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Tanya
(@buzzingup)
and one more clarification, this is what i have in Search field selector in the admin console – name=”s”.
Infact changed it to [name=\”#s\”] and even then it doesn’t links the search results.
Thread Starter
Tanya
(@buzzingup)
Is there a way to cache the results or something for better performance. Check out this one, it is much faster – http://www.dealcatcher.com/
I just pushed an update that will fix the field typo and the taxonomies selector.
As far as performance, I’m limited by how fast WordPress can generate the page and return the result. The example you linked is quite fast but doesn’t appear to be WordPress. If it were safe to use a custom ajax source I would definitely go that route for the performance improvement but that would essentially break the plugin in any site that isn’t configured exactly as I’m expecting in the plugin setup.
Thread Starter
Tanya
(@buzzingup)
Awesome.
But i just deleted the plugin and added it again with no luck and still the same issue. Looks like your code is not yet pushed.
Also, would it be possible to pull the data from some inmemory database instead of queries mysql for wordpress. Do you think that will help in performance or anything wtc3 can help me with ?
Any guesses or direction.
Thread Starter
Tanya
(@buzzingup)
Ok. I guess i got the first part working half way.
I changed this line – <?php echo $taxonomy->name ?></label>
and it is displaying the taxonomies but my selection is not preserved. Although i do remember that your previous version was working fine.
Any comments ?
For whatever reason the WP.org svn isn’t showing the last version yet. Once that version shows up it should clear up the taxonomies issue. As far as pointing to a different service for the data that would essentially be rewriting most of how this plugin works and isn’t something I’m interested in doing at this point.
Thread Starter
Tanya
(@buzzingup)
Looks good now. Thanks. But for some reason i still feel the plugin is slow so though you might be interested in this. This is also doing something similar but with a great speed.
http://demo.yithemes.com/sistina/
I’d like to see how that theme is handling the ajax but it’s a premium purchased item and the source isn’t available for review. Also, does that autocomplete run as fast on your installation as it does on the demo server?
