[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: out of stock products show in frontend search results #35694

Reindex your products with this option unchecked.

[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: Indexing Error #35693

Try to find the faulty media with this procedure:
– Index with batch size “1”
– When you see the error, redo the same but with option “debug” on, to see the debug trace
– Check for the media post_id in the debug trace
– Open the media to try to figure out the problem

[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: Indexing Error #35689

We did, however, locate it on the drive

What is “the drive”?

[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: 404 pages with Solr Plugin On WordPress Latest Upgrade #35688

Could be a PHP version issue. Can you check in your WP logs for errors. Newest WPSOLR releases are tested with PHP 8.1

[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: 404 pages with Solr Plugin On WordPress Latest Upgrade #35679

On which PHP version?

[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: Excerpt of results not show #35651

You’ll get even more control with the hook.

By the way, did you consider using our neural search with Weaviate? Looks natural considering the AI nature of your site content!
Some Open source Sentence Transformers models are multilingual, and vector search can scale to billions of vectors easily and cheaply.
(their real cost is for indexing/vectorizing data where GPUs are required on large scale).

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by wpsolr.

[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: 404 pages with Solr Plugin On WordPress Latest Upgrade #35649

Active WP logs with WP_DEBUG

[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: Excerpt of results not show #35648

I just realized that if you check the option “Index post excerpt” on WPSOLR’s screen “2.2 Data” (do not forget to reindex), you should see excerpts in your results when keyword highlighting is empty.

[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: 404 pages with Solr Plugin On WordPress Latest Upgrade #35646

Could be a PHP version issue. Can you check in your WP logs for errors. Newest WPSOLR releases are tested with PHP 8.1

[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: “Did you mean” error #35643

Can I change the parameter to all indexes without losing the index of the articles?

I do not know. But you’ll have to reindex anyway. The safest way is to create new indices, then switch to them for the search.

[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: “Did you mean” error #35638

Create new ones anyway. The “spell” field should appear.

[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: “Did you mean” error #35636

That means other indexes have not been created with WPSOLR? If so, create new ones.

[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: “Did you mean” error #35634

Does it work with the English index?

[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: “Did you mean” error #35631

Check in OpenSearch dashboard that your index contains this definitions.

Which OpenSearch version do you use?

[wpsolr]

3 years ago in reply to: “Did you mean” error #35629

You can check the full OpenSearch configuration file wpsolr-pro/wpsolr/core/classes/engines/opensearch_php/wpsolr_index_1_0.json

"spell": {
  "type": "text",
  "analyzer": "wpsolr_analyser_did_you_mean"
}