Relevanssi

  • Resolved Noon

    (@sevenkader)


    3 years, 7 months ago

    I’m using Relevanssi Premium, I don’t know what’s going on but when I use synonyms, if it’s a new synonym it works, but when I change that synonym it doesn’t change. I don’t have any cache’s on.

    If I put Red = Blue for example as a new synonym, then change it to Red = Green, it still gives the options for Red = Blue

    And even when I remove the synonym completely, that search remains the same.

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  • Plugin Author Mikko Saari

    (@msaari)

    Premium support is here, please use it.

    Anyway, since this is not related to Premium, I can answer this question here. Or could, if I knew the answer… Any changes in the synonyms should take effect immediately, without any delay. You say you don’t have any caching in use, but it sure sounds like there’s a cache somewhere there. WordPress has built-in caching for the options, but that shouldn’t persist longer than single HTTP request.

    If you check the option in the database (it’s relevanssi_synonyms in the wp_options database table), does the option change when you change the setting? If the option changes, does the return value of get_option( 'relevanssi_synonyms' ); change, too?

    Thread Starter Noon

    (@sevenkader)

    It turns have a certain type of Cache on that I didn’t know if this is what’s affecting it, but it never affected it before so it didn’t even come to mind.

    May you please tell me if there are any specific urls specific to Relevanssi that I can exclude from the cache? For example, Woocommerce has \?add-to-cart=, and cookies like, woocommerce_cart_hash
    woocommerce_items_in_cart, is there anything like that Relevanssi has that I can exclude?

    Plugin Author Mikko Saari

    (@msaari)

    Relevanssi doesn’t have any specific URLs that could be excluded. In general caching option values for a long time can cause surprising results.

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