Premium 2.1.6 / Free 4.0.10

relevanssi_user_index

Versions 2.1.6 and 4.0.10 are privacy updates, adding GDPR and privacy-related features to support the new privacy tools in WordPress 4.9.6.

The versions also include bug fixes around places and refactoring to make the code easier to understand if you ever need to look under the hood.

Here’s the complete list of changes:

Privacy: If you log search queries, Relevanssi will suggest some additional content to your privacy policy page.
Privacy: Relevanssi now supports the new Privacy Policy and Personal Data tools in WordPress 4.9.6.
Improved Polylang support. Now taxonomy terms can be language filtered as well.
Saving synonyms with quotes worked, but the synonyms showed up wrong.
Relevanssi could in some situations override navigation menu links with links to the user profiles or taxonomy terms found in the search. This update fixes that behaviour.
Random order works again; using orderby rand didn’t work properly. The rand(seed) format is also supported now.
Fixed quotes and apostrophes in Did you mean suggestions.
Premium: Taxonomy term indexing had a bug where the type column for taxonomy terms would be set to 0.
Premium: The relevanssi_user_index_ok filter is now applied when users are updated.

The free version will be available shortly from the plugin repository. The Premium is already available from the auto-updates if you have the API key in place, and you can also get it from the Download page.

Update 29.5.2018: A bug in 2.1.6 and 4.0.10 causes the admin pages to throw a notice with specific Relevanssi configurations. The plugin also causes a blank page in admin with WP versions older than 4.9.6. Versions 2.1.6.1 and 4.0.10.1 that fix the issue are already out.

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