Jon Christopher

I’m sorry about that Error to both of you (and anyone else!) — Version 0.3.3 has been released with a fix for this Error.

If you notice any other problems please let me know, thank you!

Oh no! Was there any more information you can share? An exact error message maybe? Do you know which version of the plugin was installed?

Well, I can try to help out with that if you are able to elaborate on specifically which settings were not included. Were they core WordPress Menu settings, or settings from third party code?

Your update says it’s not totally broken, but the topic title and one star review say it is, and it looks like you made your account solely to leave this review, so hopefully we can work together to resolve the issue you’re having ??

Hi there! The input should be focused by default, but if that’s not working for you version 0.3 has been released which adds jQuery events that fire when modals are open.

Once you’ve updated you can use this to focus the first input in the template:

jQuery('body').on('searchwpModalOnShow', function(e) {
    // Focus an input in the template.
    e.el.find('input').focus();
});

Enjoy!

Duplicate Menu does not merge Menus, but the code may help you (or a friend!) build a plugin that does! I’m sorry Duplicate Menu doesn’t meet your need but I hope the code may prove to be useful on some level ??

Yes, the new Menu will remain — you do not need to keep Duplicate Menu installed, it can be removed once you are done duplicating Menus ??

Hi @espohranderson — can you share with me specifically what doesn’t work? Does the UI not show up? Does duplicating a Menu not work? Are any errors output?

The reason the plugin hasn’t been updated in so long is that it’s a single purpose plugin that does only one thing; there isn’t anything to update. I do run compatibility checks (as per the “Tested up to” designation) so if you are having issues I’d be happy to check into it further. Thanks.

It should, yes – if SearchWP is not active it falls back to a WP_Query search which ElasticPress should be able to take over if it doesn’t by default but I’d wager that it would work right out of the box. ??

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Sorry about that @jeffrowe — version 0.2.3 has been released with a fix for this issue!

Hi there, version 0.2.2 has been released which has a fix for this issue! If you’re still seeing a problem please let me know ??

There is no settings page, SearchWP Live Ajax Search automatically integrates with your native WordPress search forms, and there are hooks you can use to customize everything else.

Please see the documentation for all available hooks: https://searchwp.com/extensions/live-search/

Sorry about that! This appears to have been an issue for setups using a custom configuration and disabling the spinner entirely. Version 1.4.2 has just now been released which resolves the problem.

SearchWP supports this feature: https://searchwp.com/gain-visitor-insights-search/

There is also a more advanced Extension, Metrics: https://searchwp.com/extensions/metrics/

You can use SearchWP to accomplish this, it supports partial matching:

https://searchwp.com/docs/settings/advanced/actions-settings/