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8 years ago in reply to: Amazon like search ? #6810

This is your theme’s speed to show/format results that will determine the overall speed.

Total time = WPSOLR query + your theme’s rendering

WPSOLR query time is in the order of milliseconds (with a local Solr Elasticsearch installation) .

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8 years ago in reply to: Amazon like search ? #6808

Probably.

In fact it depends on your current site general speed.

WPSOLR search is virtually instantaneous.

But after retrieving results from Solr/Elasticsearch, it gives results to your theme. This is where most of the time is spent.

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8 years ago in reply to: Unexpected END OF FILE error in class-wpsolr-query.php #6802

Thanks for the feedback.

This is fixed and included in WPSOLR.

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8 years ago in reply to: MyListing theme extension #6792

Not yet, no.

We currently only provide Listify, Directory+, Jobify, Listable.

Let’s see if other visitors ask for MyListing too.

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8 years ago in reply to: WPSOLR is not indexing my data in real-time #6790

I can confirm that your posts are indexed in real-time (unless you deactivated real-time indexing in screen 2.2).

But posts indexed in real-time appear also as “not indexed yet”. It is just a guarantee that they will be picked up by the next synchronisation, if the real-time event failed for any reason.

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8 years ago in reply to: Elasticsearch setup on Cloudways.com #6788

I checked your search. It looks good to me. I can see the dynamic facets and the live suggestions.

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8 years ago in reply to: Elasticsearch setup on Cloudways.com #6786

What is in your WP logs ?

Also, reading the Cloudways documentation, your Elasticsearch index settings in screen 1.0 should be:
Protocol : HTTP
domain: 127.0.0.1
Port: 9200

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8 years ago in reply to: WPSOLR messing up my WooCommerce search template #6782

Your search form on home is not adding “post_type=product” to the search url.

Probably because it is not the WooCommerce search form.

You should add it manually, or use the standard WooCommerce search box shortcode.

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8 years ago in reply to: Suggestions are not showing up #6778

The suggestions are there, I can see them.

But for an unknown reason, your theme’s css hide the suggestions.

Try asking your developer to check it out.

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8 years ago in reply to: Suggestions are not showing up #6776

Did you install our WooCommerce extension?. Your site is a WooCommerce shop.

See our video tutorials:
/wpsolr/search/woocommerce+video

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8 years ago in reply to: Suggestions are not showing up #6774

You’ve setup the wrong jQuery selector. WPSOLR cannot find your search box.

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8 years ago in reply to: Elasticsearch or Apache Solr on WPEngine #6768

You can follow either of the solutions below:

– Use an external Solr/Elasticsearch hosting provider:
/wpsolr/search/hosting

– WPEngine Elasticsearch tutorial to install Elasticsearch:

Setting up Elasticpress with Elastic.co

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8 years ago in reply to: Documentation for the free WPSOLR #6766

The free WPSOLR version is deprecated, and therefore its documentation will stay as it is.

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8 years ago in reply to: Unable to replace the default WordPress search with WPSOLR search #6761

Please check your Javascript console logs (chrome or firefox).

You should see this WPSOLR message:
“WPSOLR PRO : an error prevented the search engine query to be executed. To prevent empty results, the default WordPress query is used instead. Please check the error details in your debug.log file. See https://codex.wordpress.org/Debugging_in_WordPress.”

Check in your debug.log WordPress log file if an error pops up.

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8 years ago in reply to: Rejecting mapping update as the final mapping would have more than 1 type #6757

The messages states that the Kibana index is out of index, not your index.

You’ll find procedures to upgrade the Kibana index by googling. For instance https://github.com/elastic/kibana/issues/14934.