Bryce Corkins

I’m sorry. What part of checkout isn’t working? I was able to get as far as the PayPal page myself.. but I didn’t complete payment.

It should work on WP 3.6.. I haven’t tested it, but I don’t see why it wouldn’t. Are you having problems?

Hi,

Please email me at [email protected] with the name you used at checkout, and I’ll look into what’s going on with your account. Sorry for the inconvenience.

That wasn’t intentional, I promise! Though I’m glad the upgrade cleared it up. I’ve put this into our bugtracker to look into for the next release.

Never encountered this problem before, that’s the weird part. Have you tried switching back to the default theme, disabling other plugins, etc etc?

Thanks for setting that up. I just took a look, tried a few things out, and I really have no idea why it’s not working… especially with categories working fine. I looked directly at the results from the database query and for both tags the database says that there are no posts.

Is it possible that maybe you’ve registered another taxonomy at some point that could be conflicting with the way tags are handled? Is it possible that part of your setup is in another language, or uses special characters?

Sorry I couldn’t be of more help

It’s a little bit different, but essentially the same concept. All of the results are stored in the $results variable. You can use var_dump($results); to see the contents. You can iterate through this array and re-order it based on the date value of the posts… there’s a lot of information on google about array sorting.

We will make this easier in the future… with options that allow you to set the default order for returned results, and eventually we want to have a way for users to re-order results as they conduct searches.

Could you create a user account for me on your site, so I can try it out myself? My email is [email protected].

If you know a little bit about programming, the plugin supports creating a custom output template that uses a standard WordPress loop… then you can modify the result order and formatting any way you want. You can read about how to do this on the FAQ at https://mindsharelabs.com/

Are there posts with the tags in question applied? Try creating a post with several tags applied and see if it appears. As above, try disabling all other plugins (especially anything that messes with custom taxonomies) and try again.

The premium version supports this now. We’ll be adding support to change the name of “Category” and “Tag” to the free version in a future release.

You want to search within a current page’s content? Our plugin doesn’t do this. I’m sure there are some out there that will.

Not currently but we’ll add it to the feature wish-list.

The “first level” terms are loaded on page load since they’re set by the user in the WPUS settings, and it’s really easy to get a list of them quickly. i.e. “Category” “Custom Taxonomy 1” etc.

“Second level terms” are much more difficult because each “first level term” could have dozens or hundreds of second level terms beneath it, and these need to be pulled from the database. We chose to not load these on the initial page load because it would slow down every page load, even when users weren’t there to perform a search.

What we plan to do in the future is to create a basic caching mechanism where the first time the second level terms are loaded, they’re saved to a list that can then be recalled instantly on subsequent page loads. We understand that this is going to be a very important feature for a lot of people, but it’s going to take a little while to get it right.

Try switching to the default theme and disabling all other plugins to see if there is a conflict.

Or, you can create an account for us on your site ([email protected]) and we’ll log in and take a look.

The free version from the WP plugins repository supports filtering by Categories and Tags. The premium version (available from within the plugin) supports further customizing what taxonomies are available for searching.