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I have cross checked and it is working fine. Searched for “Deborah Koutsios” in Artists and it is showing the results perfectly.
http://www.musiquechretiennefrancophone.com/?s=Deborah%20Koutsios&iva_search_keyword=Musicplay_Custom_Search&iva_custom_search_select=artists&iva_search_input=Deborah%20Koutsios
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Hi, sorry but you didn’t resolve the issue.
I think the problem is occuring since the last WordPress update.
If I go to the Music setting in the Musicplay config section, in Custom Search Bar Properties, Custom Search Bar is enable, but all searches return nothing.
Go to http://www.musiquechretiennefrancophone.com/album/wonder-hillsong-united/, and search for “Wonder” in the top bar… You see this in the page, so you should have at least one result…
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@cameleweb: It is working fine at our end. And you are using 5.2.0 version which is older version. The latest version is 8.0. Kindly do update the theme to 8.0 and see.
Note: We are sorry to say this, you support has been expired. You need to repurchase the license in order to avail the support for the theme.
Ok, I’ ve just renew the support, and upgraded to V 8.0, and now, the problem is that the search is looping, the result page doesn’t display…
Once delete all your plugins one by one and see because it is working fine at our end. Might be there is some conflict with any of your other plugins.
If you can provide us WP Logins to your website with URL then we can take a closer look at it. Make sure you set the post as private reply so that only admin can see your wp-logins.
Note: Before providing the wp-logins to any support staff, kindly please make sure you take a backup of everything including wordpress content, theme options, widgets etc.
We have cross checked by searching with slugs in your theme as well as ours. It is working fine at our end. Might be there is some issue with your php version. Can you let us know which PHP version are you using?
Sorry for the delay in response. Our support member left the company this month so it was delayed in response.
It’s very strange to see the results are not displaying on your side. Did you change any wp prefixes while installing the WordPress first time?
FTP seems to be wrong. We have cross-checked everything and seems to be working fine, but after a full research, we found that it might be a problem with the DB_CHARSET if you have customized anything while installing the WordPress.
Can you please check the FTP again and let me know. I can connect but I don’t see any folder.
Sorry but not sure why I messaged you and got the msg in spam. Anyway, It was that you are using the database collation in utf8mb4 which is causing an error in the custom search. You need to convert that into the ‘utf8’ or ‘utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci’. After that, if it still doesn’t work we will sure give you a refund.
I’ve change it from utf8mb4_unicode_ci to utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci for all the existing tables, in PhpMyAdmin, but no change.
Do I need to restart the DB, or do something else? In the dropdown menu, I dont have the utf8 option, are you sure utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci is the correct collation?
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