By default SearchWP will return results according to the configuration of the Engine used to perform the search. There are times where you’d like to build a form that allows visitors to limit the results to any number of Sources added to the Engine. Once the form is built, we can use a Mod to […]
By default SearchWP returns results sorted by relevance using the weights as defined in your Engine configuration. There are some cases where you may want a specific post type to show up first even if its relevance weight is not highest. We can do that by customizing the way SearchWP calculates relevance, and afford an […]
\SearchWP\Mods are purpose built interactions with SearchWP search queries. There are two primary types of Mods: Index-based Apply modification to the index as a whole Source-based Limit the modification to a single Source The primary way of specifying which type of Mod you’re implementing is to pass in a Source (or Source name) when instantiating […]
By default SearchWP will return results across all Sources within an Engine, ranked by relevance weight in descending order. In some cases it’s useful to group results by Source and within each Source group sort results by relevance. We can utilize a \SearchWP\Mod to do just that. This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may […]
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Jim W.
“I used SearchWP to index 40,000 images by a National Geographic photographer. It did a great job; the plugin has great hooks and filters; the documentation is excellent; and the developer was helpful. Thanks!”
Dave W.
“SearchWP combines an incredible amount of flexibility with a design that makes it easy to use. Its power lies in the near infinite level of customization. Literally every aspect of your content can be assigned a level of importance.”
Pierre L.
“My company is using Wordpress internally as Knowledge base system. We choose to not use menu and base everything on the search engine like Google does. SearchWP is an extremely efficient tool to find what we need quickly. I would recommend it.”