• Resolved sarahsas

    (@sarahsas)


    Hello, just experimenting with your new tool, seems great so far! Do you have a timeline on when custom post types will be indexable, not just pages and posts? I have a client with a site they want to launch with this functionality and I’m liking your tool best so far.

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  • Plugin Author Pavel Web Design LLC

    (@ugoltsev)

    May be in March we can get to it. The main question is where custom posts store data which require indexing. Currently this plugin extracts data from WP_Post->post_content

    Thread Starter sarahsas

    (@sarahsas)

    Hi @ugoltsev fantastic. The CPTs I have created all store their content in the post-content column of the table in the database, so that makes perfect sense. They just have different values for the “post_type” table column, that’s all.

    Please keep me posted? This would be an amazing function to add. Thank you!

    Plugin Author Pavel Web Design LLC

    (@ugoltsev)

    Hi @sarahsas,
    Can you tell me which post types you want to support?
    FYI, WP CLI command to show public post types:
    wp post-type list --field=name --public=1

    Do you use some specific public plugin(s) to create your CPTs, or just custom-made?

    Feel free to email to: info@pavelweb.com

    Thread Starter sarahsas

    (@sarahsas)

    Hi @ugoltsev, it’s a mix of both. Some CPTs are created by plugins, others I have built custom.

    I have decided to go with a different chatbot for this particular site that integrates with ChatGPT or Gemini using an API key. But I’m still very interested in following the progress of yours because I would rather not be reliant on third party APIs. Keep me posted?

    Plugin Author Pavel Web Design LLC

    (@ugoltsev)

    Hi @sarahsas,

    Quick update — support for additional post types has just been added.

    Version 1.1.0

    The plugin can now index other public post types (including WooCommerce products) in addition to pages and posts. There’s a simple setting to enable this, so you can include custom content types when needed.

    That said, behavior may still vary depending on how a specific plugin stores its data. If the main content is in the standard post content field (as you described), it should work well. More complex setups (custom fields, special structures, etc.) may need further tuning over time.

    If you decide to revisit this for another project, feel free to reach out — happy to help test specific post types.

    Thanks again for your feedback and interest.

    Thread Starter sarahsas

    (@sarahsas)

    @ugoltsev fantastic, this is a big step to being more widely useful in a lot of use cases. Thank you so much for keeping me posted! Hopefully I’ll find a new use case to test it out soon!

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