Thank you for your message. I migrated the site as indicated. But not all of the fields were shown in the migration form: Database User & Database Password were missing, but I guess you find this info in the configuration files.
To reproduce the situation (works with every search term):
> Klick on Search icon in main menu area
> Search for 'Epilepsie'
Expected result:
-> List of all search hits (which should be over 130 hits)
Actual result:
-> List shows only one hit
Regardless of the search term, it is always the same hit shown. But only, if search term actually matches this page.
In WPML-troubleshooting page I already did
> Clear cache in WPML
> Remove ghost entries
Then I deactivated all plugins, and left only 'WPML Multilingual CMS' active:
--> Still only one hit
Then I deactivated 'WPML Multilingual CMS' as well (so, all Plugins deactivated):
--> Search result list is complete
Then I activated all plugins, and left only 'WPML Multilingual CMS' inactive:
--> >search result list is complete
So I guess this really has to do with 'WPML Multilingual CMS'.
Please let me know, what I may do on my end to solve the situation.
Thank you for the provided details. The issue is not caused by WPML, instead it is related to the way Avada theme handles the search mechanism. I fixed the issue with theses steps:
1 - At WordPress Dashboard > Avada > Options > Search > Search Form I clicked the 'Limit Search Results Post Types' option and then I included all the availabe posts types in the search results (see attached screenshot).
I setup it it the same way for the theme options in the french language as well. In Avada you should adjust your settings for every WPML language available.
2 - You can confirm the search results at:
Dutch: hidden link
French: hidden link
So, you can experiment with the same settings on your end in order to fix this issue. Please, let me know if you need any additional details. Have a nice day.
