shainanz

Ahhhhhhhhhhh nevermind, I figured it out. Should not have changed those things in the second if statement.

Thanks, Mike, that does the trick.

Also, I really like the new layout of version 4, as well as being able to rearrange the fields. Thanks for the hard work!

Hi Mike,
I’ve installed the beta, and now I’m at more of a loss, I’m afraid. In the previous version, I was able to set a div that spanned across multiple fields so that I could create columns. So the effect was kind of like:

<form>
<div id="personal-details-fields" style="width:100%">
  <div style="float:left;">
    [some fields on the left column]
  </div>
  <div style="float:right;">
    [other fields on the right column]
  </div>
</div>
<div id="project-details-fields" style="width:100%">
  <div style="float:left;">
    [some fields on the left column]
  </div>
  <div style="float:right;">
    [other fields on the right column]
  </div>
</div>
</form>

Now, though, when I add <div id="mydiv"> to “HTML before form field” for Field#1 and </div> in “HTML after form field” to Field #2, only Field#1 is actually going into the div. This means my grouping and my floats do not work.

If there’s a better way to get a two-column layout on the form, I’m more than welcome to shift strategies.

My solution for my original problem was to modify the “Search by SKU” plugin to also search by title, since I wasn’t getting that native WooCommerce search functionality.

@rcards, under Settings>Relevanssi>Indexing Options, you can choose product and product variation post types to index. Then just update the index and you should be set. I did not have to use what samueljeden wrote at all. (I have Relevanssi searching products on a subsite, and it works perfectly.)

surfsidegraphics, any luck with this? It’d be great to prepopulate WooCommerce’s customer addresses from the WP user accounts.

The trouble is that I have two searches going on, and they need to give different results. WooCommerce is functioning as a catalogue on my site, and I want that search to only search products. However Relevanssi is searching the main part of the site, and I don’t want it to search the products because it would get too many results, obscuring the the other pages that are more relevant for most users.

Weird… And I’m already using Relevanssi for searching a different part of the site, so my go-to alternative search isn’t an option.

Anyone else have a clue?

It seems like it should just kind go on auto-pilot, so I’m pretty perplexed. Do I need to do anything to “activate” the search?

Garetii: looking at your site, it looks like you fixed it. What was the solution? I’m having a similar problem, I think.

It’s a bit of a weird situation in that, until we go live, we are still hosting the site on the first developer’s server. We are no longer using this developer, and there has been another person in between the developer and myself working on the site. From what I understand, the first developer has quite a few other in development sites on her server. Does that help?

It comes up as 12.34.56.78/404.html. When I deactivate the plugin, it is 12.34.56.78/~mysitename.