Available since: 2.5

searchwp_log_search

By default SearchWP logs searches to allow for more insight into user behavior.

Example: If you would like to conditionally prevent searches from being logged, add something like this to your theme’s functions.php:

      
        <?php
      
        function my_searchwp_log_search( $log, $engine, $search_terms, $number_of_results ) {
      
        	// TODO: check to see whether you want to log
      
        	return true; // false to prevent logging
      
        }
      
        add_filter( 'searchwp_log_search', 'my_searchwp_log_search', 10, 4 );

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Example: If you would like to prevent SearchWP from logging searches from logged in users, add this to your theme’s functions.php:

      
        <?php
      
        // Prevent SearchWP from logging searches when logged in
      
        function my_searchwp_skip_logged_in_log( $log, $engine, $search_terms, $number_of_results ) {
      
          return ! is_user_logged_in();
      
        }
      
        add_filter( 'searchwp_log_search', 'my_searchwp_skip_logged_in_log', 10, 4 );

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Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
`$log`	Boolean	Whether to log the search
`$engine`	String	The engine in use
`$search_terms`	String	The search string
`$number_of_results`	Integer	How many results were found

	<?php

	function my_searchwp_log_search( $log, $engine, $search_terms, $number_of_results ) {

	// TODO: check to see whether you want to log

	return true; // false to prevent logging
	}

	add_filter( 'searchwp_log_search', 'my_searchwp_log_search', 10, 4 );

	<?php

	// Prevent SearchWP from logging searches when logged in
	function my_searchwp_skip_logged_in_log( $log, $engine, $search_terms, $number_of_results ) {
	return ! is_user_logged_in();
	}

	add_filter( 'searchwp_log_search', 'my_searchwp_skip_logged_in_log', 10, 4 );