Ross Morsali

I’m afraid thats not an option in the plugin at the moment.

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Have you tried restricting the post types in the search forms?

http://docs.designsandcode.com/search-filter/#options

[searchandfilter post_types="post,page"]

It sounds like the query is being modified by your theme, that bit of code might just get around it.

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Hey there

Sure S&F free would probably do the job.

S&F works with all kinds of data, but to work with what you describe you would need a data structure similar to the following:

1. A custom post type for Business Partners (this could be any post type, but its best to create new ones for specific purposes in your site)

2. The attributes such as Zone/Region will need to be a custom taxonomy (they are really easy to create, work the same as WP tags & categories) and you will need to add the value for the zone/region manually to each business.

Thats about it – then you can use S&F to create a dropdown based on the zone/region taxonomy.

You *could* also have zone/region as a custom field, in which case you would need to get Pro – as Pro supports custom fields.

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Hey there – there is no such limit in the plugin.

Do you mean you are limited to add options to your categories, or the search form only shows 11 of them?

If it is the former, then this is something not influenced by S&F at all – disable S&F and you will see it is coming from something else in your setup.

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Hi all

I’ve checked and tested a few times – I can’t recreate the issues with latest S&F + WP 4.5.2.

I guess not all users are experiencing this issue as there would be more tickets about this, but there must be something in common.

Can you (all) show me what shortcode you are trying to use and which theme (can you test with a default theme also?) – and if possible a link to see the problem would be fantastic – if you want to send links privately please use my contact form here –
http://designsandcode.com/contact

Once I get more info back I will be looking for a fix immediately.

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Ah you might be right, actually I think its in the query object,

global $wp_query;
var_dump($wp_query->query);

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Hey Rik

I’m looking at this tomorrow and will push an update once I find the problem.

Thanks