In this release a few bugs were fixed having to do with highlighting in some cases. Additionally, the re/indexing process using WP CLI in a Multisite environment was revisited, resolving a few issues there as well. This update is recommended for all SearchWP license holders. Full changelog: [New] Consider Excerpt when performing quoted search [Fix] […]
[Fix] Global excerpt generation due to newline [Fix] Relevance minimum clause implementation [Fix] Prevent search suggestion output outside main query [Fix] Incorrect fields argument definition in some cases (caused FacetWP facets to not render in some cases) [Improvement] Highlight matching in some cases
Version 4.1.17 of SearchWP has been released and is a recommended update for all license holders. The integration with WP All Import has been refactored to be more stable and faster 🚀. The other change in 4.1.17 is the addition of the relevance() method on Mods. Mods are responsible for modifying SearchWP queries. Since SearchWP […]
Version 4.1.16 of SearchWP has been made available to all active license holders. There are a couple of new items in this release, along with optimizations, refinements, and a couple of bug fixes as well. This is recommended update for all SearchWP users. Changelog: 4.1.16 [New] searchwp\index\source\add_hooks filter to allow prevention of core hook implementation […]
Version 4.1.15 is now available to all active license holders, and it’s a recommended update with bug fixes and improvements. In this version the handling of synonym partial matches has changed. Previously, synonyms would receive partial matching if the main partial match feature has been enabled. That solution worked well in most cases, but over […]
Version 4.1.14 of SearchWP has been released and is a recommended update for all active license holders. There are a few new Rules available which should prove to be handy: Consider filename for Media In some cases (e.g. form plugin uploads) you may want to exclude Media based on filename. For example: you can utilize […]
This update to SearchWP brings additional performance enhancements and it is a recommended update for all active license holders. Full changelog: [IMPORTANT] As of version 4.1 Comments are now a separate Source (if you are using Comments for any Post Type Source you will need to edit your Engine and rebuild your index, this is […]
This update to SearchWP includes performance refinements and bug fixes, it is a recommended update for all license holders. [IMPORTANT] As of version 4.1 Comments are now a separate Source (if you are using Comments for any Post Type Source you will need to edit your Engine and rebuild your index, this is not done […]
[IMPORTANT] As of version 4.1 Comments are now a separate Source (if you are using Comments for any Post Type Source you will need to edit your Engine and rebuild your index, this is not done automatically and should be planned for when updating) [Fix] Regression introduced in 4.1.9 that prevented saving parent weight transfer […]
Version 4.1.9 of SearchWP has been made available to all active license holders. The updates in this release focus on index optimization/fixes and also a fix for results retrieval based on Comments in some cases. This is a recommended update for all SearchWP installations. Changelog: [IMPORTANT] As of version 4.1 Comments are now a separate […]
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Lucas H.
“Dropping this into our rather clunky site made the search work excellently. I like being able to adjust weights of different taxonomies, etc., and integrating with FacetWP. This is one of the better plugins we’ve paid for.”
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