jchristopher

<?php 
	$attachments = new Attachments( 'attachments' ); // 'attachments' is your instance name
	if( $attachments->exist() ) : ?>
	
	<?php while( $attachments->get() ) : ?>
		Attachments data to go here
	<?php endwhile; ?>
	
<?php endif; ?>

jchristopher

<?php

/* SearchWP Term Highlight offers an alternative to the_excerpt()
   If you're looking to generate any sort of excerpt based on one of the following:
     - the actual excerpt
     - the generated excerpt from the post content
     - the post content itself
     - string-based custom field values
   this function is for you. It will try to find one of the above (in that order)
   and output something with at least one search term in it (if possible)

jchristopher

<?php

// use my_search_engine instead of the default search engine when performing
// Job Listing searches in WP Job Manager
function my_searchwp_wpjmi_job_engine() {
	return 'my_search_engine';
}

add_filter( 'searchwp_wpjmi_job_engine', 'my_searchwp_wpjmi_job_engine' );

jchristopher

<?php

// force SearchWP configuration to override WP Job Manager's when performing a Job Listing search
add_filter( 'searchwp_wpjmi_job_post_type_override', '__return_true' );

jchristopher

<?php
 
// disable SearchWP integration with WP Job Manager Resume searches
add_filter( 'searchwp_wpjmi_hijack_resume_search', '__return_false' );

jchristopher

<?php
 
// use my_other_search_engine instead of the default search engine when performing
// Resume searches in WP Job Manager
function my_searchwp_wpjmi_resume_engine() {
	return 'my_other_search_engine';
}
 
add_filter( 'searchwp_wpjmi_resume_engine', 'my_searchwp_wpjmi_resume_engine' );

jchristopher

<?php
 
// force SearchWP configuration to override WP Job Manager's when performing a Job Listing search
add_filter( 'searchwp_wpjmi_resume_post_type_override', '__return_true' );

jchristopher

<?php

// This code is ideally added to a child theme's functions.php
// OR
// at the *bottom* of the main theme's functions.php
// (do not forget to remove the opening <?php tag from this gist)

if( is_search() && class_exists( 'SearchWP' ) ) {
	// remove the troublesome theme filter
	remove_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'et_custom_posts_per_page' );

jchristopher

<?php

if( class_exists( 'SearchWP_Term_Highlight' ) ) {
	// instantiate the highlighter
	$searchwp_highlighter = new SearchWP_Term_Highlight();

	// decipher the search query (NOTE: update the GET var if necessary)
	$search_query = '';
	if( isset( $_GET['swpquery'] ) && ! empty( $_GET['swpquery'] ) ) {
		$search_query = sanitize_text_field( urldecode( $_GET['swpquery'] ) );

jchristopher

<?php

add_filter( 'searchwp_tax_term_or_logic', '__return_true' );