NetzzJD

Query Monitor does not show Rows/Results as our hosting disables symlinks. Although looking at the Query Monitor Caller list for the main search, it shows this:

relevanssi_search
relevanssi_do_query
FacetWP_Relevanssi->run_query
FacetWP_Relevanssi->is_main_query
apply_filters(‘facetwp_is_main_query’)
FacetWP_Request->is_main_query
FacetWP_Request->update_query_vars
do_action_ref_array(‘pre_get_posts’)
WP_Query->get_posts
WP_Query->query
WP->query_posts
WP->main

We do use FacetWP for a subset of our content and it has a search box within its page using the Relevanssi Integration plugin. This seems to be the issue. When I disable FacetWP, the main website search does show the proper results on the frontend, showing these Callers instead:

relevanssi_search
relevanssi_do_query
relevanssi_query
apply_filters_ref_array(‘posts_pre_query’)
WP_Query->get_posts
WP_Query->query
WP->query_posts
WP->main

Next question though, is how do I keep both the Relevanssi sitewide WordPress search and FacetWP custom post type searches both active without interfering with each other?

Thank you. I will give that a shot.

Under a Property > Property Information > File Attachments > Add File, opens the WordPress Media Library to upload any file format. Does not look like your screen shot, just a single button.

I suppose this image src icon is dynamic and looks at the extension of the uploaded file attachment to grab the related image in your plugin folder, but .mov is missing. You have 21 other file formats/extensions in this images/attachment folder. I would suggest adding an attach-mov.png file too as it is a common format and the Media Library or your plugin does not restrict uploading it as suggested. Or add a check to verify the png image exists before showing it on the frontend so it at least doesn’t show a broken image.

I’ve created my own attach-mov.png file and manually uploaded it to this folder to fix for now. Thanks.

You mention fixing this for the next release, but this plugin has not been updated in 2 months since this statement. Any news on next release?

Thank you. I submitted a ticket and it was taken care of. Turns out the theme was adding a ton of extra padding to the left and right of the form fields. Adding some more responsive CSS fixed it up. Thanks.

Yes, it should be a very simple MySQL database fix for the redirect and regain access. Check your wp_options table for the ‘siteurl’ and ‘home’ values, making sure they are your own domain/website.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by NetzzJD.

Thanks for the heads up. I was told to update to 5.9 as well, but am not clear if that version is actually fixed or not. So far the support here and on Themeforest has been dismissive. I have yet to communicate to an actual developer, just the low-level, non-tech support staff who have no clue. The comments you reference on TF are now not even publicly viewable (“This comment is currently being reviewed.”).

They are definitely trying to hide and cover up the fact that their plugin and theme was hackable or had/has problems. Unfortunate to see.

I just want an explanation from the author here.

Just straight from the Plugins page, click on Update, like normal. It did update, shows version 4.1.1 and the downloaded files also reflect 4.1.1, new files. Also went through the database upgrade process right after plugin update, then showed this error on live site. I’ve cleared caches, checked security plugins, etc. Just disabled for now until addressed. Is there a way to revert back to 3. version?