Hey kashmirs22
I had a user have a problem like this before… where the drop downs were not being set correctly, but in his case the results were showing fine…
This version of the plugin helped him out (but might not for you, read below):
https://www55.zippyshare.com/v/2252802/file.html
Now, to get to the results not displaying, because I can see your URL changing when you use the form.
Let me try to explain a little how the plugin and WP works – it seems like there is a bigger problem here.
This plugin doesn’t really like to modify the wordpress query to display results – it will only only modify the wordpress query when you are using post types and date filters.
For all Categories/Tags/Taxonomies, this plugin doesn’t touch the WP query, instead it relies on the way wordpress works already and gets WordPress to do the heavy lifting.
So, with or without this plugin enabled.. a URL like this:
www.yoursite.com/category/shoes
Will show the results for all posts with the category of shoes.
A URL like this
www.yoursite.com/color/brown
Will show all brown items for the custom taxonomy “color”.
Now, when you get a bit more complicated, you realise WP is already capable of filtering lots of different things together like this:
www.yoursite.com/?category_name=shoes&color=brown
This should show all posts in the category shoes, and which are the color brown, according to a custom taxonomy.
To get to the problem you are having –
www.yoursite.com/?color=brown&size=large
Here we have two custom taxonomies being used (color & size). This is kind of the same as on your website. But, my point here is, that WP should natively be able to handle this URL
or in fact yours too:
https://plfunkdat.co.uk/?sailing_review=sibenik-croatia&base_review=aci-pomer
(its the same thing, I also removed the custom post type from the URL to make it simpler)
All these URLs should work fine, if you disable the Search & Filter plugin, these URLs should still work fine, because this is the way WordPress works, and if it doesn’t, then there a problem in some other code.
Which leads me to believe there is a problem with your theme, or a plugin conflict.
You should disable all plugins, and try the URL above with the two custom taxonomies on their own. If you are not seeing the results you need, then I would try testing this on a different theme (like the 2012/2013 theme) to see if this is working and where the problem is.
It sounds like something somewhere is modifying the WP query which is in some way limiting the the number of custom taxonomies that are getting used, but, built in, WordPress supports all this natively, so this is some not ideal coding somewhere along the line.
Hope you like long answers ??
