Damian Góra
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FiboSearch - Ajax Search for WooCommerce] Images not showing in search barHi?@paddyv
Your images have been indexed incorrectly and the URLs are bypassing the CDN. Indexing is the premium feature of the plugin, so your issue is specifed to the FiboSearch Pro version. This support forum is only for users of the Free version of plugins.
Because you’re asking about the Pro version, please submit a ticket via our website:?https://fibosearch.com/contact/.Regards,
DamianHi there,
In the last version v1.29.0 we added a spinner. The spinned is removed when DOM is ready. You can disable it using CSS you mentioned. The more precise CSS selector is:
.dgwt-wcas-search-wrapp > .dgwt-wcas-loader-circular {
display: none;
}Thank you for the update. A lot of people are waiting for it.
Perfect! We’re waiting for news. If you need our help or more details, let me know.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JVM WooCommerce Wishlist] Integration with the FiboFilters pluginHi Niloy,
Thank you for the latest release where we can find the
cix_wishlist_init()
function. I confirm it works. There is only one issue. This function doesn’t remove old events. After calling it eg. 3 times, you will have registered 3 the same events.
The solution was to call the following code before callingcix_wishlist_init()
.jQuery(".jvm_add_to_wishlist, .wishlist-undo").off('click');
Thank you very much for your commitment and help.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JVM WooCommerce Wishlist] Integration with the FiboFilters pluginGood to know! I’m waiting for the next plugin release.
Hi @blclda,
I’d be happy to answer that question, but it’s not relevant to the following topic. Just create a new topic.
Best
DamianHi @blclda,
You can update FiboSearch to the latest stable version v1.22.3 without any hesitation right now. The issue mentioned in this topic occurred only for a short time frame (30 minutes) last Saturday. This issue does not affect 99.9% of users.
Consequently, we changed our procedures of publications on wp.org and now such problems will not occur. We had a timeout during publication via SVN, and despite an error message, a new version was released with missing files. Now we learned how to create tags from trunk to avoid such as scenario.
The last version didn’t fix any security issues. The most important change is adding a fantastic feature User History Search and I recommend checking it because it’s another must-have feature for most online stores.
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DamianHi @gmorrison and @udoh
Apologies for that. For some reason, TortoiseSVN we use to add new versions to WordPress plugin repository got stuck with an error, and not all files were sent. It shouldn’t happen, but it happened.
I revert the stable tag to the latest stable version v1.21.0 and put off the next release until next Monday. We have to check why some files weren’t sent.
Solution on how to rollback the plugin:Go to the
wp-content/plugins
folder and rename the plugins folder to something else likeajax-search-for-woocommerce-off
. Then the error will disappear.Next, log in to WP Admin and go to Plugins. Remove
FiboSearch - AJAX Search for WooCommerce
plugin and install it again.Best
DamianForum: Plugins
In reply to: [FiboSearch - Ajax Search for WooCommerce] Events for searchingHi @smazanti
We added events you can use for custom purposes. The events will be available in the next plugin release v1.22.0. There have already been implemented in the development version, so if you want, you can test them now.List od events:
fibosearch/open
– After displaying the search resultsfibosearch/close
– After closing auto suggestionsfibosearch/show-pre-suggestions
– After the search history is displayed (the search bar is on focus, but customers haven’t yet typed their queryfibosearch/show-suggestions
– After displaying or refreshing search resultsfibosearch/no-results
– If the query gives no resultsfibosearch/show-details-panel
– After opening the Details Panelfibosearch/show-mobile-overlay
– After the mobile mode is openedfibosearch/hide-mobile-overlay
– After the mobile mode is opened
You can listen to these events using jQuery
jQuery( document ).on( 'fibosearch/open', () => { // do your stuff here });
or plain JS
document.addEventListener( 'fibosearch/close',(e) => { // do your stuff here });
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DamianForum: Plugins
In reply to: [FiboSearch - Ajax Search for WooCommerce] Version 1.22.0-beta 1Yes, but you can also override the current version. WordPress supports it.
- Download FiboSearch v1.21.0
- From your WordPress dashboard, click on Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin and select the zip file
- Confirm downgrading
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FiboSearch - Ajax Search for WooCommerce] Version 1.22.0-beta 1Hi,
Version
1.21.1.12
and1.22.0-beta.1
were published by mistake. There is no known issue in these versions, but I recommend downgrading FiboSearch to the latest official versionv1.21.0
.
We’re going to publishv1.22.0
within two days. I apologize for the inconvenience. We’ve improved our procedures to avoid accidental releases in the future.Best
Damian GóraThis forum is for FiboSearch Free users only, and because you’re using the Pro version and your issue is strictly related to Pro features, please contact us via our website: https://fibosearch.com/contact/.
Regards,
DamianForum: Plugins
In reply to: [FiboSearch - Ajax Search for WooCommerce] Error code 005I can see that you’re using FiboSearch Pro and your issue is related to a specific Pro feature. This forum is for FiboSearch Free users only, so please contact us via our website: https://fibosearch.com/contact/.
Regards,
DamianForum: Plugins
In reply to: [FiboSearch - Ajax Search for WooCommerce] Amp compatibilityHi @abanista
I have good news. We’re going to add basic support for AMP. In the first stage of supporting AMP we plan to add the following features:
1. JavaScript will not work. Only a basic search bar will be displayed, without instant search suggestions
2. The integration will be only for one plugin AMP by AMP Project Contributors.
3. We should add these features in FiboSearch v1.15.0 or v1.16.0.Regards,
Damian