I’d love to see an option to allow the end user to limit the search to specific time periods.
Perhaps an admin option to enable/disable date restrictions, and then front end that shows a drop down with:
Past day (last 24 hours)
Past week (last 7 days)
Past month (last 30 days)
Past year
All
A simple feature : be able to use a custom template for infinite scroll (I think right now the output is made in a function of the wpsolr plugin).
Plugin Author
WPSOLR
(@wpsolr)
A simple feature : be able to use a custom template for infinite scroll
If you chose the mode “Use my own theme search template”, you can do whatever you want already.
To be able to index unattached uploads. I know there are plugins that attach files to posts but they havent helped me.
Plugin Author
WPSOLR
(@wpsolr)
@ bjorngus
To be able to index unattached uploads. I know there are plugins that attach files to posts but they havent helped me.
You mean in the media library, but unattached ?
I see another plugin (for elasticsearch) having a results scoring mechanism. Could be useful.
It also has an API for building custom search queries. That would really make wpsolr (successor) a universal plugin.
As already requested: templating system. I’d want to able to get any custom fields, process and render them via php template.
Plugin Author
WPSOLR
(@wpsolr)
@yezzz
I see another plugin (for elasticsearch) having a results scoring mechanism. Could be useful.
Done in wpsolr successor
It also has an API for building custom search queries. That would really make wpsolr (successor) a universal plugin.
Done in wpsolr successor
As already requested: templating system. I’d want to able to get any custom fields, process and render them via php template.
Done in wpsolr successor (twig templates)
Question: what is your project about to require all that ? (contact me in private if you think you could need a beta)
Well, I’m not in a rush, but I’ll contact you in the near future about my project.
I would like to set up my own search results template by choosing which custom fields to display for each type of post, through a drag and drop system in the plugin
