No results on the search results page [with Oxygen 4.2]

Relevanssi has been tested with Oxygen 4 and supports the JSON format. This was added in May, so that should not be the problem. That said, the latest version I have tested with is 4.0 beta, so it’s possible Oxygen 4.2 has introduced something new. It’s hard for me to say; I don’t have it.

That jQuery bit is not from Relevanssi, and I don’t know anything about what it is, so I can’t say this or that about it.

Does the Relevanssi admin search (Dashboard > Admin search) find results? Are posts indexed correctly?

Hello @msaari,

I can send to you the latest version but anyway I found a solution.
→ Deleting Relevanssi, reinstalling it and reconfiguring it worked…

How strange…

Before finding this solution, all my posts were excluded, and I don’t know why (it was working fine before): https://markuphero.com/share/VkTSVMPlrXuTY4SPk1ru

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by enthousiastwpuser.

You had migrated your site, which migrated everything but the Relevanssi database table. Reinstalling Relevanssi restored the database tables.

I migrated my website to another server a few day ago, maybe it was the issue?

How can we solve this then? Without reinstalling it?

Is there a setting to check after a migration?
If so, is it possible for your plugin to display a notice that we should do it because your plugin find that the website was migrated?

Yes, migration is usually the explanation. Apparently, migration plugins tend to ignore non-default database tables; Relevanssi isn’t the only plugin to break down from a sloppy migration.

Deactivating and reactivating Relevanssi should also do this, but the best solution is to make sure all tables are migrated. Relevanssi table contents don’t need to be migrated because it’s a big table that can be regenerated, but the table structure should be moved along.

You can also add the tables with this:

relevanssi_create_database_tables( 0 );

It has been a reasonable assumption that the Relevanssi database tables exist, and checking if they do takes a database request which I try to avoid. This has been a rare problem, so I haven’t added any checks for this, but recently this has been asked often enough that I’ve added this to my checklist of searching problems. I’ll have to think of something.

@msaari I see, thanks for the explanation.
Maybe it’s something that can be added to the update plugins page when we check update?

I’ve now added a check on the indexing settings page. If Relevanssi notices the database table doesn’t exist, it will create it immediately.

You’re the boss! Thanks @msaari
I’ll wait for this update ??