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Improve this questionWordpress plugin's have a support forum, but I don't see a way to search it, which makes finding issues related to a specific plugin pretty hard. Am I missing something? or is this option simply not available?
Example of a support forum page:
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Improve this questionWordpress plugin's have a support forum, but I don't see a way to search it, which makes finding issues related to a specific plugin pretty hard. Am I missing something? or is this option simply not available?
Example of a support forum page:
https://wordpress/support/plugin/wp-super-cache
Share Improve this question asked Oct 28, 2015 at 19:54 gdanielgdaniel 3,2915 gold badges30 silver badges48 bronze badges 4 |2 Answers
Reset to default 1There is currently no way to search within a specific plugin's support threads only and due to the complexity of WordPress's existing network, this is not likely to be addressed any time soon.
https://wordpress/support/topic/how-to-search-these-forums/
However, one can search among a particular plugin's forum {topics} using a similar method to what @Milo posted above in the OP comments. We just need to modify the url a bit.
site:wordpress/support/plugin-name/ {query}
This will result in finding a {query} among the paginated support thread titles.
*Also note that since these results are all very similar url's with just the page number being different, one needs to pay attention to Google omitting results and of course one must skim through each of these pages to find the topic matched.
Not currently possible.
Although not perfect, @aurovrata has suggested a method of searching via google link:
and site:
operators:
slider form link:wordpress/support/plugin/contact-form-7-multi-step-module site:wordpress/support/topic/
An improvement to core SEO has also been suggested by @aurovrata
There are plans for improving support search, but such a change seems dependent on upgrading the main forums version of bbPress, which wouldn't happen until at least version 2.6 is released.
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site:https://wordpress/support/topic
and then plugin name and your search term(s). – Milo Commented Oct 28, 2015 at 20:15