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    Best Practices for Implementing Full-Text Search in Large Databases ??

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    EpsilonAdminE
    Hi @marcellosalass Actually WPFTS could be not that great for you in case you have millions of records (e.g. posts). The whole Wordpress could be not good for you either, because to handle such amount of data you will need to use specific optimization and caching algorithms and even clustering. I would like to propose you to use full-text solutions based on Apache Solr or Elastic Search - those tools are implemented in Java and work way faster than PHP+MySQL solution provided by WPFTS and they are especially good for big data. Alternatively you can wait until we release a new WPFTS version (in 1-2 months) that can use self-hosted Elastic Search engine to keep full-text index and uses WPFTS data collecting algorithms. Thank you for the question.
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    Indexing add-on blocks

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    Here is the accordion.php code that creates the faq entries. accordion.php.txt I added the code from the documentation to my function.php in the child theme, but of course this is not a post type I'm dealing with, but a page with an add-on. /** * This snippet adds metadata of "employee" post to search index */ add_filter('wpfts_index_post', function($index, $post) { global $wpdb; // Basic tokens /* * This piece of code was commented out intentionally to display things * which was already done before in the caller code $index['post_title'] = $post->post_title; $index['post_content'] = strip_tags($post->post_content); */ if ($post->post_type == 'employee') { // Adding new token "employee_data" specially for posts of type "employee" $data = array(); $data[] = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'address', true); $data[] = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'phone', true); $data[] = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'name', true); $data[] = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'function', true); $index['employee_data'] = implode(' ', $data); } return $index; }, 3, 2);
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    @ismacuasni Yes! All perfect. Thanks!
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    Working with BuddyDrive ?

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    Adding woocommerce SKU and taxonomy

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    EpsilonAdminE
    Yes, it looks correct. I think there should be a better way to get taxonomy (using WP native methods). Also, I see a bit strange names for custom post meta names (MPN Number and MPN2 Number) - please be sure they are stored in a database like this exactly. You can check your hook using Sandbox / Test Index. Just put the product post ID into the input and press the button. It should show you all cluster values, including 'sku' and 'product taxonomy'. Next, you can go to Edit one product and press Update to force WPFTS to rebuild index for this product. After that, this product should become searchable by sku and taxonomy. If so, you can press Rebuild Index to rebuild an index for all products.

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