[Stefan]

4 months, 2 weeks ago in reply to: Real time indexing not working #38467

Hi,

i bought a second seat on our license so i could deactivated most plugins (except for ACF) but new posts are still not being indexed.
I then started debugging the code, and I think the problem lies in the file wpsolr_include.inc.php, funtion add_remove_document_to_solr_index

The problem of posts not being indexed only happens on insert, not on update or after restoring a post from trash.

After inserting a post, the function add_remove_document_to_solr_index is first called with the $post parameter having the value $post->post_type = revision. A transient is set for the postId, but the post will not be indexed in function _add_remove_document_to_solr_index because WPSOLR_Model_Meta_Type_Abstract::get_is_model_type_can_be_indexed( $model_type->get_type() ) returns false.

Then a second call to add_remove_document_to_solr_index is made with $post->post_type = ‘post’, but this time the post is not being indexed because the $post_id is now in $cache_indexed_posts as it was added in the first call and the function is exited at the first if statement.

So i am pretty sure that this behaviour was introduced with version 23.5. as the code with the transients and the function _add_remove_document_to_solr_index was introduced in this version. Could you please check this?

[Stefan]

4 months, 2 weeks ago in reply to: Real time indexing not working #38423

Just to make sure: if we renew our subscription after one year, we will pay the old price?
In that case, we would add a second seat to our subscription for dev.
But some more questions first:
1. Where/how do we book another seat to the subscription?
2. Is it possible to change the url/domain after a while to use this second subscripion on? So we might use it on antoher testing server or another future live project?

[Stefan]

4 months, 2 weeks ago in reply to: Real time indexing not working #38398

Thanks,
Is there at least discounted pricing for a second or dev-domain? It’s a bit annoying to have to buy a full licence just to be able to test/debug functionality.

Btw: I assume that the price of 1999€ per year mentioned here is a mistake??? Might be bad for your conversion rate (-:

[Stefan]

4 months, 2 weeks ago in reply to: Real time indexing not working #38360

Happy new year to all at wpsolr!

Unfortunately, also using cron is not solving our issue.

In order to test with deactivating other plugins to find a cause, i want to use our dev domain (https://dev.ourdomain.com). According to this post on a dev domain no license should be asked for. But i do get the message ‘(Feature-limited version, click to activate)’.

I am not sure if the information from the link i mentioned is still valid? What is the current situation of using a dev domain? What do i have to do to use full functionality on a dev domain?

[Stefan]

5 months ago in reply to: Real time indexing not working #38100

Unfortunately, not so easily. I have only the production site available for testing at the moment. My dev site is on another domain and i don’t have a license for that domain anymore.

I will have a look at using your cron extension for now.

[Stefan]

5 months ago in reply to: Real time indexing not working #38098

Do you see it in the post header, with the classic editor?

Not sure what you mean, but it looks like this:
https://prnt.sc/DFZ21IarlaZq

[Stefan]

5 months ago in reply to: Real time indexing not working #38096

Interesting:
If i write a new post and publish it, i get no WPSOLR notice message. Also, nothing from this post is in my search results.

If i trash a post, i see:
(WPSOLR) Post removed from index
If i then recover it from thrash and republish it, i get
(WPSOLR) Beiträge updated in index
And now, it appears in search results as well.

Another thing that crossed my mind after your question about using api to publish:
Sometimes we use a future publishing date and then the change to status publish is done by a wp cron job. Would these posts get indexed automatically?

[Stefan]

5 months ago in reply to: Real time indexing not working #38093

No, all changes and new posts are made manually in the backend, we use no api for that.

[Stefan]

7 months, 2 weeks ago in reply to: Theming of search results #35858

In my template that i use inside the loop, i use get_the_excerpt() and there is no highlighting there.
Also if i change it to get_the_content(), there is no highlighting.

The query is set up like this:
$search_query = ‘something’;
$query = new WP_Query(array(
‘s’ => $search_query,
));

[Stefan]

7 months, 2 weeks ago in reply to: Theming of search results #35856

In case my question is not clearly formulated, or this is the wrong way to get to the required result:
what i am trying to achieve, is a way to:
1. Add a search form to a template file that uses SOLR
2. Be able to style the results, preferably by using a WordPress template. But if it is only possible by using a twig template, that’s fine as well. An example of how to override result.twig would be appreciated.