If you are seeing this notice on the Engines tab of your SearchWP settings screen, SearchWP has detected that the memory available on the site could be increased, which will result in better performance not only of SearchWP but WordPress itself. WordPress has made available more information on increasing memory allocation. If you are not […]
SearchWP’s indexer background process utilizes WP-Cron to perform periodic health checks on itself. These health checks help to insure that the background process does not (in many/most cases) catastrophically fail resulting in an incomplete search index. If you are seeing this following Warning on the Engines tab of your SearchWP settings screen, SearchWP cannot verify […]
By default SearchWP’s indexer is configured to run as fast as it can without causing your site to run slowly. Part of this configuration involves sane defaults and system monitoring (e.g. CPU/RAM usage) when applicable. If you are confident that your server is more capable than most, there are a number of hooks you can […]
SearchWP reacts to certain operations that happen within WordPress. When content is edited, WordPress tells SearchWP about the edit, and SearchWP in turn re-indexes that edited content. This keeps your index up to date over time automatically, without you having to manage anything. By nature, content import routines (e.g. with WP All Import) make many […]
SearchWP’s default indexing process is built upon a process that runs in the background on your server. It works by making sequential HTTP requests to itself (loopback connections) which in turn causes the indexer to build its index. If your server has implemented HTTP Basic Authentication, you will need to provide the login information to […]
SearchWP’s default indexing process is built upon a process that runs in the background on your server. It works by making sequential HTTP requests to itself (loopback connections) which in turn causes the indexer to build its index. Depending on your server and/or network configuration, these loopback connections may not work. SearchWP will try to […]
