After realizing that SmartSearch was not fully indexing the site, I ran the CLI version in order to track down what was going on and received these error messages:
The page that was referenced included the Chronoforms plugin to reference one of my forms which includes custom php code and I think that trying to index this code -- which is not what should happen: it should be indexing the html that the code produces -- is what causes the problem. Temporarily unpublishing the Chronoforms plugin allows the indexing to complete normally.
I don't know which I'd assign to attempt to fix this problem: whether the problem belongs to SmartSearch or ChronoForms, It's (hopefully) a fairly unusual situation. I note it here mainly as a heads-up for anyone else who encounters this situation.
As always, thanks for a great piece of software.
Notice: Undefined index: trans_type in /.../administrator/components/com_chronoforms5/chronoforms/actions/html/html.php(263) : eval()'d code on line 16
Notice: Undefined index: trans_type in /.../administrator/components/com_chronoforms5/chronoforms/actions/html/html.php(263) : eval()'d code on line 18
The page that was referenced included the Chronoforms plugin to reference one of my forms which includes custom php code and I think that trying to index this code -- which is not what should happen: it should be indexing the html that the code produces -- is what causes the problem. Temporarily unpublishing the Chronoforms plugin allows the indexing to complete normally.
I don't know which I'd assign to attempt to fix this problem: whether the problem belongs to SmartSearch or ChronoForms, It's (hopefully) a fairly unusual situation. I note it here mainly as a heads-up for anyone else who encounters this situation.
As always, thanks for a great piece of software.
