Rather than try to wrestle with the default search query, I would take a different approach and create a custom search function. First, we add a new custom search query var, in this case search_var. Then we add a couple of rewrite rules so we can have URLs like: http://example.com/custom-search/1991/ http://example.com/custom-search/1991/page/2/ with this function: function … Read more
Try removing , 3. The previous_posts_link_attributes filter doesn’t have any additional arguments, so this should be either 1, or not be set at all (1 is the default). add_filter( ‘previous_posts_link_attributes’, ‘previous_posts_link_callback’, 10 );
I could see that you are trying to achieve the following output: <div class=”pagination”> <span>Page {current} of {total pages}</span> {links here} </div> And you attempted it like so: ‘before_page_number’ => ‘<div class=”pagination”><span>Page ‘. // wrapped for clarity $paged .’ of ‘ . $term->max_num_pages . ‘</span></div>’ But that will actually add the markup before each and … Read more
The root problem here is the call to query_posts: $args = array(‘post_type’ => array(‘posts’, ‘affiliate-products’)); query_posts($args); At no point do you tell it which page to fetch, so it always fetches the first page, aka the default. You could add this, but fundamentally, the entire approach is incorrect, and has many other problems you might … Read more
I think something like this may work, if response is just HTML and returns an empty string ” when there are no more results: <script type=”text/javascript”> var ajaxurl = “<?php echo admin_url( ‘admin-ajax.php’ ); ?>”; var page = 2; jQuery(function($) { $(‘body’).on(‘click’, ‘.loadmorefollowing’, function() { var data = { ‘action’: ‘user_following_by_ajax’, ‘page’: page, ‘security’: ‘<?php … Read more
When you search on wp it automatically does a search query. In your code you make a new WP_Query to show 5 posts (which sorts by data by default) and there is no need to do that. The best thing to do here is to leave the search.php file as it is and use an … Read more
The two most obvious things you can do to reduce the load time of this query are the IN statement and the offset in your LIMIT statement. The larger the number of items you’re checking for in the IN statement, the less efficient the query. See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4514697/mysql-in-operator-performance-on-large-number-of-values The reason the offset is causing performance issues … Read more
Is it possible to modify or give arguments for the original — in the functions.php file, not in theme files — without wrapping it in a custom function? No. There are no hooks that allow modifying the arguments to this function. Wrapping it in your own function is the way to go. There’s nothing inherently … Read more
This should be $args = array(‘category’ => 11, ‘posts_per_page’ => 2, ‘order_by’ => ‘date’); like this $paged = (get_query_var(‘paged’)) ? get_query_var(‘paged’) : 1; $args = array(‘category’ => 11, ‘posts_per_page’ => 2, ‘order_by’ => ‘date’, ‘paged’ => $paged);
Turns out that there is just a small change to the way $page variable is set and the way the pagination links need to be written out. the variable of page needs to be updated to paged and in the pagination array page/ needs to be prefixed to %#% Corrected example below. Hope this helps … Read more
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