marcu5p

Hi Michael

Wow, lightning fast reply, thank you.

That works a treat, and of course makes perfect sense to modify the ci_comment_rating_save_comment_rating() instead.

Both elements now working, only thing left to say is… you’re a star!

Thanks as always
Marcus

Hi Michael

Thanks for your swift reply as always.

You’re right I am wanting to index the comment count, and your function works a dream so thanks for that.

I have also implemented a simple star star rating for comments (a version of this https://www.cssigniter.com/add-rating-wordpress-comment-system/) and called the ci_comment_rating_get_average_ratings function in an attempt to also index the average rating at the same time. It nearly works but indexes the ratings previous value which I guess is down to not reaching reaching the catch block.

Any ideas on solving this bit would be much appreciated.

Thanks
Marcus

Yes, got it working, thanks so much.

Yes for sure I’d need to use the Push Settings button to trigger it.

But I can’t get the function constructed correctly, that’s really where I need your knowledge.

using:

function facet_display_index_settings( array $settings ) {
	$settings['renderingContent'] = ['solution_name' =>
	['Stress Testing', 'API Access'],
];
	return $settings;
}
add_filter( 'algolia_searchable_posts_index_settings', 'facet_display_index_settings' );
add_filter( 'algolia_posts_index_settings', 'facet_display_index_settings' );

And then “Push Settings” gives me this error:

An error occurred: Error in renderingContent parsing: Unexpected value type: invalid key 'solution_name'. Expected: facetOrdering, redirect (near 1:51)

Thanks.

Hi Michael

Thanks for the reply. I want to push settings to Alogia Facet Display configuration.

So, I have a list of Products (attribute is solution_name) which form one of my facets. I can sort these easily asc or desc by name or count (with js), but I need them in a custom order. I can achieve this via the Alogia dashboard using Configuration -> Facet Display (renderingContent) and pin the items it the order required. Once they are in the correct order they won’t change.

I need to push this order from WordPress rather than having to go to the dashboard, in a similar way we are pushing which attributes to use for faceting using attributesForFaceting.

For example I have tried this but it doesn’t work:

function custom_posts_index_settings( array $settings ) {
	$settings['renderingContent'] = ['solution_name => ['Solution One', Solution Five', 'Solution Three', 'Solution two', 'Solution Four'],
];
	return $settings;
}
add_filter( 'algolia_searchable_posts_index_settings', 'custom_posts_index_settings' );
add_filter( 'algolia_posts_index_settings', 'custom_posts_index_settings' );

Thanks as always

This works:

function custom_posts_index_settings( array $settings ) {
	$settings['attributesForFaceting'] = ['resource_type', 'solution_category', 'wpml.display_name', 'post_type'];
	return $settings;
}
add_filter( 'algolia_searchable_posts_index_settings', 'custom_posts_index_settings' );
add_filter( 'algolia_posts_index_settings', 'custom_posts_index_settings' );

Hi Michael

Thanks for your reply.

No I’m afraid that doesn’t work either.

Hi Michael

Thanks for you swift reply as always.

At the moment I have decided to use a single index and use a filter to return only the records (just my custom post types) I need for my separate search page. Seems to work ok, but I will investigate the information you given as ideally 2 indexes would be good.

Thanks again

Thank you.

Thanks for the steer really appreciate it. The below seems to do exactly what I wanted, but I need to do more testing to check.

function ss_algolia_resource_attributes( array $attributes, WP_Post $post ) {

$taxonomy = 'global_tag'; //Taxonomy Name
$terms = get_the_terms( $post->ID, $taxonomy );

$resource_type_children = '';

foreach ( $terms as $term ) :
if( $term->parent == 62 ) { //Parent Term ID
$resource_type_children .= $term->name;
} 
endforeach;

$attributes['resource_type'] = $resource_type_children;

	return $attributes;
}
add_filter( 'algolia_post_shared_attributes', 'ss_algolia_resource_attributes', 10, 2 );
add_filter( 'algolia_searchable_post_shared_attributes', 'ss_algolia_resource_attributes', 10, 2 );

Ok, thanks for the pointer, I’ll investigate further.

Hi Michael

Thanks for the quick response.

Yes, and then be able to create another object where it just shows children of Employees
so level 1 is just “Harry Bunce”.

Thanks
Marcus

Thanks for the reply, I look forward to seeing this functionality.