Hi Scott -
Looking good with one exception, which I suspect may be a bug. I perform a search, then try to search from the field above the search results and it takes me to my homepage. The URL string shows a ?q=<search term> instead of a ?s=<search term>.
You can see it here:
http://www.instituteofplay.org/search-test/
(try searching for 'salen' )
Eventually I'll drop the search box into a toolbar at the top of all pages, so a workaround might be to hide the in-page search box.
Thoughts?
Thanks!
Bob
ps. this site is making heavy use of PODS cms, btw.
I'm doing a wp_style_is('search-engine') to determine if 'q' or 's' should be used. If it's true, 's' will be used. Try putting in PHP somewhere on the search page template this:
<?php
global $wp_styles;
var_dump($wp_styles->query('search-engine','queue'));
?>
Looks like that's outputting false, which matches your explanation. Which is tied to an earlier question about this line:
define('SEARCH_ENGINE_CUSTOM_CSS',true);
When I comment out this line in my wp-config file, the search works correctly (and the $wp_styles bool is true.
Next question: any thoughts besides editing the plugin (which we'd rather not do, of course)?
Ah gotcha, will put out an update asap then, that shouldn't have been the case!
holling
