Steve Bruner

This is not an easy fix. We’re in the middle of rewriting our Javascript and will make sure it doesn’t conflict with WP Bakery.

This has been fixed in version 1.0.12. Sorry for the delay.

Thank you for the detailed ticket. We’ll investigate and get back to you.

Thanks for letting us know. We’ll take a look.

@codeies — Piklist is still active. We are currently working on the next version of Piklist which will work with Gutenberg.

Based on our email exchange, it looks like you were using the “/hosted-page” URL which uses the Bing styles. This plugin uses your theme styles.

@claromarketing — thank you for reporting back and helping others! I’ll add your comments to the FAQ’s.

I’m going to mark this resolved.

That’s certainly odd. On a search results page like, https://gaml.uis.unesco.org/?s=global, there should be a body class of “wp-bing-search”.

Please contact me here: https://slipfire.com/contact/

I tested on 5.6.2 and it works for me.

It’s possible that another plugin or your theme is conflicting. Please deactivate your plugins and activate one-by-one to see if you can find the conflict. You may also want to switch to a default theme temporarily as well.

What version of WordPress were you using before you upgraded to 5.6.2?

This looks like an issue with Stream. Piklist just triggered it. If you deactivate Steam do you still see the notice?

@mportelli — I don’t think this is possible. Each tab makes a separate api call, which is what makes this possible.

When viewing your instance, click on PRODUCTION then SUMMARY in the top menu. Scroll down to the bottom and under “Subscription keys” use the “Search Key”.

Looks like they changed the UI. I’ll update the plugin documentation.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by Steve Bruner.

Thanks. That helped.

It looks like you are using Bing Web Search. This plugin is designed for Bing Custom Search. Here’s the difference from their docs:

While Bing Web Search API allows you to search over the entire web, Bing Custom Search allows you to select the slices of the web that you want to search over and control the ranking when searching over your targeted web space. You can programmatically retrieve your custom search results with Bing Web Search API , using an additional query parameter.

You can sign up for Bing Custom Search here: https://www.customsearch.ai/

Thanks, I received it.

Please try replacing the API Endpoint with the default one listed on the settings page.

Let me know if that works.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by Steve Bruner.