Karan

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Thanks so much for taking the time to leave us a review! 

We’re thrilled to hear that you found the live search plugin helpful for your site.

We hope you continue to have a 5-star experience ??

Hey ,

Thanks for taking the time to share your review and feedback!

We’re thrilled to hear that you found the plugin helpful for your site.

Have a good one ??

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Hi @osmankocak212
Please see the responses to your questions below:
1) how can I add visuals of the results and products?
You can create a custom live template in your theme to customise the results for live search. Here are the steps:

1. Create a folder inside your theme directory titled searchwp-live-ajax-search
2. Copy search-results.php from the ~/wp-content/plugins/searchwp-live-ajax-search/templates/ in your theme folder.
3. Edit the new template in your theme as per your search requirements.
   You can check this?documentation guide?for more details.

2) Can I show the most searched words and the words that return results as the most searched?
It’s not possible to display results for search terms or keywords that are most searched using this plugin.
3) How can I show product prices?
Please refer to the answer in point 1

Hi @michelles00,

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Thanks!

Hi?@efishinsea,

We’d be happy to help!

It seems that you are using the paid version of SearchWP. If you have an active license subscription with us, could you please submit a support ticket through the SearchWP account dashboard when you have a chance? 

From there, our support team will be able to take a closer look at your request. 

Thanks

Hi @squarecandy,

I understand that you are having issue to access the Live ajax settings when SearchWP main plugin is activated.
Can you please raise a support ticket from the plugins menu? We can then check your search engine setup and find more details.

Hi @michelles00,
SearchWP modal plugin is used to display a default search form in a popup overlay. It does not have built-in integration to add a category dropdown.

You will need to use custom modal template to load your own search form with dropdown. You can check this link for more details https://searchwp.com/extensions/modal-form/#code

Hi @tomo55555,
SearchWP Live Ajax plugin does not have built-in functionality for a load more button. It loads the results automatically when a user types a keyword.

By default, it returns a maximum of 7 posts. You can, however, increase this number by using the following hook:

function my_searchwp_live_search_posts_per_page() {
	return 20; // return 20 results
}

add_filter( 'searchwp_live_search_posts_per_page', 'my_searchwp_live_search_posts_per_page' );

Hi @hydn, if you are using the Live Ajax Search without the main SearchWP plugin then the search will be run using the default WordPress query_posts.

You can use the following filter hook to customize the query_posts arguments and exclude pages by IDs. You can add this hook to your theme functions.php file.

add_filter( 'searchwp_live_search_query_args', function( $args ) {
	$args['post__not_in'] = [1, 2, 3]; // List all posts IDs that should be excluded from the search.
	return $args;
} );

Hi @mike2mike,
It is possible to display live search results in the shortcode form as user types a keyword by using “live_search” attribute:
[searchwp_search_form engine="pdf_searches" var="searchvar" button_text="Find Results" live_search="true"]

The main SearchWP plugin, however does not have built in functionality to show ajax results without reloading the page after clicking the search button.

You will need to use custom javascript programming to achieve this.

Hi @gunterqb,

If the main SearchWP plugin is not installed on a site then live search uses default wordpress query to find results with ‘s’ parameter

If there is any custom code or plugin altering WordPress queries for search, then it will also affect the results from the Live Search.