Bryce Corkins

You’d have to be pretty good with js. You’d want to look at the main.js file where the get-facets action is run. You’d need to pass the currently active facets back to the server, then in wp-ultimate-search.php in get_facets() you’d have to check the facets passed in and exclude any that are currently in use.

In most instances, we’d want to allow the user to expand their search by choosing more than one city, but I understand what you’re asking for and I can see how it would be useful in some instances. This would be a pretty easy feature to implement, I’ll add it to our bug tracker and try to get it into the next version.. should be out within a couple of weeks.

This is why we included the configurable AND/OR logic. Say, for example, someone wanted to search for studio flats in London OR Paris. They could use the search bar to input City: London, City: Paris, Property Type: Studio Flat.. this would then return studio flats from both cities.

Thanks for pointing that out. This is kind of intentional.. as if you had an image like <img src=”my-dog.jpg”> and someone searched “my dog”, we would want them to find that post.

However, I can understand that this would be undesirable if you image names aren’t related to the content of the post. I’ve added a note to our feature tracking system to look into a way to allow a user to weight these results differently, or ignore them entirely.

Right now the plugin will only run properly in a single place on a page.

Will have an update out within a couple of hours that fixes this. Sorry about the inconvenience.

It will be possible in a future release, but it’s not available yet.

Strange. Can you set up an account for me on your site so I can log in and take a closer look? [email protected]

Do you have categories set up on your site? Do tags show? Have you gone into the WPUS settings and set whether you want the categories pop-up to appear on first focus?

This feature isn’t supported yet, but it’s on the roadmap.

There is a category filter by default in Ultimate Search.

WPUS is designed to let users search your sites posts, not search for occurrences of words. Returning multiple instances of a post for each occurrence of a word would be misleading to people conducting searches.

You can customize the results template to add your own Read More link. See the tutorial at https://mindsharelabs.com/

The data isn’t sent through pages via $_POST, it’s actually passed through the URL parameters which are parsed by backbone.js and populated into the search bar, so there’s no easy way to directly grab the query before it’s executed.

You could make a custom results template (see https://mindsharelabs.com/ for instructions) and modify the appearance of the output any way you wanted.. but you’d still be relying on WPUS to conduct the database query.

The other way to do it would be to somehow parse the current search URL in your includeme file and run your own search based on that.. but I’m not sure if you could do it with just PHP.

Can you try on another computer, or in Chrome with all plugins disabled? We’ve had no reported problems in Chrome and we’re using it in Chrome without any issue.

Thank you!

The plugin should work fine on international sites. In the pro version, the terms “category” and “tag” are no longer hard-coded into the settings, so the plugin will recognize whatever your “category” equivalent is called (in whatever language), and will let you create a new label for it if you wish.

I’ve made a note to check the locale in the free version before setting the default labels. We’ll release this in v 1.3.

Adding some basic global parameters (like only search posts, pages, a post type, authors, etc) is on the roadmap for v 1.3 or v 1.4. You can expect it within a few weeks.

Best
Bryce

Glad it worked out, and thanks for purchasing. You’ll want to keep both versions installed. Since most of the core functionality exists in the free version, we’ll occasionally push out updates to that plugin with added features / bug fixes.