Available since: 1.0.6
searchwp_engine_settings_{engine}
View Parameters »There are some use cases where you’d like to adjust engine settings at runtime based on search query terms or other factors. Use your engine name at the end of this filter to do just that.
Note: You must replace {engine}
with the proper search engine name. The default search engine’s name is default
.
Example: To change the keyword weight for titles given a specific search query, add the following to your active theme’s functions.php
:
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<?php | |
function my_searchwp_engine_settings_default( $settings, $query ) { | |
// print_r( $query ); // uncomment this line to see the query structure | |
// if the visitor searched for soccer, boost the title weight a bit | |
if( in_array( 'soccer', $query ) ) { | |
// print_r( $settings ); // uncomment this line to see the settings structure | |
if( isset( $settings['post']['weights']['title'] ) ) { | |
$settings['post']['weights']['title'] = 15; | |
} | |
} | |
return $settings; | |
} | |
add_filter( 'searchwp_engine_settings_default', 'my_searchwp_engine_settings_default', 10, 2 ); |
Parameters
Parameter | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
$settings |
Array |
The existing search engine settings, as defined on the SearchWP settings screen |
$query |
Array |
The search terms for the current search |