I can modify the search query, so that it matches the product titles. … E.G if its "ABC 1" it will search for "ABC1"
function my_parse_searchwp_terms( $query, $engine ) {
$query = preg_replace( '/(?<=abc)(\s+)(? …
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Accounting for search terms that may include a space, using SearchWP
As the title suggest I am having an issue with setting up the plugin SearchWP to correctly work with search terms (product names) that may, or may not, contain spaces. e.g. "ABC1" or "ABC 1". … I have tried the approach of a custom field of search synonyms for each product. Again that hasn't had the desired results either. …
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Pretty Permalink for Search Queries Not Working
I was using:
$_GET['s'];
as opposed to:
get_query_var('s');
Hence the empty search results.
Hope this might help somebody in the future! …
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Pretty Permalink for Search Queries Not Working
As the title suggests I am trying to create pretty permalinks for search queries, but unfortunately I cant get them to work. … add_rewrite_rule('^search/([^/]*)/$','?search=true&s=$matches[1]','top');
This doesn't work, although 'website.com/search/something' will go to the search page but not pass the var. …
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