Sometimes multisite searches cause problems in navigation menus. This is caused by pages from another subsite going into the page cache, and then replacing a page in the navigation menu with the same page ID. If you’re having this problem, adding the following code to the theme functions.php should solve the issue.
Relevanssi Premium can index user profiles. Users may have meta fields attached to them: there’s a wp_usermeta database table, even though the user editing interface by default doesn’t have any tools to add meta fields to users. Codex includes documentation on how to use the user meta fields. Read Working with User Metadata for code…
Relevanssi lets you index attachments. But perhaps you only want to index a particular type of attachment? Relevanssi settings don’t have any control over that, it’s either all attachments or nothing. It is possible to choose which kinds of attachments are indexed. It is done with the relevanssi_indexing_restriction filter hook,……which lets you control which posts are indexed. You can use the attachment MIME type to see which kind of attachment it is and use that information to weed out unwanted attachments. No images To remove all image attachments from the index, add this code to your site and rebuild……the index. It will weed out all attachments that have a MIME type that begins with image. add_filter( ‘relevanssi_indexing_restriction’, ‘rlv_no_image_attachments’ ); function rlv_no_image_attachments( $restriction ) { global $wpdb; $restriction[‘mysql’] .= ” AND post.ID NOT IN (SELECT ID FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_type = ‘attachment’ AND post_mime_type LIKE ‘image%’ ) “; $restriction[‘reason’]…
Version 1.15.0 includes several improvements to multisite searching: pinning works now in multisite searches, the API key is changed to a network option and it’s now possible to copy Relevanssi settings from one blog to all the other blogs (there’s no way to copy the settings to just one blog; that’s coming in the next…
…$term ) !== false ) { http_response_code( 410 ); exit(); } } } } Now any searches that include the blacklisted terms stops WordPress execution immediately, returning a 410 Gone status so that if Google ends up indexing the spam search pages, it will know the pages shouldn’t be indexed….
Relevanssi 3.5.8 is out now and available from the plugin repository. Relevanssi has a XSS vulnerability. If you are using the “Did you mean” feature, it is possible to construct a search query that contains scripts that are automatically run on the page if the “Did you mean” feature runs. See the DWXSecurity report on…
I was alerted yesterday that Relevanssi Premium has a XSS vulnerability. If you are using the “Did you mean” feature, it is possible to construct a search query that contains scripts that are automatically run on the page if the “Did you mean” feature runs. See DXWSecurity report on the vulnerability. Version 1.14.9 fixes this…
Relevanssi Premium 1.14.8 includes one major bug fix, few smaller improvements and a new feature. An improved version of the sorting function will not throw notices when Intuitive Custom Post Order plugin is used. New filter: relevanssi_missing_sort_key can be used to adjust the result sorting when using keys that are not present in all posts…
This is a small maintenance fix, solving problems related to old and very new versions of PHP. If you are using a PHP version that’s newer than 5.4 and older than 7, this update is not necessary. Relevanssi threw a fatal error with PHP 7.1 thanks to a wrong variable declaration. The accidental PHP 5.4+…
Looks like Relevanssi is compatible with WordPress 4.7, but one problem has been found so far: admin dashboard search for pages doesn’t work with Relevanssi. Other post types seem to work just fine. I wasn’t able to fix the problem, so this version circumvents it by disabling Relevanssi in the admin page search. This version…