WPSolr free

Can you ping the port 9200 from the Elasticsearch and WordPress hosts?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53879797/cant-curl-the-response-at-port-9200-but-can-ping-directly

With WPSolr Free, Weaviate CLIP model can search images from the media library, but not images embedded in description or featured image.

Thank you so much. I was subscribed to my old plugin, I am now on my new plugin too.

You are correct: I forgot that index specific settings, like those 2 options for Weaviate CLIP indexes, are available only with the “Multiple view” add-on, not available with the free plugin.

On screen 2.2, for your “Downloads” post type you should see 2 checkboxes related to images indexing: “Index the featured image” and “Index the images embedded in the description”.

But you need to select your index in the dropdown list of screen 2.2, as those 2 checkboxes only appear on Weaviate CLIP or multimodal indexes. Choosing “All indexes” will not work.

(So sorry for the long delay, but I do not receive the new topics emails anymore)

Is it just an indexing issue, could you create the index?

Is it for Elasticsearch 8.x? (7.x is no more supported)

Sorry, but no. WPSolr free is meant to work with self-hosted engines.

Thank you for the feedback. It is fixed and will will be delivered with WPSOLR Free 23.8

Confirmed with PHP 8.1

A pull request that can help: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/pull/44007

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by WPSolr free.

My pleasure. And do not hesitate to leave a review!

Correct, WPSOLR must force it’s own schema, thus deactivating Weaviate auto schema is mandatory:

AUTOSCHEMA_ENABLED: 'false' # Important to add custom WPSOLR data types

See more details at https://www.wpsolr.com/guide/configuration-step-by-step-schematic/configure-your-indexes/create-weaviate-index/text2vec-transformers/

I was not able to replicate your issue, neither with manual nor automated tests.

I suspect it could be due to some external factors.

1. Can you create a new Weaviate index from WPSOLR, and index your data. Collect all your log errors, and copy them here.

2. Copy here your Weaviate class schema from the GraphQL console

Hi,

Please wait while I’m trying to replicate your issue on my local environments…

It’s back indeed!

I could solve my issue by reinstalling the folder /wp-includes (no idea if it is related to Elementor!)