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4 years ago in reply to: Facets count not matching with total posts found #31100

What I can see from your screen capture is a custom UI, with possibly some custom backend code.

Please check with all custom code removed (front-end and back-end).

[wpsolr]

4 years ago in reply to: Pagination not working with custom search slug #31097

I tested your code, but pagination works fine on my environments.

[wpsolr]

4 years ago in reply to: Pagination not working with custom search slug #31095

You need to discover what is the permalink /search/: a page, the search archive template, other?

[wpsolr]

4 years ago in reply to: WP Solr Search for Custom Taxonomy Pages #31094

It is a mandatory behaviour of facets.

Facets are extracted from results, not from the current query: if results from the current term’s archive query contain post types with terms outside of the current term hierarchy, they will be displayed too.

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4 years ago in reply to: WP Solr Search for Custom Taxonomy Pages #31091

I figured out one thing, whenever we are on a term page, if it has children terms, they are showing up. else that complete term widget is hiding.

Indeed, this is the expected behaviour: current taxonomy term and its parents are hidden.

And I selected a taxonomy here, others are also showing up, may I know the reason why these are showing up.

It could indicate that some post types have both consumer and automotive for instance

[wpsolr]

4 years ago in reply to: Pagination not working with custom search slug #31090

It does not look like a rewrite, but a redirection (use of wp_redirect). But a redirection to what?

Be aware that WPSOLR replaces archives queries. If “/search/” is not the search archive, it will not work as expected.

[wpsolr]

4 years ago in reply to: Pagination not working with custom search slug #31087

How did you build your “/search/” ?

[wpsolr]

4 years ago in reply to: Pagination not working with custom search slug #31085

Ajax is getting sent, but still no results or page number is changing

See my previous answer on tweaking the pagination elements css selector on WPSOLR’s “Theme” add-on

[wpsolr]

4 years ago in reply to: Pagination not working with custom search slug #31081

It could be that pagination elements are different on both pages, and that on one page WPSOLR cannot find them for refreshing the display after selection.
You can tweak the pagination elements css selector on the “Theme” add-on?

[wpsolr]

4 years ago in reply to: WP Solr Search for Custom Taxonomy Pages #31080

Can you send here a screenshot of the problem?

[wpsolr]

4 years ago in reply to: Configure New suggestions #31075

Indeed, there is a loophole in the documentation regarding suggestions.

Basically, you can create several suggestions that you will attach to different search boxes with the CSS selector option.
Each suggestion can be of 4 types: keywords (like a keyword checker), flat results (like the search results), grouped results by post types, and Question answering (with Weaviate vector search only).

[wpsolr]

4 years ago in reply to: WP Solr Search for Custom Taxonomy Pages #31074

On taxonomy archives, the current term with all its parent terms are not shown on the facets widgets. All other facets are displayed as usual.

[wpsolr]

4 years ago in reply to: Boost Search on Taxonomy Pages #31073

I checked, but I could not find a way to activate/deactivate boosts based on some context like being on a taxonomy archive.

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4 years ago in reply to: Exclude posts based on custom acf field value #31072

To exclude some posts from the index, you could modify the SQL query as described on /forums/topic/hide-products-with-empty-or-zero-price/

[wpsolr]

4 years ago in reply to: Exclude posts based on custom acf field value #31062

This hook is not meant for filtering results, but to update results with custom values.

You can filter with no hook: configure your ACF field as a checkbox filter, then pre-select the ‘YES’ value.
Example is shown in below capture, where filter “type” is preselected with value “attachment”.