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This is still an issue and I have it too. There are no requests going out to the Algolia service and I couldn't find anywhere where it was actually binding to the search box.
I still have the issue and have not found a solution. If and when I find a solution, I will describe it here.
I have also replicated the problem on my experimental site: https://anirbanbasu.netlify.app/. The public site live at https://www.anirbanbasu.com does not have this problem because it uses the wowchemy
and not the algolia
search provider.
Hello, I think this problem persists, and can anyone advises on this?
Describe the bug
After generating an index.json and uploading as an index to Algolia, then identifying that index in
params.yaml
, the search bar does not show any results from that index.To Reproduce
A minimum working example, from a new academic resume template at: https://symphonious-clafoutis-661062.netlify.app/
Click on the search and search for "wowchemy" or "hugo"
nothing is returned
Expected behavior
I expected to see search results returned that matched search terms such as "wowchemy" or "hugo". The built-in search returns results for those queries. When search is set to algolia, the search return was blank.
Technical details:
Code at: https://github.com/micahwoods/mwe-search
After creating the new site using the quick start for the Academic Resume template, I cloned the repository from GitHub to my machine, ran hugo to generate the site and the index.json, uploaded the index.json to Algolia and created an new index, and then updated the search information in
params.yaml
and pushed that commitWowchemy version from the
go.mod
: github.com/wowchemy/wowchemy-hugo-modules/wowchemy/v5 v5.0.0-20220423180919-17d5d3f0ca43Results of
hugo version
: hugo v0.95.0-9F2E76AF+extended linux/amd64 BuildDate=2022-03-16T14:20:19Z VendorInfo=gohugoioThis is on Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS with the same behavior on Firefox 100.0.2 and on Brave [Version 1.38.119 Chromium: 101.0.4951.67]