Simple bug fix release. 1.7.8 had some overeager optimization attempts that failed and caused some searches simply not work. I removed those and everything should work now.
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…collation is the “Options” column. Here the table uses the utf8_general_ci collation, which is a utf8 collation and needs to be changed. Change the collation to a matching utf8mb4 collation, which in this case is utf8mb4_general_ci and save the database table: The collation of the meta_key field does not matter….
…query and adds the category variable to it. This link filters the results by category 10, change the number to correct category ID to make it filter by the category you want to. Remember that whenever you link to search results like that, it’s a good idea to tell Google…In order to filter search results by category, use the following code: $url = get_bloginfo(‘url’); $url = esc_attr(add_query_arg(array(‘cat’ => ’10’, ‘s’ => get_search_query()), $url)); echo “Filter by category 10″; Put this in your search results template. What the code does is to create a link that takes the current search…
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Great plugin, but I have got a problem. The update core page displays all the time, that relevanssi is not up to date.. How can I fix this problem, because it’s a litte bit annoying.. 🙂
Yes – this is mentioned on the support page and in every email update I’ve sent to users. If it bothers you, remove the API key from the settings page.
I’m hoping to get this fixed in the next version.
k so I will wait to the next version 🙂