Small bug fix release, minor fixes: A German translation is included, thanks to David Decker. A get_term() call was missing a second parameter and throwing errors occasionally. Fixed that. Fixed a bug that caused Cyrillic searches in the log to get corrupted. Punctuation removal filter was actually missing from the code. Oops. Fixed that now.…
A quick bug-fix, fixing problems with 1.5 and earlier problems uncovered by someone who wanted to use a particularly advanced feature and found out it doesn’t quite work. That happens, particularly with these advanced features that are really cool but which nobody really uses. The result caching system didn’t work properly. It works now. Limiting…
This is a Premium feature and only applies when you index taxonomy terms. This does not apply in free Relevanssi. To include taxonomy pages (categories, tags, custom taxonomies) in the search, enable the option on the options page. There’s also the option to choose which taxonomies are included. By default empty terms (not linked to…
A new version of Premium is here, with cool new features. Taxonomy pages (tags, categories, custom taxonomies) can now be indexed and searched. Short search terms don’t crash the search anymore. There are fixes to the user search as well, including a new option to index additional fields. Relevanssi now uses search result caching system…
Here’s what Relevanssi Premium 1.4.5 has: New filter: relevanssi_match allows you to weight search results. Similar to cats vs cat, you can now use post_types to restrict the search to multiple post types. Multisite search supports post type restriction. The relevanssi_match filter is a really cool new feature that’ll give you lots of extra power…
The relevanssi_match hook lets you modify the matches found for queries. It passes a match object, which has the post id ($match->doc), number of hits found in different parts of the post and the weight assigned to the post ($match->weight). Here’s how Relevanssi calculates the weight: Where $idf is the inverse document frequency, aka the…
Here are the changes in 2.8.2 of Relevanssi Free. These are minor changes, but they can be quite important. WordPress didn’t support searching for multiple categories with the cat query variable. There’s now new cats which can take multiple categories. Similar to cats vs cat, you can use post_types to restrict the search to multiple…
Small changes, but this is a pretty useful one. However, not a mandatory update and since this changes the way Relevanssi does certain things in a fairly radical way, I’d actually suggest NOT to upgrade, unless the new behaviour is something you need and are willing to test. Changed the way search results are paginated.…
A standard way to change the number of search results displayed is something like this: Unfortunately, this breaks Relevanssi. Relevanssi hasn’t played nice with posts_per_page in any case, for some reason I don’t really understand — this is legacy code from the original wpSearch plugin. However, from Premium version 1.4.4 and free 2.9.2, you can…
Another quick bug fix. Fixed the Did you mean -feature, which was broken by the database change. WordPress doesn’t support searching for multiple categories with the cat query variable. There’s now new cats, which can take multiple categories as a comma-separated list. For some reason, WordPress doesn’t take arguments like ?s=term&cat=1,2 but strips the ‘,2’.…