AJ

ok, i know youre trying to help me, but youre being very vague. the entire site is PHP, where/how do i hook into the search to hijack the query and edit it?

I’m sorry. Where/how do I implement this? I would like to do something where the search query is altered like this… FIND str_replace(‘-‘,”,$term) IN str_replace(‘-‘,”,$search_data), so it removes the dashes not only in the term, but from the searchable data as well.

Can you offer a little more guidance as to where to do this? separating the letters and numbers seems like more work than needed. What I’d like to do is remove dashes from the query and remove/ignore dashes from the content being searched (such as the title) when performing the search…

I just received another of these messages

nope, just there… here is the exact error we got:

Dear Developer,

This message is regarding your Etsy App, XXXXXXX, with api_key: XXXXXXX

This message is to notify you that you are near the limit of your Etsy API quota. You have reached 80% of your quota of: 10 requests per 1 second(s)

If your application requires a higher quota, please contact us at [email protected] with a description of your app and the requests you are making.

I found this particularly odd because it would be very hard (if not impossible) for a human to make that many requests so rapidly, and as this is a new site, I highly doubt 8 people happened to click on to product pages on the site at the exact same time.

I use one shortcode per page:
https://www.micajoboutique.com/

actually, it seems that they are only created when the page loads if the cache is older than 6 hours

in the setting the cache life is set to 6 hours

It appears they are created each time a visitor navigates to the page.

Yes, there are temp files.

any guidance is appreciated

I’m having the same issue… ive done the following:

• dumped the cache
• fresh install files
• deactivated plugins
• tried default theme
• reset plugin folder
• added “define(‘SCRIPT_DEBUG’, true);” to the wp_config file
• tried multiple browsers and machines

HELP!

htaccess is clean… all files and directories have been removed as well, still no joy.

i take back my previous remarks, degrades gracefully, and miraculously started working with no indication as to why…

Solved the loading issue as my images were optimized for retina displays, but were a bit on the large side. The issue with safari still looms though. The issue is not present in chrome for iOS, only safari. Does not degrade gracefully.