Small bug fix release. The first part applies both to free and Premium, the second part mostly to free version.
- AND search did not work in all cases.
- Posts couldn’t be found by category name. Fixed that.
Small bug fix release. The first part applies both to free and Premium, the second part mostly to free version.
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I use the ACF field type File for a download section, but the displayed file title is not indexing. The format I return the ACF field data is “File Array (array)”. For Relevanssi, it doesn’t matter which ACF return format you choose. Relevanssi doesn’t use get_field() but instead uses the……plain get_post_meta(). That always returns the post ID for File fields. To index the file title, you need to explain what you want using the relevanssi_custom_field_value filter hook. If you wish to the file title, this does the trick: add_filter( ‘relevanssi_custom_field_value’, ‘rlv_file_name’, 10, 2 ); function rlv_file_name( $values, $field )…
…service on a separate server. Which PDF files can you index? Since Relevanssi is a WordPress search, Relevanssi operates on WordPress posts (including all the different post types). So, to have Relevanssi index your PDFs, they need to be WordPress posts. That’s fortunately really simple: upload your PDF files to……the Media library, and they become posts with the post type of attachment. Relevanssi can only parse and read PDF files that contain text. If the PDF file is all images, Relevanssi cannot read it. An easy way to check is to try to select the text in a PDF……a PDF file that Relevanssi has read successfully. Indexing files in bulk This page is the Relevanssi attachments tab for reading the PDF contents in bulk. To read in all the attachment files on your site, you can go to the Attachments tab in the Relevanssi settings page. There you…
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Looks like 3.1.2 no longer indexes unattached attachments.
I don’t think that was ever the case.
I saw a note that this was fixed in a prior version. Don’t have that UrL handy right now.
Are you saying that the plugin’s normal behavior is to not index unattached attachments?
In WP 3.5 attachments are now first class post types so I hope this use case is supported.
I’ll add this to the bug list and will fix this.
Great. thanks. any idea when?
No promises, but I’m working on it this week.