stowbee

I was getting the same error message since yesterday. Toggled off the NEW ‘Content AI’ in RankMath Dashboard and it fixes it for me.

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by stowbee.

2 options I’ve found to get around this error. Hopefully the dev will fix soon but until then….

1) If you can, downgrade PHP version to 7.1.
2) Select all tables except for the Options table (you would need to find/replace manually on that table). Hope this helps.

Hi – I’m having the same issue. Did you ever get this resolved? Thanks.

It was Password Protected for us too! Thanks!

Thanks. Great plugin!

That’s brilliant. At first look, it seems to have fixed the issue. We will let you know if we spot anything else as we use it more. Thank you for your help!

That would be perfect. If you could let me know, that would be much appreciated. Thanks!

Hi. Thanks for your response and I really hope that the recency weights can be tweaked. I agree that recency should be taken into account for results that match words from a title, but if, as in this case, there are 3 search words that match the title of 2 posts, there shouldn’t be posts with only 2 of those words appear above the ones with 3…. especially if the title weight is pushed right to 10 in the searchiq dashboard.

Also – you mention that recent published documents should have more weight… This makes sense for a blog, but in our case, the search is used for products which should just purely be found based on the closest match to what is typed… not how new the products are. It would be ideal to have a setting or action in functions.php to disable recency weighting.

Look forward to hearing from you.

Hi. I think it’s more a case that it’s recently already migrated to the new infrastructure and is now not ordering properly. I have had to change it to ‘All Term Match’ to get it to bring back relevant results but this isn’t perfect because I really need broad search. It’s omitting other results that should be showing on a broad search.

I’m not sure if you can search via the searchiq.co interface (so completely outside WordPress) for the https://www.allisport.com account but you’ll see that even here if you search for ‘puma td4 hose early’ in ‘All term search’ it brings back 2x results. If you then do the same search on ‘Broad Search’, only 1 of these products shows at the top… the other down at the bottom of the list.

It seems that maybe the product the publish date is having an affect on the listing order? The one at the top is a newer product. Please could you get back to me asap. Thanks.

I have tried this snippet but no affect unfortunately. I also tried enabling ‘Search results breakdown’ but no extra output was given in the results.

I have since disabled the Relevanssi plugin and it’s actually still bringing back the same results order so I’m starting to think that it’s not a Relevanssi issue. The search is working fine on a development version of the site so currently trying to solve what’s different.

Your replay on previous post….

@stowbee, please start a new topic. This is buried on the second page of forum posts, and I very rarely look at the second page. I check the first page daily, so you’re guaranteed much faster answers.

This may be related to a bug in Relevanssi. In that case, adding this code to your theme functions.php might help improve the results:

add_filter('relevanssi_modify_wp_query', 'rlv_remove_meta_query', 999); 
function rlv_remove_meta_query($query) { 
$query->query_vars['meta_query'] = null; 
$query->meta_query = null; 
return $query; 
}

Publication date, by default, doesn’t affect the results at all. Since the post content is pretty much the same, they should rank equally. Can you enable the “Search results breakdown” and report what kind of relevancy scores those posts get?

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• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by stowbee.

Hi. I’m finding the same ‘sort by title’ issue (although I’m not using ACF). I have tried increasing the title weight to 200, 300, 1000 etc but no change. See https://www.allisport.com/search/?q=puma%20td4%20early

You’ll see that searching for ‘puma td4 early’ finds 1 match at the top, but the other product containing all 3 words is bottom of page 2. I have worked out that this is because the one on page 2 was published in 2012 as opposed to the one on page 1 that is 2017. If I am ordering by relevance and have the Post Title weight so high, should it still account for the publish date so heavily?

There is some fix code to add to functions, but I had another support guy just say make sure that the the Divi editor mode is disabled on the Shop page and switch it to ‘Default Editor’ and that fixed it for me. Hope this helps.

Yes I’m using Divi too – It def seems to be an issue/incompatibility with the Divi theme. Ok I might need to add the shop module then… Not ideal though for me as I have manufacturer filter links which only work from the standard WooCommerce shop archive page.