casper99

Hi @dhanush22 ,
Hi @sadiyakhanam,

I have already opened two tickets relating thic topic for plugin support through the official ticketing system (after logging in). I never received a response to either of them.

I then created a post in this forum, hoping that someone would take care of it.

Unfortunately, I am not getting any support through any channel. It’s very disappointing.

Best regards

To make it clear. It is not an template.php file like in old wordpress themes. It is an Full-Site-Editing Template, which uses multiple blocks for the output. One block is the standard-gutenberg-content-block. Other Blocks also output text. But relevanssi sees nothing.

I assumed that Relevanssi indexes the fully rendered page regardless of which block produces the output. So, only the content outputted by the standard content block of Gutenberg is indexed? This is a standard feature of WordPress, right? That you can even use custom templates for CPT via the backend in FSE themes.

OK. The solution works, but I think it is a bit complicated.

Unfortunately, the “WP file download” developer also only have a solution in code, like yours.

I share your opinion, that it’s not the fault of Relevanssi. But the error can occur, even with other plugins, which overwrite the search loop and many users (like me) are confused and need to manually search for the solution.

The only thing, I can’t understand. I already checked all the CPT in the relevanssi backend, which should be searched. Can’t you implement the over code “add_filter( ‘relevanssi_modify_wp_query’…” in the relevanssi core-code and take the checked fields from the backend?

So the backend options are automatically adopted and the enduser doesn’t have to do it twice, even in code.

Thanks!!!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by casper99.

OK. Thanks again. You’re right.
I’ll give the support a hint.

I thought that Relevanssi could set the filter based on the CPT options set in the backend of relevanssi. There i define, which CPT should be searched or not.

Thank you Mikko, this really works.

Do i manually have to list my CPT?

In the backend, relevanssi can detect all CPT. Can’t relevanssi set the filter by itself, so i don’t have to manually list the CPT again (as i already checked them in the backend)?

Hi @bernicechua ,

thanks a lot! This works! GREAT!!!

Hi @joppuyo,

thanks for your quick response.

If I understand correctly, you mean it should be possible to “zoom out” the image and then select areas outside the image. And the plugin then should be able to figure out the background color of the image and then “extend” the background beyond the original image?

Yes, but in the first step, it would be sufficient, if i can zoom out and the image gets a predefined background around (extended), e.g. white in most cases.
It’s not important to automatically determine the background-color.

THANK YOU

Thank you!!! Great supoort!

Hi @mateuszgbiorczyk,
fields are loades this way (like acf exports for php usage):

if( function_exists('acf_add_local_field_group') ):

acf_add_local_field_group(array(
	'key' => 'group_123abcdefg',
	'title' => 'mytitle',

Thanks! ” Lite mode” works. Does this have any side effect?

Hi Tom,

thank you for this detailled explanation.
Know i know, that’s not a handling error ??

Ok, i’ll think about the options.

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by casper99.

It was a DNS problem.

By moving the site to a new server, i just manipulated my local hosts file, to get access to the site.

Changing the real (worldwide DNS) fixed the problem ??
I think, wordpress used the real DNS and tried to perform the action on the old server..

Thank you @mihaiimagely ,

i must have been blind ??
Now it works!