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I hope you are well today and thank you for your question.
Yes, you can enable AJAX search in the search form settings displayed on the below path.
Admin Area -> Ivory Search -> Search Forms -> Edit Search Form -> AJAX
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Ivory Search SupportHi Support,
Yes I have activated this previously for each search form that I created. But I mean, when I want to assign a search bar ON a menu list, which can only be activated through “menu-search” option on settings. I do not see any Ajax option, except if I assign a specific search form for it, which I do not want to.
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except if I assign a specific search form for it, which I do not want to.
Yes, in that case, you have to assign a specific search form for the menu.
Could you please tell me why you do not want to do it?
Because I need this search form in 24 different languages with each form saying “No results” found in those languages. If I assign a specific search form, I cannot adapt the translated no result found message in different language.
So I can only assign 1 specific search form for this menu search feature?
Because I need this search form in 24 different languages with each form saying “No results” found in those languages. If I assign a specific search form, I cannot adapt the translated no result found message in different language.
You can translate the “No results found” message into other languages.
So I can only assign 1 specific search form for this menu search feature?
Yes
You can find those strings if you search as explained here:
Finding strings that don’t appear on the String Translation page
That will help you find the strings, add them to WPML > String Translation, and then you can manually translate them from inside WPML > String Translation.
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