Docs Category: Technical

In rare cases, welcome messages are not displayed. This is not a problem with the plugin, but with the server configuration. To solve this problem,

The SmartSearchWP plugin has been designed to have minimal impact on the performance of your WordPress site. Here are some key points to consider:

At present, there is no specific captcha to prevent unwanted requests to the chatbot. That said, the field for submitting a question to the chatbot

To display the site-side chatbot with SmartSearchWP, follow these steps: Step 1: Activate SmartSearchWP 1. Log in to your WordPress dashboard. 2. Look for “SmartSearchWP”

Before contacting support, please consult the FAQ and ask our chatbot about your problem. If you still need support, please visit the following page: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/smartsearchwp/

Step 1: Check your email Step 2: Access WordPress recovery mode Step 3: Deactivate the plugin Step 4: Diagnose the error

You may encounter this error in the chatbot despite having entered your chatGPT API key correctly. The most likely reason is that you have no

In fact, when you run out of OPENAI requests during the embeding process, you need to regenerate them. To do this, edit the content page

Step 1 Download and install the SmartSearchWP plugin Step 2 Setting up SmartSearchWP Step 3 Configure search contexts Define the pages to be included: Step

Step 1 Access SmartSearchWP settings Step 2 Configure search contexts Step 3 Testing the chatbot

Of course! Here’s how to get the SmartSearchWP chatbot to consider a specific page in context: Step 1 Access SmartSearchWP settings Step 2 Configure search

Yes, the SmartSearchWP plugin can be used to search a local WordPress website, as long as your local site is connected to the Internet and

No, unfortunately, the plugin is specifically designed to be integrated into WordPress sites.