My wordpress website currently has the a default function for search
Upon submit event the page url appears as http://domain.com/?s=KEYWORD but I want to show the results on this url http://domain.com/?s=keyword¶1=mypara
What Should i modify to the search form to get the result?
You can create a searchform.php template in your theme, then put everything you want.
See this:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_search_form
Tips: Looks at the default WordPress themes to see the sample.
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I am doing a project in Wordpress with the Hello Elementor theme, I have two search files but I would like to have a different view for the results of each search, I am trying to do the validation in the search.php file of the child theme, but if I take the urls of the file, these are always different, so I can't do the validation so that a form hides me if the search is generated on a different page than the product page.
Thanks in advance!
I want to validate that depending on the page where the request was sent, it shows or hides the form on the response page.
I try to create a custom search page in a Wordpress website. I read a few tutorials on Google and I have almost finished with it.
My theme uses the index.php page for the search results. So, I duplicated it, rename it to searchpage.php, made it a template and created a page with this template in Wordpress admin.
Then, I changed the action on the Search form to use the new page of /search.
If I manually try the /search/test/ it works. If I use the widget it redirect to /search/?s=test and returns a 404 page.
Is there any way to make both works or prevent the widget to use the second?
Also, the /search/test still uses the index.php layout instead of the searchpage.php
In order to overwrite index.php as the default search results page you'll need to name your file search.php
I have a HTML form that user can interact with and insert the data to a database.
( One HTML form and about 3 pages .php )
I need to implement this form to a word press page.
I created a page in wordpress and it gives me a blank area to write my content but i don't know where i put my files.
so appreciate your support to help me , thanks .
Where you place your files depends greatly on the structure of your wordpress template. If you want to make a page that can be accessed via a url like "www.yourdomain.com/form", then you can make a "Page" in Wordpress (via the "Page" panel via the dashboard), and name it "Form" and then, in your form's HTML (or PHP) file, set your HTML up as a template using this syntax:
Put this at the very top of your PHP page that contains your form's HTML/PHP:
<?php
/*
Template Name: My Form Page
*/
The code comment above is something wordpress will look for exclusively, and tells the wordpress engine that this page (your form HTML) is now a template named 'My Form Page'. So now, in the Wordpress Page editor for your "Form" page, you can attach your new template to your newly-created "Form" page by selecting "My Form Page" from the Template Dropdown in the Page editor.
Here is a screenshot of what the "Template Dropdown" looks like (per the Wordpress documentation):
After you follow these steps, navigating to this page will reveal your form's HTML, instead of a blank page.
You should refer to the Wordpress documentation on Page Templates for more information:
Hope this helps!
There are a few ways to add custom behaviour to a WordPress installation. Either per Addon/Plugin or Template Logic or custom modifications. I would recommend that you read through the wordpress developer guidelines and write your php files as plugin.
After that hook your plugin to your desired destinations and do your whished actions.
See this link for writing your plugin: wordpress codex
I want to make costume search plugin for Wordpress 3.0.5. Please look at here first HERE
as you can see at that website there is a dropdown with Country, AREA, TYPE. and when we click find. the URL will produce URL GET like this /?countryId=3&areaId=7&typeId=13
The question is. how i can make a search plugin with that $_GET, or can somebody give me link reference how to that?
I'm confused what you are trying to do, a plugin? Or functionality that handles the 'find' results?
If you just want the functionality, create a PAGE, call it 'find' and then set the 'TEMPLATE' of that page to a custom template. Create a custom page template by going via the wordpress codec
http://codex.wordpress.org/Pages
http://codex.wordpress.org/Pages#Page_Templates
http://codex.wordpress.org/Pages#Creating_Your_Own_Page_Templates
Start by looking at the 'single.php' page, which is your standard wordpress template.
Once inside the template you use standard PHP to process the $_GET data and query your database.
my question is what should I edit in wordpress files so my categories links shows in any theme doesn't show like that www.mysite.com/category/category-1 , and make it show the way I want it for example : category-1.mysite.com or even change the link to another website www.mysite2.com/ , I mean here just changing the links and not making category-1.mysite.com shows www.mysite.com/category/category-1 contents.
as a subdomain: you could do it simply using a rule in your .htaccess file
as another website: I don't really get the point here but you would need to make a custom plugin or simply some function in your function.php file that overrides the filter "category_link" provided by WordPress in order to return your custom link in function of the category ID passed in parameter. (see this WordPress codex page)
See also: this forum topic