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1. DKesberg
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #
   

   I'm using wpsearch in a wordpress network with 2 blogs in subdirectories.

   When i run the search, wpsearch always uses the last build index even if the index doesnt belong to the current blog.

   Example:
   1. I build the index for "Blog 1"
   2. I build the index for "Blog 2"
   3. I go the the frontend of "Blog 1" and run a search.

   Result: Only posts from "Blog 2" are shown in the results

   Ive tried upgrading to the last plugin version, deinstalling/installing the plugin, activating the plugin in blog dashboard, activating the plugin in network dashboard.

   No method resulted in a different search indexes, i always have the same index regardless of which blog i search in.

   Thanks in advance :)

   Ps: If i deactivate the Plugin, the searches work fine

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wpsearch/

2. DKesberg
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #
   

   I've found a solution.

   For anyone interested:

   1. Locate the setConfig() function in /plugins/wpsearch/WPSearch/Config.php

   2. Add access to the global $wpdb object

   Before:
   

   public function setConfig()
       {
   
           $config = array();
           # Set config values below

   After:
   

   public function setConfig()
       {
   
           global $wpdb;
   
           $config = array();
           # Set config values below

   3. Locate the phplucene config array in the setConfig() function

   4. Change the index path:

   Before:
   

   'index-path'     => dirname(__FILE__) . '/Backends/Phplucene/data/',

   After:
   

   'index-path'     => dirname(__FILE__) . '/Backends/Phplucene/data/' . $wpdb->prefix .'/',

   Now WPSearch will create a separate index for each blog in a wordpress network.

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