Hook into ‘template_include’ and change the template here. Made up example, not tested: add_action( ‘template_include’, ‘wpse_96472_search_template’ ); function wpse_96472_search_template( $template ) { if ( ! is_search() ) return $template; if ( empty ( $_GET[‘post_type’] ) ) return $template; if ( ‘poster’ === $_GET[‘post_type’] ) return get_template_directory() . ‘/poster-search-template.php’; if ( ‘house’ === $_GET[‘post_type’] ) return … Read more
Confusingly WordPress does not have a concept of a simply search page, it only has concept of search results page. The difference is critical because search without search query 404s as you are seeing. If you want dedicated search page you would have to implement it as custom one, see Codex > Creating a Search … Read more
This is the default WordPress behavior. http://codex.wordpress.org/Content_Visibility#Private_Content Private posts are automatically published but not visible to anyone but those with the appropriate permission levels (Editor or Administrator). WARNING: If your site has multiple editors or administrators, they will be able to see your protected and private posts in the Edit panel. If you want to … Read more
This is an 9 months question, but since I had the same issue and found a solution, I came here to post it. On file wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/classes/class-wc-query.php, function pre_get_posts( $q ), WooCommerce defines at line 114: add_filter( ‘posts_where’, array( $this, ‘search_post_excerpt’ ) ); This is the point when WooCommerce mess up your query! The function search_post_excerpt … Read more
It ended up being something very easy, but something I overlooked. Since I always use <?php get_search_form(); ?> for my search forms, I naturally assume that in my section template for the search area, I was using that, but I was not. I built the theme custom off of another theme I built for a … Read more
Your problem is almost certainly that you’ve created a second query. That query is going to be out of sync with the main query, hence you are getting unexpected results. From what I can see, you aren’t really doing anything that the main query doesn’t already do, so I think you really only need the … Read more
Pass the ‘s’ parameter to a new WP_Query object. $mys = new WP_Query( array( ‘s’ => ‘whatever’, ) ); That should duplicate the default search.
… the call works fine as it actually echos “nope” where it’s supposed to, are you saying that it may be a problem because I’m making an ajax call which is not search.php? An Ajax call is a new request to the server. The page that loads is (should be) wp-admin/admin-ajax.php which is template neutral. … Read more
First of all, one never should rely on raw $_REQUEST: believe me, this is a security issue. PHP has 2 functions: filter_input and filter_input_array that helps you to sanitize your request data. In addition, in your request dump I don’t see any $_REQUEST[‘custom_bath’], but you are using that value, that can be a cause for … Read more
Your problem is the weird code at the top of the page. To understand what’s happening let me state a standard loop in pseudocode: if we still have posts to process while we still have posts to process mark this post as processed and move to the next one do things with it ( like … Read more