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  • Dan

    (@samureyed)

    I was able to fix this by just taking the URL that was processed when you submit a blank search and 301 redirecting it to my desired location.

    You can also change the Reset link by editing widget.php file of the plugin, do a search for ‘reset-url’

    Dan

    (@samureyed)

    I just noticed the option above will only work when using the dropdown method of the plugin.

    Thread Starter Alessandro Cardinali

    (@alessandro-cardinali)

    tnx for reply.
    I use a list method… 🙁

    Thread Starter Alessandro Cardinali

    (@alessandro-cardinali)

    solved:
    file core.php

    start from line 58:

    public function get( $query = array() ) {
    		$url = self::get_base();
    
    		if ( empty($query) )
    			return apply_filters( 'qmt_reset_url', $url);

    add my page url after $url at line 62:

    public function get( $query = array() ) {
    		$url = self::get_base();
    
    		if ( empty($query) )
    			return apply_filters( 'qmt_reset_url', $url . '/my-blog-page/' );

    🙂
    this work with list method.
    I used qmt Version: 1.5.1

    Dan

    (@samureyed)

    Great, I may end up using the list method in the end so this is very helpful.

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