bkalish

Ah! That was the problem!

I modeled my “add filter” after the illustration in the documentation (https://www.relevanssi.com/user-manual/filter-hooks/relevanssi_excerpt_part/), but of course that example only used the first two parameters. Thanks for catching this.

Strange. When I define my filter with the signature
function my_relevanssi_excerpt_part( string $excerpt_text, array $excerpt) : string
it works fine but when I use
function my_relevanssi_excerpt_part( string $excerpt_text, array $excerpt, int $post_id ) : string
I get a fatal error:

Fatal error: Uncaught ArgumentCountError: Too few arguments to function my_relevanssi_excerpt_part(), 2 passed in ... and exactly 3 expected ...

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by bkalish.

Ah, I just found relevanssi_highlight_terms. I’m all set. Thanks for making Relevanssi so comprehensive and customizable! I work at a small non-profit, and I really appreciate having this in the basic version of the plugin.

I now have something very much along the lines of what I wanted. One more question: is there an easy way to apply Relevanssi’s highlighting to my customized excerpt?

One note from my work so far: relevanssi_excerpt_part does not in fact get called with the post ID, and defining a filter that expects a third argument results in an error. That said, get_the_ID() and similar functions seem to be working fine, so that may not be necessary.

Wonderful! I hadn’t found that filter yet and I agree it looks like it has what I need. I’ll give it a try.

9.8.1 fixed it for me as well.

Thanks!

Thank you, that does appear to be discussing the same problem. Subscribed!

@gm_alex, are your instructions to modify the wp_options table directed at @zzanna or myself?

Hi, @gm_alex. I don’t know how to tell if it solved the problem. I’m not getting prompts to update the database, but since I just reset the plugin I presumably wouldn’t get any such notices until the next update that required a database update.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by bkalish. Reason: fixed typo
• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by bkalish. Reason: used proper @username syntax

Done. Just so you know, though, resetting the plugin deleted the backups that I had made through UAM as well. This is fine since recreating our settings was easy, but might have been a problem for folks with a more complex use case.

It certainly appears to be that way.

None of PREFIX_options and PREFIX_BLOGID_options tables have a uam_db_version entry. There were various PREFIX_BLOGID_uam_accessgroups and PREFIX_BLOGID_uam_accessgroup_to_object tables with the ids of blogs that do not have UAM installed.

Thank you!