snipsnip

Thanks!

It says “Filters cannot be detected”. Triple checked and they are enabled in the Divi widget.

That fixed it.

Thank you!

BR

Thanks!

I have tried with theme change before – it was one of the 1st things I did.

I will try to contact the TP support

Hello dear, I will gladly give you a link. You have no idea how many tutorials, posts and forums I have read in the past 2 days.

Currently the site uses the standard search but I have tried Fibosearch (which stated that it works with transaltepress AND also my other site uses the same configuration with the same version of translatepress and fibosearch and works great – city-studio-bg.com)

The site I have problem with is: https://bgcraftsgallery.com/

Take for example this product:

Original language – https://bgcraftsgallery.com/product/momiche-s-tyurban/

2nd languange – https://bgcraftsgallery.com/en/product/momiche-s-tyurban/

I have also tried to convert the database tables from innodb to myiasm – did’t work again.

Tried with elastic search on my server – didnt work

However there are several products that appear there like this one with the search term “hare”:

https://bgcraftsgallery.com/en/?s=hare&trp-form-language=en

Also, when you change to English version, you can still search products in Bulgarian and the search will return ALL of the results.

I really really hope you can help me solve this…

I have disabled the caching and optimization plugins while you test.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by snipsnip.

Since yesterday I tried:

1. Changing the theme
2. Tried standard search, Fibosearch, SearchWP
3. Optimized Translatepress database tables
4. After translating a brand new product and visit its page on my 2nd language, it still doesn’t show in search results for that language.
5. Disabled all cache and file optimization plugins and server cache.

Noticed 1 more thing: Even if I change to my 2nd language (English), the search still shows results for my 1st language (Bulgarian), on both ajax search and the search results page, no matter what language I change to. But it never shows results for my 2nd language.

And after removing them, the cache is working.

I dont even have these php files in wp-content.

Should I try to solve the 2nd issue now or its not related?

Sorry for the broken html, seems like the forum broke it after my edit…

I noticed these in my wp-config file, at the top:

if ( file_exists(ABSPATH . “wp-content/advanced-headers.php”) ) {
require_once ABSPATH . “wp-content/advanced-headers.php”;
}

I am not sure if it uses ajax. I set the elements to auto and they are loaded only when I scroll to them. For example, the footer or the related products in the single product page. There are many more elements that I have set to content-visibility: auto. Probably I can optimize even more but would be great if there was a plugin for that to make it automatic – to lazy load whole divs. Also, it doesn’t work in firefox/firefox mobile or safari – it is not supported.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by snipsnip.

Thank you for your comment. Do you mean that I need to do additional customization in the code or it can be achieved by some settings tweaking?

This is very sad considering all logistic companies like DHL etc use the dimensions and the weight to automatically calculate price for the delivery.

Yeah I know but I have disabled the block editor completely to reduce the page size a little bit. I love keeping them under 200kb…

EDIT 2: When I put Container in a container and set its width to 100% and then put 2 or more elements in the inner container and manually set their width in the advanced settings to 50% (if the elements are 2), the appear correctly – 2 on line.

I don’t know what is going on…

Hello, thanks for the answer.

So Polish is Pro feature.

What about using both logics with another button to switch between one another so the user can choose?

Hello,
I have disabled all cache and css/js manipulation plugins + assets cleanup. Unfortunatelly I couldn’t disable the rest of the plugins as the site is in production. Both WordPress and WooCommerce are the latest version and I don’t have any warnings in the system status of the plugin.

Could it be because of some server side permissions? I am using Cloudron where my WordPress app is hosted.

I have just tried the plugin on another Woocommerce site, which is on another server and it worked out of the box. So it is either some plugin conflict or server side permissions?

I am using Redis cache, Cloudflare super page cache and assets cleanup plugins. Do you think that these may cause the error?

In that case, do you think I can do this:

1. Create my size charts manually
2. Assign specific tags to the products which corespond to the name of the size chart.
3. Assign the size charts to the specific product tags.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by snipsnip.