No results found due to search for "uwsfsearchtrg"

Seem the query has changed in your site two. If you are sure that site 1 is 100% identical to site 2, then you try to reinstall the plugin (removed the plugin completely first).

Hi TC. I’m not sure I understand what you mean when you say that the query has changed. Basically, we are using the newest version of the plugin, in conjunction with the newest version of WordPress, on two identical sites/themes. On one site it works, and on the other it has suddenly stopped working. What is even more odd is that on the site that doesn’t work, the page title reveals that instead of searching for the keyword, it is searching for ‘uwsfsearchtrg’

Does that help clarify the issue and perhaps allow for a little more guidance or troubleshooting suggestions?

it has suddenly stopped working.

So you mean it used to be working properly?

Also I noticed that,you said it is ‘uwsfsearchtrg’ , it missing a ‘p’ in the string ‘uwpsfsearchtrg’. This is case sensitive, so make sure it is your typo or it will be the problem.

Yes. It was working not long ago.

And yes, the string is uwpsfsearch — I erroneously forgot the “P” when I was retyping it.

Did you make changes on the site? If not, it is unlikely it will stop working like this.
You can try remove the plugin and reinstall again. Or try will Ajax result template, or try with default theme.

Thanks. I will try that. Do you have any further information about why it might be searching for “uwpsfsearchtrg” and when that string is removed from the URL, it works?

The lines that check for this string is like this:
if($query->query_vars['s'] == 'uwpsfsearchtrg' && isset($_GET['uformid'])){''''' }
So if it does not passed the check, then the plugin search features will not be triggered.

Hence, you can tell that the problem is on the$query->query_vars['s'] part. And the $query->query_vars['s'] suppose to pass the uwpsfsearchtrg, however, your site seem to do so.
Normally the $query->query_vars['s'] will always remains the ‘uwpsfsearchtrg’ .

But this value can be changed by others. So, I doubt that might be other plugin or theme that alter the value. Since you said you did nothing on the site. Then this is a weird case.

To diagnose this issue, it need deeper dig into the site and this is the part you need to do it yourself, since I am not able look in to your site.

Thanks TC. I ultimately believe that the server it is hosted on has made a change due to the fact that one day it was working and the next day it wasn’t — and we are using the most current version of WordPress and the Plugin. AND we have the site duplicated on another server and it’s working fine there.

Thank you for all your help.