Ajax doesn't work

Did you set the result div properly?
And can you give me the search page url?

Oh I have a clue about the div. Can it be that it is not about me choosing freely how I want to name it (for CSS styling) but that I need to set a specific one, an existing one of my HTML structure? If yes than this was the point of incomplete understanding from my part. Will try it now…

Ok now it shows results … but it disappears afterwards?
I search for a solution to integrate such a search bar, and through AJAX the list is displayed below, and interactively changing if people change the cat, tag or meta dropdown. Can this be achieved with your plugin?

As it is at the moment, with the search bar disappearing, the whole AJAX effect is useless or at least not taking its full potential, because it is the same result as other plugins that redirect to another page.

Ok now it shows results … but it disappears afterwards?

No, it will not disappeared after search. If this happened something wrong with your site.

I search for a solution to integrate such a search bar, and through AJAX the list is displayed below, and interactively changing if people change the cat, tag or meta dropdown. Can this be achieved with your plugin?

From the FAQ :
What is the ‘button’ parameter? How is it used?

The ‘button’ parameter is used to display/hide the search button. NOTE that this parameter is applied to AJAX SEARCH only and once you hide the button, it will automatically update the result when a change is made in the search form. To hide the button, simply add ‘button=0’ to the shortcode. eg. [ULWPQSF id=3299 button=0]

As it is at the moment, with the search bar disappearing, the whole AJAX effect is useless or at least not taking its full potential, because it is the same result as other plugins that redirect to another page.

You shouldn’t use the div same as your search form, it should be somewhere else.

Give me your url so that I can check what mistake you have made.

Thank you I solved it with the help of your answer. Now I finally understand the procedure:

– The DIV name given in the settings needs to be an extra DIV we create below the search form in which the results are displayed.

So first I gave a name but without creating a DIV because I expected the plugin to create it below the search form by itself

Then I gave the name of the entry-content believing that it will put the results there, which it did, but because it is the official content area of WP, it removed the form.

Now I gave #searchresults in the settings and created on my page:

<p>[ULWPQSF id=2849]</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<div id="searchresults"> </div>

Like this it works as it should, thank you for taking time to walk me through. In case I am not the only one struggling with this in the beginning, extending by a short explanation line would be sufficient to help users:
“The Div id/class of where you want the result to display. eg. #content, .content (Must have the ‘#’ or ‘.’ in front of the div name!) The plugin will not create a DIV by itself, but you can freely choose where you put it into your content using the text editor. Also be aware that if you choose the same DIV where you have placed the shortcode in, that the search form will disappear.“

But even better this could be improved by simple letting the plugin create the div by itself straight below the shortcode output in case it doesn’t find the id or class that it given in the field. This is the behaviour at least I expected in the beginning. And by using an IF check, the option to create the DIV ourselves whereever we want it on the page is still existing. Just that users as me will still have an output ??