Thank you very much for the settings, I’m now happy with the results.
Nevertheless I’ve still got an issue regarding my search bar that I have to fix.
When a user types something in the search bar, clicks a result (opening the popup), and then closes the popup to redo a search, the search bar doesn’t consider the new characters in the input.
Here is a short clip of what’s happening to better understand the issue : https://youtu.be/5uuA77Qww-I
I just updated this editor example to reset the inputs, it should work.
You should be able to do the same thing. Maybe there is something in your workflow that is not allowing it to show up correctly. See if the new example is a better example for your situation.
Is anyone having trouble with this plugin? My app has been crashing and I narrowed it down to this plugin. When I delete the element from my page, no crashing and when I add it back in it crashes again. I tried reinstalling the plugin and that didn’t seem to work
Anyone else having issues?
Thanks for your help. I have the most recent version installed. Checking the version was the first thing I checked once I narrowed it down to this plugin.
I just downgraded to 1.4.3 and it’s still crashing.
Here is how I got to this point:
create a savepoint and delete pretty much every other element on my page except for my plugin elements.
delete the plugin elements one at a time to determine what the culprit is
Revert to savepoint
Post on this thread and then downgrade as per @J805 suggestion.
I have not repeated steps 1 and 2 with version 1.4.3 yet (cuz it’s a pain and I really don’t want to. So based on this information, there must be some other plugin running in the background in my app that the plugin is clashing with that exists in v1.4.3 and higher. Given I deleted all other elements on the page, I don’t really see how there is any other possibility
So this took absolutely forever and the answer seems so obvious once I figured it out. The datasource for the search & autocorrect plugin had 24,000 entries in it. Clearly the plugin can’t handle this.
@ZeroqodeSupport Can you comment on the limit of what the plugin can handle please?
So upon a little further investigation, it seems like the plugin processes the data source. The more entries in the data source, the more processing it takes (I can monitor with Shift+Esc). Chrome seems to crash when the total memory exceeds 300 MB. If the total processing requires less than this (plus the rest of the app), then it doesn’t crash.
Guess I’ll need to implement Algolia or something similar.