bluedogranch

Ah, thanks!

Thanks! I know this is difficult. I found this; it might be related:

/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/Events/Custom_Tables/V1/WP_Query/Custom_Tables_Query.php


/**
* Replaces the WP_Meta_Query instance built in the WP_Query::get_posts method with an instance of
* the WP_Meta_Query extension that will redirect some custom fields queries to the plugin custom tables.
*
* This method is expected to be hooked to the posts_search hook in the WP_Query::get_posts method.
* The method will not change
*
* @since 6.0.0
*
* @param  string    $search    The WHERE clause as produced by the WP_Query instance.
* @param  WP_Query  $wp_query  A reference to the WP_Query instance whose search WHERE clause is currently being
*                              filtered.
*
* @return string The WHERE clause as produced by the WP_Query instance, untouched by the method.
*/
public function replace_meta_query( $search, $wp_query ) {
if ( $wp_query !== $this ) {
// Only target the class own instance.
return $search;
}

So how do I disable “Related Images”?

Ah, that makes sense. He may have two different accounts.

In DNS, can I have two TXT _mailpoet.comicstriphistory.com records with different contents?

Ah, OK, I see that.

Now, in this context, 'posts' === $_REQUEST['target'] will also include comments on pages? Since a page is really a post in the WordPress world?

Thanks much!

But I am still doing something wrong. All other searches work, but the include comments radio buttons don’t. And I selecting for posts correctly?

I’m using

<label for="nocomments">Posts Only</label>
<input type="radio" id="persistentnocomments" class="_searchbox" name="target" value="posts">
<label for="includecomments">Include Comments</label>
<input type="radio" id="persistentcomments" name="target" class="_searchbox" value="posts_and_comments">

and

add_filter( 'relevanssi_match', 'rlv_comments_only' );
function rlv_comments_only( $match ) {
    if ( $_REQUEST['target'] ) {
        if ( $match->comment > 0 && $match->title < 1 && $match->content < 1 && $match->tag < 1 && $match->link < 1 && $match->author < 1 && $match->category < 1 && $match->excerpt < 1 && $match->taxonomy < 1 && $match->customfield < 1 ) {
	$match->weight = 0;
		}
    }
    return $match;
}

Thanks!

No, still by date. Maybe this is a problem with the search results template?