Damian Góra

Hello,

You can use this filter:
add_filter('dgwt/wcas/scripts/disable_hits', '__return_true');

Here is the better explanation – https://fibosearch.com/documentation/tips-tricks/how-to-remove-links-from-suggestions/

This filter works with FiboSearch > v1.9.0, so if anyone wants to use it before the official release, please contact us via https://fibosearch.com/contact/

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Damian

Hello,

Your details panel returns the following notice “Si è verificato un errore critico sul tuo sito web…” instead of HTML. It means, that there is probably conflict.

Follow these steps:

1. Go to WooCommerce -> Status -> Logs (tab)
2. Open the latest PHP errors
3. Paste one of the errors related to AJAX Search for WooCommerce. Remove sensitive data eg. your full server path.

If there are more sensitive data, contact us via https://ajaxsearch.pro/contact/

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Damian

Hi,

Probably you override the search order as you mentioned. Could you add an extra “if statement” for your custom code?

if ( empty( $_GET['dgwt_wcas'] ) ) {
   // ... your code
}

Then your code will be ignored on the search results page.

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Damian

Hello,

Yes, you can display relevant posts in the autocomplete suggestions. This feature is available in the Pro plugin version. If you are interested, take a look at the plans – https://ajaxsearch.pro/pricing/

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Damian

Hi,

ad 1. You can’t apply scroll because there is Details Panel to the right. I recommend decrease the suggestions limit to 6 or disable showing description. You can also disable Details Panel. Then there will be more space.

ad 2. You can add more space there using CSS

.dgwt-wcas-sp {
  min-width: 100px;
  line-height: 16px;
}

If you aren’t familiar with custom CSS, take a look at this video.

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Damian

Hi,

Sure, there is hook for this:

add_filter( 'dgwt/wcas/icon', function ( $svg, $name ) {

  if($name === 'magnifier-thin') {
    $svg = '<svg>your svg body here</svg>';
  }
  return $svg;
}, 10, 2 );

Probably the custom CSS will be required.

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Damian

Hi,
We don’t plan to write custom integration for this theme at this moment.

The best way is to override this search by child-theme. Unfortunately, this way requires a WordPress expert.

Easier way is eg. hide current search by CSS:

.head-search {
  display: none:
}

ad display AJAX search bar as a menu item. Go to Appearance -> Menus -> select your top menu and add AJAX Search at the latest position.

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Damian

Hello,

Yes, you can embed the search in hook woocommerce_archive_description in the following way:

add_action('woocommerce_archive_description', function(){
    echo do_shortcode('[wcas-search-form]');
});

or only search icon instead of search bar

add_action('woocommerce_archive_description', function(){
    echo do_shortcode('[wcas-search-form layout="icon"]');
});

Probably you will need to add some CSS to adjust it.

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Damian

Hi,

Follow these steps:

1. Go to WooCommerce -> AJAX Search bar -> Autocomplete (tab)
2. Click “Show advanced settings” (top, next to page title) to see all settings
3. Scroll down to the “Suggestion background” option and click “Select Color”
4. Clear your current color using eg. backspace key
5. Save settings

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Damian

Now I caught what is the real problem.

Here is solution:

html body.material #search-outer {
    z-index: 9999999999!important;
}

Enjoy your week
Damian

Thanks for the better explanation.

I see you use the Silent theme and it seems this is normal in your theme. See this demo.

If I do not understand your issue, could you explain it more precisely?

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Damian

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Damian Góra.

Yes, we will assist you.

Could you send screens? I can’t see it. What browser and OS you use? Does the issue occur on desktop, mobile, or both?

Hi,

Are your website is publicly available? Do you use IP restriction, password-protected solution, or eg. coming soon plugin?

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Damian

Good to know it!

Here is soluton for others. Need to add following constant to wp-config.php file:

define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '1024M' );

Hello,

The 13000 products are too large to keep good performance in native WooCommerce search engine.

The best solution is to check other search plugins or upgrade to the Pro version.

Let me explain the difference between the Free and Pro versions of the search engine we use.

The Free plugin version uses a native WooCommerce search engine. It means that the search speed depends on many factors:

1. How many plugins do you have?
2. How many products do you have?
3. How your WordPress is optimized?
4. How your server is fast?
5. How big is the search scope?

The Pro plugin version has a different search engine based on the fastest PHP search engine TNT Search. Also, we added a lot of tricks in the Pro version e.g. special SHORTINIT WordPress mode. It means, that every search query doesn’t need to load unnecessary files including all plugins, theme, and a big part of WordPress core files. So the search is always fast, no matter how many plugins you have or how your website is optimized (or not optimized).
The average search speed for 50 000+ products takes about 0.2 second per request (standard shared hosting). For users who have a fast server, it takes even less than 0.1 second. The Pro plugin is always ultra-fast.

The search speed is our obsession, so speed is a core feature in the Pro plugin version.

If you want to test it, see our plans – https://ajaxsearch.pro/pricing/

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Damian