Hi Abhijoy, thanks for the details — and good news: the AI search is already working on your site’s standard search results page. Here’s how I verified it, and how anyone with the Woodmart theme can check the same thing:
1. Proof it’s working
I ran a quick test on your standard search page (yoursite.com/?s=rafal+test) — and that query now shows up in your Queryra dashboard → Search History, which means searches from your site are reaching the AI engine. You’ll also find your own earlier queries there, with results: “My friend needs a summer cloth” → 20 results, “I am looking for hat” → 2 results. Those results came from the AI engine, not from the theme.
Side note: queries like “sdf” or “rafal test” correctly return 0 results — semantic search returns an honest zero for strings with no meaning, instead of keyword-matching random letter fragments. That’s expected behavior, not a bug.
2. Why the theme’s search box behaves differently
Woodmart ships its own instant AJAX search overlay (the full-screen search with live suggestions). That layer uses the theme’s internal engine and doesn’t go through the standard WordPress search pipeline — so no search plugin can intercept it there.
3. How to route everything through the AI search
In Woodmart → Theme Settings → Search, disable the AJAX search option. The header search will then submit queries to the standard search results page — which is powered by Queryra and rendered in your normal Woodmart product grid, so your styling stays intact.
4. How to verify on your side
Run one descriptive, natural-language search — for example gift for someone who loves coffee — at yoursite.com/?s=your+query&post_type=product, then check Queryra dashboard → Search History. If the query appears there with results, everything is wired correctly.
Give that a try and reply here — if all looks good, I’ll mark this thread resolved. If anything still looks off, tell me what you see and I’ll dig in.
Hi sir, as you suggested we disabled the Ajax theme search and it is working now thanks, just 1 query we have..
Can we have search with respect to price filtering along with product suggestions
For example: I need water bottles within 100 INR(Indian Ruppees as we will be using INR in our website). Lookinf forward to your reply sir.
Hi Abhijoy, great to hear it’s working now!
And good news on your question too — natural-language price filtering is already built in. Queries like water bottles within 100 or t-shirt under 500 INR are parsed automatically: the price limit becomes a filter, and the rest of the query is matched semantically. Since your store prices are in INR, the numbers match directly — customers just write the amount the way they think about it.
One tip for testing: use a product category that actually exists in your catalog and a realistic price threshold (e.g. if you have t-shirts around ₹400, try t-shirt under 500). If the query asks for something the catalog doesn’t have — or the price limit excludes everything — you’ll get an honest zero rather than random matches, which is the expected behavior.
You can verify each test in your Queryra dashboard → Search History, same as before.
I’ll mark this thread as resolved since the integration is confirmed working. If anything else comes up, just open a new thread — happy to help.
PS — if Queryra is working well for your project, an honest review here on WordPress.org would mean a lot: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/queryra-ai-search/reviews/
