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Hello,
I try to get your wonderful plugin to work. I have a custom search that maybe the problem it doesn’t work.
I did some dubugging and the following statement will not execute (false). How does wordpress know it’s a search?
if ($wp_query->is_search && ! $wp_query->is_admin) {
Any idea how to resolve this?
Thank you
Thomas
Thomas, Search Meter is designed to work with the standard WordPress search. Making it work with a custom search will depend on how the custom search works. I can tell you that
$wp_query->is_searchis true if the query string contains a variable called “s”. Since you knew enough to debug the code to this point, I’m sure you can figure out the rest! Good luck.Nice tool, but seems to have problem with getting activated by Matt Read’s Installer
Weird, I just installed your nice plug-in and it’s showing ‘wp-images/rss2.gif’ as a search term. Must be something weird with my template maybe? I’m also getting the duplicated search term numbers (i.e. 6 instances recorded for 1 search). Nice plugin though, so thanks.
In my “Unsuccessful searches” list there are a couple of terms for which there are actually plenty of matches/results for, dozens of them. I’m using wp 1.5.3.
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