How To Change Url Doing Some Changes in Search Form
The character = in a URL is used to separate a name from a value (this is how the query arguments are defined) and it cannot be used as such in your example unless you URL encode it.
The character = in a URL is used to separate a name from a value (this is how the query arguments are defined) and it cannot be used as such in your example unless you URL encode it.
It sounds like you need conditional form fields for selecting your criteria based on previous criteria selection, then for live filtering, you would use an ajax filter instead of the regular form submit. I assume you are filtering WordPress posts. If you search for “conditional form fields” and “wordpress ajax filter” you should find lots … Read more
First things first: the name attribute for your “All Words” checkbox shouldn’t be ‘s’. That replaces the search text with “1”, so when that’s checked, you’re searching for “1”, not for the search text. I don’t think you want to use ‘exact’ if you’re looking to replicate the example you gave in your question. Here’s … Read more
i agree w/ chip, you need trim() i’d try replacing: $keys = implode(‘|’, explode(‘ ‘, get_search_query())); with $keys = implode(‘|’, explode(‘ ‘, trim(get_search_query())));
OK, just to clarify your question. Your problem is with the search form not appearing in the top right corner? All I see there is a search image, but no input field. The search functionality does work on your site, eg: http://lunetours.com/?s=destination but something’s not configured properly there either, as it’s not returning any results. … Read more
From the Codex Docs: The is_search() Conditional Tag checks if search result page archive is being displayed. This is a boolean function, meaning it returns either TRUE or FALSE. <?php $search_box_term = is_search() ? get_search_query() : ‘DEFAULT SEARCHBOX STRING’; ?> <input type=”text” value=”<?php echo $search_box_term; ?>” name=”s”> So this ↑ shows either DEFAULT SEARCHBOX STRING … Read more
Whether you put custom code in your theme’s functions.php or in a plugin, you’re still using custom code. So I’m going to ignore your “without a plugin” requirement and instead suggest these two plugins: Search Everything Relevanssi There is absolutely no reason to use custom functionality in functions.php rather than a plugin. When you’re asking … Read more
If I get it correctly WordPress loads the search template dynamically by the parameters delivered to it. Specifically the s parameter. Meaning if you try to send the user to the http://www.example.com/search.php you’ll get 404 error page. For now the only workaround I can think is to create a function which is hooked to the … Read more
That plugin uses the AJAX API as it should… http://frome.fm/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?s=ho&action=dwls_search … but when not logged in that request fails (from HttpFox)… 07:23:58.923 0.155 470 0 GET (Aborted) NS_BINDING_ABORTED http://frome.fm/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?s=ho&action=dwls_search Since you say that the plugin works when you are logged in the Ajax callback is likely hooked to wp_ajax_* but not wp_ajax_nopriv_* The latter is … Read more
Use array_unique() <?php foreach($users as $user) { $states[] = get_cimyFieldValue($user->ID, ‘STATE’); // Grabing their state from their profile page } $states = array_unique($states); ?> <div class=”state”> <input type=”hidden” name=”search_type” value=”members”> <select id=”stateDrop” name=”state”> <option value=”name”>State</option> <?php foreach($states as $state) { echo ‘<option value=”‘.$state.'”>’.$state.'</option>’; } ?> </select> </div>