ragulka

I have found one solution.

I needed to use the Category Search plugin by Vladimir Prelovac.

Then, I had to tweak it a little, namely, change this:

if (strpos(strtolower($cat->name),strtolower($search_string))!== false)
			{
				$name=attribute_escape( $cat->name);
				$link=get_category_link( $cat->term_id );
				$desc=$category->description;
				$output.=$before_list.'<a href="'.$link.'">'.$name.'</a>'.$desc.$after_list;
				$count++;
			}

to this:

if (strpos(strtolower($cat->name),strtolower($search_string))!== false || strpos(strtolower($cat->description),strtolower($search_string))!== false)
			{
				$name=attribute_escape( $cat->name);
				$link=get_category_link( $cat->term_id );
				$desc=$category->description;
				$output.=$before_list.'<a href="'.$link.'">'.$name.'</a>'.$desc.$after_list;
				$count++;
			}

And that’s it!

Hi,

the log folder is totally empty. Also, when I check the w3tc/min folder, it has a few minify_<random_number>.js files. Every one of them is 1KB in size and has only one line in it: 404 Not Found

Well, I downgraded the PHP version to 5.2.11 and now everything seems to be working again. I guess the latest is not always the best…

It seems that WordPress upgrade didn’t cause this error – I tried a new clean Install and same thing happens. So I guess it’s got something to do with the PHP version now. Anyone else having problems with PHP 5.3.1? Maybe I am missing sime extensions or something?

Now I’m think, maybe it’s because I also tried automatic upgrade to version 2.8.6 and it didn’t complete, so I just downloaded and uploaded the new version files manually..

Sorry, my bad. I had a typo in global $wpdb;

I had to construct my own function that looks for the <!–more–> tag inside the $post->post_content to be able to have a totally separated read more link.