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Thank you very much.

Rough, that’s essentially the single most valuable feature I can think of. Is there an SQL query that I could use to pull the data from the database, if the user were $user? .

I absolutely needs this functionality as well.

Appreciate it, it would be very cool if this was a default feature in the widget admin.

Won’t I lose the highlighted results if I do that?

I’m using <?php if (function_exists(‘relevanssi_the_excerpt’)) { relevanssi_the_excerpt(); }; ?> for highlighted results.

Not sure if I can translate that somehow to get_the_excerpt()

I went ahead and added the code to the relevanssi_build_index function. Expand shortcodes is set on. and I’ve removed the else from wp-table-reloaded. It doesn’t seem to be indexing any of the table data though.

function relevanssi_build_index($extend = false) {
	include_once(WP_TABLE_RELOADED_ABSPATH . 'controllers/controller-frontend.php');
	$My_WP_Table_Reloaded = new WP_Table_Reloaded_Controller_Frontend();

	global $wpdb, $relevanssi_table;
	set_time_limit(0);

This is great, thank you both very much. I was trying to determine how to add $MY_WP_Table_Reloaded to the relevanssi_build_index function and I seem to have a knack for breaking it. I think I’m simply confused by why where it needs to go.

I went ahead and removed the else and it’s corresponding brackets, rebuilt the index, and verified. It didn’t seem to index any data from within the table(s). You can see that here.

I also posted the question to his thread

I’ll happily hack anything and wait for the official fix. Would you mind walking me through the steps?

Excellent Mikko, it worked great! I’ll absolutely look into buying the premium version.

The group that builds “more plugins” is extremely poor at assisting users in their forum or even responding at all but I’d be happy to let them know it should be “false”

I did a full system search and this is what was set in relevanssi.php.

if (!$post_type && get_option('relevanssi_respect_exclude') == 'on') {
		if (function_exists('get_post_types')) {
			$post_type = implode(',', get_post_types(array('exclude_from_search' => false)));
		}
	}

More Types gives you the option to exclude from search. All were set “no” by default.

case "public":
			if (function_exists('get_post_types')) {
				$custom_types = implode(',', get_post_types(array('exclude_from_search' => false)));
				$allow_custom_types = false;
			}

On line 2392 of query.php I found this. It was set to true by default but I’m unsure if that would have an effect.

if ( $q['post_status'] == 'any' ) {
				foreach ( get_post_stati( array('exclude_from_search' => true) ) as $status )
					$e_status[] = "$wpdb->posts.post_status <> '$status'";
			}

It’s the newest version of Relevanssi, how do I verify the other two options? What should I have it set at. The plugin I’m using for custom fields and posts is More Types and More Fields.

<?php echo do_shortcode(‘[gallery id="1"]‘); ?>

Agreed, I would really like a media upload option as well.