Make any search on your website much more relevant, quicker and user-friendly than the default Magento search tools with this complete suite of Elasticsearch extensions.
Provide a super fast and accurate search experience for your customers
Smartly provide instant and accurate search results to your customers and offer them a better search experience with the Elasticsearch Suite for Magento 2!
What’s in the autocomplete?
Products — Convert more visitors into customers by offering instant refinable search results.
Categories — Bring your customers to a wider range of products by adding categories in the search.
CMS Pages — Give something extra: provide search results on your CMS pages right into the autocomplete.
Enriched search results
Show more/less Give the user the freedom to expand or not the filters.
Results quantity Show the number of results by attribute.
Filter sorting Choose how filters are sorted: default, alphabetically, or number of results
Boosted product visibility
Weight — Control which products are highlighted in the search results by assigning weight to them.
Did you mean? — Don't lose sales just because of a spelling mistake, propose search terms suggestions.
Enhanced autocomplete
Extended sorting Allow sorting products by relevance, price, ratings, or any sortable attribute.
Keywords highlight Emphasize keywords in the search results.
Search results available anywhere Make search results available from any page of your shop.
SEO Optimization
Generate SEO-optimized URLs that are readable by search engines. Control which filtered pages will be crawled by search engines and avoid indexing pages that are not relevant with the No Index, No Follow option.
Cross-device tools
Fully responsive Offer an optimized mobile website experience to users with the Suite, designed to be responsive on all devices.
Multi-theme skin The Suite only requires a few efforts to easily adapt to any Magento theme.
Successful UX on Search results and Category pages
Convert more visitors into customers thanks to optimized search results and product listing pages.
Enriched layered navigation
Instant refresh — The filters are updated in real-time according to the filters selected by the customer.
Layers option filters — Offer unique search speed to each user thanks to the text field filter.
Sticky Layers — Enable sticky layers for the category and search results pages.
Practical price filter
Effective slider Allow your customers to drag and drop the cursor on the slider in order to filter price ranges as they need.
Accurate input boxes Add input boxes below the slider to allow customers to filter products by typing any specific price value.
Horizontal/Vertical navigation
Organize the navigation as you want and add top/left/right layers in the Category and Search results pages.
Accurate filters
Adaptable content — Adapt displayed filters to the situation, not only to the available data.
Relevant information — Offer smoother and more relevant navigation by avoiding displaying too much information.
Enhanced product listing
Extended sorting Allow sorting products by relevance, price, ratings, or any sortable attribute.
Keywords highlight Emphasize keywords in the search results.
Seamless user-interface
Custom Look & Feel — Customize the look and feel from your Magento back-office.
Fast AJAX cart — Avoid reloading the page when adding a product to the cart.
Additional Buttons — Add "Add to cart/wish-list/compare", "Email to a friend" buttons.
Intuitive breadcrumbs — Create a better UX and improve crawlability using breadcrumbs.
Products display — Choose to present your products in a list or in a grid.
Infinite Scroll — Give the best infinite scrolling experience to your customers.
Configurable image — Display the product images that best match the search.
More product details — Display product options: ratings, configurable attributes.
Relevant search results
Search terms synonyms — Take into account synonyms in the search and help customers while shopping on your store.
Enhanced Search Terms — Make your search box more intelligent and enrich your Magento search terms.
Elasticsearch possibilities fully exploited
The Suite uses the power of Elasticsearch to centralize the storage of your data and ensure very high relevance and analyzes as powerful as scalable.
Content
The Elasticsearch suite is a package of 3 Elasticsearch extensions:
Enhanced Autocomplete User-friendly autocomplete including relevant results on products, CMS pages, categories, and search suggestions
Multifaceted Autocomplete Multi-faceted autocomplete including filterable attributes, products sorting, and many display options
Advanced Layered Navigation Powerful set of search tools to enhance the navigation in your categories and search results pages
With the above extensions, the Elasticsearch suite will make any search on your website much more relevant, quicker, and user-friendly than the default Magento 2 search tools.
Install the Elasticsearch server
Elasticsearch is a real-time distributed search and analytics engine that allows you to explore your data very quickly. It is used for full-text search, structured search, analytics, and all three in combination.
And it packages up all this functionality into a standalone server that your application can talk to via a simple RESTful API, using a web client from your favorite programming language, or even from the command line.
The Elasticsearch Suite will allow you to make the link between the search and analytics engine and Magento 2.
You can find more information on the product here:
As Elastic advises, "the easiest way to understand what Elasticsearch can do for you is to play with it".
To be able to use the Elasticsearch Suite and reach the server, you first need to have a recent version of Java. You can easily install the latest version of Java from www.java.com.
Then you can install and run the Elasticsearch engine following the below steps.
To run Elasticsearch, open a console, and run the following command:
cd elasticsearch-<version>
./bin/elasticsearch
If you’re running Elasticsearch on Windows, simply run:
bin\elasticsearch.bat
Test Elasticsearch
You can easily test if the Elasticsearch engine is reached by trying to access http://localhost:9200/?pretty or by opening a new terminal window and running the following:
curl 'http://localhost:9200/?pretty'
You should then get:
You now have an Elasticsearch node up and running.
You can also check the official documentation to install Elasticsearch.
How to use the Enhanced Autocomplete extension?
You can enable the Enhanced Autocomplete extension in: StoreS › Wyomind › Enhanced Autocomplete
Once the extension is enabled, you can configure the autocomplete box as you want.
Debug mode
You have the possibility to enable debug mode.
When it is enabled, a toolbox will be displayed on the frontend with the below information:
Infinite scroll?: have the products been loaded via the infinite scroll?
Cache?: the module offers a cache for the current page. If the request is cached, the server will not be called and the response will be faster Yes = the result comes from the cache. No = the result doesn't come from the cache. The cache is reset when the page is reloaded.
Elasticsearch?: it is the contrary of "cache?". Are the results coming from the Elasticsearch server or not? Yes = the request has been sent to the ELS server and the results are coming from ELS. No = the results were cached.
PHP time: it is the execution time of the PHP code (including requests to the ELS server).
Request time: it is the total execution time of the Ajax request to retrieve the products (including "PHP Time").
Rendering Time: it is the time needed to render the products on the page ("Request Time" not included).
Total time: it is the time required for the Ajax request and the rendering of the products.
Enable Template Hints: to display the templates used for rendering the page by the module.
Show last request data: to show the results of the last query (ESL or cached). It contains an explanation of why and how some products score higher than others.
Configure the autocomplete box
The Enhanced autocomplete extension offers many features to configure the display as you want.
Enable the "All results" link
You can enable the "All Results" link in the autocomplete box. This will redirect to the search results page.
Enable the highlight
With Enhanced Autocomplete, you have the possibility to enable the search terms highlight so that search terms can be underlined in the search results data.
Define your labels
With the Enhanced Autocomplete extension, you can define your own labels for:
"All Results" link {{term}} can be used to be replaced by the search term in the label.
See all results for <b>{{term}}</b> >>
"Did you mean?" section
Do you mean?
"Products" section
Products
"No product found"
No product found
"Categories" section
Categories
"No category found"
No category found
"Pages" section
Page
"No page found"
No page found
Enable the Did you mean feature
The extension comes with the Did you mean feature. This provides alternative suggestions when users may have misspelled a search term.
The Did you mean feature can be enabled in:
the autocomplete box
the search results page
Also, you can limit the number of suggestions displayed in the autocomplete box.
Configure the results displayed in the autocomplete box
The Enhanced Autocomplete extension allows you to make the products, the categories, and also the CMS pages searchable in the autocomplete box.
You can define your preferences from: StoreS › Wyomind › Enhanced Autocomplete › Product/Category/CMS
Product
You can enable the products in the autocomplete box and limit the number of results displayed.
Below, only products are enabled in the autocomplete box.
Category
Categories can be displayed in:
the autocomplete box
the search results page: displayed in the left column
For each one, you can limit the number of results displayed.
Also, you have the choice to display or hide that section when there is no category found.
Below, products and categories are enabled in the autocomplete box.
CMS page
Your CMS pages can be enabled in:
the autocomplete box
the search results page: displayed in the left column
For each one, you can limit the number of results displayed.
Also, you have the choice to display or hide that section when there is no CMS page found.
Below, products, categories, and CMS pages are enabled in the autocomplete box.
How to use the Multifaceted Autocomplete extension
You can enable the Multifaceted Autocomplete extension in: StorES › Wyomind › Multifaceted Autocomplete
Once the extension is enabled, you will be able to configure the display settings as you want.
Debug mode
You have the possibility to enable debug mode.
When it is enabled, a toolbox will be displayed on the frontend with the below information:
Infinite scroll?: have the products been loaded via the infinite scroll?
Cache?: the module offers a cache for the current page. If the request is cached, the server will not be called and the response will be faster Yes = the result comes from the cache. No = the result doesn't come from the cache. The cache is reset when the page is reloaded.
Elasticsearch?: it is the contrary of "cache?". Are the results coming from the Elasticsearch server or not? Yes = the request has been sent to the ELS server and the results are coming from ELS. No = the results were cached.
PHP time: it is the execution time of the PHP code (including requests to the ELS server).
Request time: it is the total execution time of the Ajax request to retrieve the products (including "PHP Time").
Rendering Time: it is the time needed to render the products on the page ("Request Time" not included).
Total time: it is the time required for the Ajax request and the rendering of the products.
Enable Template Hints: to display the templates used for rendering the page by the module.
Show last request data: to show the results of the last query (ESL or cached). It contains an explanation of why and how some products score higher than others.
Update Search Terms
You can update "Search Term" information when a search is performed from the autocomplete form.
You will then find the updated search terms in: Marketing › SEO & Search › Search Terms
Enable Redirection
You can also enable redirection when only one product is found.
Then, if only one product is found during the search, the customer will be automatically redirected to the product page when pressing the Enter button.
Configure the autocomplete box
The Multifaceted Autocomplete extension offers many options to configure the display as you want.
Define the Minimal Query Length to know from how many characters to start the search in the autocomplete and below how many characters the search terms are ignored from: Stores › Settings › Configuration › Catalog › Catalog › Catalog Search
Define your own labels
With the Multifaceted Autocomplete extension, you can define your own labels for:
Search by
Clear all This is the link to remove all applied filters.
X products found {{nbItems}} can be used to be replaced by the total number of products found.
{{nbItems}} products found
Your search
No more product
The Multifaceted Autocomplete extension allows you to enhance your autocomplete box with attribute filters.
Add layers in the autocomplete box
For each layer, you can:
Add as many attributes as you want by clicking on the + icon.
Use drag and drop to define the order of each filter.
Choose the filterable attribute.
Define if filters are Closed by default or not.
Show results count for each attribute or not.
Show More/Less option for each attribute.
When the Show More/Less option is enabled, you can configure the number of values to display.
Filter the options (Input filter: not available for categories, price, reviews, swatch).
Delete the attribute from the filters.
Layers Update
You have the possibility to refresh the filters according to those that are already selected.
When that option is enabled, you can define how the unavailable filters are displayed:
Disabled The values with no product matching will be displayed but won't be available for selection.
Hidden The values with no product matching will be hidden.
Price Sliders
If enabled, it displays input boxes below the slider to allow customers to filter products by typing any price value.
Enable breadcrumb
If Breadcrumb is enabled, the path of the filters used to get the current product listing will be displayed in the autocomplete box.
Configure your products listing
For the autocomplete box, the Multifaceted Autocomplete extension allows you to enable each below option separately:
Display an "Add to cart" button The product will be added inside the autocomplete using Ajax, without reloading the page.
Display configurable attributes The customer can choose the configurable options before adding the product to the cart.
Display an "Add to wishlist" button: Wish List must be enabled in: Stores › Settings › Configuration › Customers › Wish List
Display an "Add to compare" button
Display an "Email to a friend" button
Display ratings
Highlight
When search terms highlight is enabled, search terms will be highlighted in the search results data.
"Back to Top" link
When enabled, a "back-to-top" link will be added in the autocomplete box when scrolling down.
Grid/List switcher
When the grid/list switcher is enabled, you can choose the default mode:
Grid
List
Sorting
You can enable products sorting in the autocomplete box. If enabled, it gives the possibility to sort products depending on the customers' ratings.
How to use the Advanced Layered Navigation extension
You can enable the Advanced Layered Navigation extension in: StoreS › Wyomind › Elasticsearch › Layered Navigation
Debug mode
You also have the possibility to enable debug mode.
When it is enabled, a toolbox will be displayed on the frontend with the below information:
Infinite scroll?: have the products been loaded via the infinite scroll?
Cache?: the module offers a cache for the current page. If the request is cached, the server will not be called and the response will be faster Yes = the result comes from the cache. No = the result doesn't come from the cache. The cache is reset when the page is reloaded.
Elasticsearch?: it is the contrary of "cache?". Are the results coming from the Elasticsearch server or not? Yes = the request has been sent to the Elasticsearch server and the results are coming from Elasticsearch. No = the results were cached.
PHP time: it is the execution time of the PHP code (including requests to the Elasticsearch server).
Request time: it is the total execution time of the Ajax request to retrieve the products (including "PHP Time").
Rendering Time: it is the time needed to render the products on the page ("Request Time" not included).
Total time: it is the time required for the Ajax request and the rendering of the products.
Enable Template Hints: to display the templates used for rendering the page by the module.
Show last request data: to show the results of the last query (Elasticsearch or cached). It contains an explanation of why and how some products score higher than others.
URLs settings
Once the extension is enabled, define the URLs settings.
Enable attribute codes in the generated URLs
If enabled, attribute codes will be added as keys in the generated URLs for the filters.
Note that the category, rating, and price filters cannot be interpreted when the option is disabled and that using identical values for distinct attributes may provide inconsistent results.
URL format You can define the URL format on Native or Mageworx.
Configure the display settings. Advanced Layered Navigation offers you two methods of rendering for the product listing pages:
Full Elasticsearch template engine When enabled, the product listing will be displayed faster than when using the native Magento template engine. However, it may require some customizations to be fully compatible with your custom theme.
Magento native template engine The Magento native template engine is used to load the listing of the products. Rendering is fully compatible with custom themes.
Define your labels
With the Advanced Layered Navigation extension, you can define or translate your own labels for each store view.
"Search by" This is the title of the filters column.
"Clear all" This is the link to remove all applied filters.
Number of items in current page Only used when the infinite scroll is disabled. {{from}}, {{to}, {{nbItems}} can be used to be replaced in the label.
Items {{from}}-{{to}} of {{nbItems}}
Per page dropdown label Only used when the infinite scroll is disabled. {{control}} can be used to be replaced by the size of page selector, otherwise, the size of page selector will be added after the label.
Show {{control}} items per page
"Sort by" It is used before the sorting dropdown.
When the infinite scroll is enabled, you can also change the labels for:
Number of items in the list Only used when the infinite scroll is activated. {{nbItems}} can be used to be replaced by the number of items in the label.
{{nbItems}} items
"End of list" Only used when the infinite scroll is activated. This is displayed at the end of the product listing.
No more product
Configure the Category and Search Results pages
With Advanced Layered Navigation, you can independently enhance your Category and Search Results pages with an advanced search from: StoreS › Wyomind › Advanced Layered Navigation › Settings › Display Settings › Category/Search Results Page
Configure your products listing
For the Category and Search Results pages, you can enable each below option separately:
Update the search results page automatically from the search box For the search pages only. If enabled, the search form autocomplete will be disabled and the product listing will be automatically refreshed according to the new search terms.
Update "Search Term" information when a search is performed from the search form For the search pages only.
You can also update "Search Term" information when a search is performed from the search form. You will then find the updated search terms in: Marketing › SEO & Search › Search Terms
Enable Ajax Cart Instead of reloading the page when adding a product to the cart, the process is done in the background and a notification appears when the product is added to the cart.
Display an "Add to compare" button An "Add to compare button" will be displayed for each product.
Enable "Sort by ratings" When enabled, it will be possible to sort products depending on the customers' ratings.
Enable the Highlight
Enable search terms highlight. If enabled, search terms will be highlighted in the search results data.
Note that the highlight is only available in the Search Results page.
Enable the Infinite Scroll
The Infinite Scroll can be enabled in Category and Search Results pages. When enabled, you need to define the:
Infinite Scroll step It is the number of items to load at each infinite scroll step.
10 items
Automatic infinite Scroll If enabled, the next step of the Infinite Scroll will be loaded when reaching the bottom of the page. Else, a button will allow you to Load more products.
Infinite Scroll offset from bottom It is the distance in pixel from the bottom of the page that triggers the Infinite Scroll loading.
600
Display "End of list" message? Display a message at the end of the list or not.
Add layers to your pages
The Advanced Layered Navigation extension allows you to add as many attribute filters as you need on the top, left, or right side of your Category and Search Results pages.
Define the layers update
You can first choose to Hide filters with only one value.
You also have the possibility to refresh the filters according to those that are already selected.
When that option is enabled, you can define how the unavailable filters are displayed:
Disabled The values with no product matching will be displayed but won't be available for selection.
Hidden The values with no product matching will be hidden.
Finally, you will have to choose the filters options sorting method between:
Native: The values will be sorted according to the configuration of the attribute.
Alphabetical: The values will be sorted according to alphabetical order.
Count: The values will be sorted according to the number of results for each option.
Filters state
Choose if you want to enable or disable Breadcrumbs.
If Breadcrumbs are enabled, the path of the filters used to get the current product listing will be displayed.
When Breadcrumbs are disabled, each selected filter will be displayed as below:
If Breadcrumbs are disabled, you'll have the possibility to merge selected values for the same attribute.
Enable price input boxes
If enabled, it displays input boxes below the slider to allow customers to filter products by typing any price value.
Enable layers on Top / Left / Right / Mobile
The Advanced Layered Navigation extension allows you to add layers in your Category and Search Results pages. You can:
Enable top layer
Enable left column layer
Enable right column layer
The mobile layer is enabled by default:
For each layer, you can:
Add as many attributes as you want by clicking on the + icon.
Use drag and drop to define the order of each filter.
Choose the filterable attribute.
Define if filters are Closed by default or not.
Show results count for each attribute or not.
Show More/Less option for each attribute.
When the Show More/Less option is enabled, you can configure the number of values to display.
Filter the options (Input filter: not available for categories, price, reviews, swatch)
Update Browser URL so that the browser URL can be updated according to the selected filters' options. For example: In the Fitness equipment category, a user selects the red and blue options of the color filter, the URL will be:
These URLs can allow users to access the page with the filters already selected.
Define the attribute on No Index, No follow in order to avoid indexing pages that are not relevant. No Index, No follow is not linked to Update browser URL. If the option is enabled, no link is generated for the filters' options and the search engines won't be able to follow the link with the selected options.
Delete the attribute from the filters.
For each layer, you have the possibility to enable floating layers. If enabled, the left/right layers block will scroll with the page content.
Configure each category page independently
By default, each category page uses the configuration you have defined in: Stores › Wyomind › Advanced Layered Navigation › Settings › Display Settings › Category Page
Attention, you won't be able to edit the layers' configuration if, from the Display Settings tab of the category, Display Mode is set to Static block only, or Anchor is set to No.
Duplicate the layers configuration
You can quickly apply the same layers' configuration to your category by duplicating the configuration from another category.
This will apply the same configuration to the category you're editing.
Apply layers configuration to sub-categories
You also have the possibility to apply the current layers' configuration to all sub-categories.
The layers' configuration of the subcategories will be replaced by the layers' configuration of the category you're editing.
Note that this operation can take a long time.
Enable layers on Top / Left / Right / Mobile for the category page
Advanced Layered Navigation allows you to configure each category page with specific layered navigation.
For that, go to a category page from: Catalog › Categories
From the category page, you can go to the Advanced Layered Navigation section.
You have the possibility to switch the Use Store Config option to No and to enable Top / Left / Right / Mobile layers.
Leave the Use Store Config and Enable options to No if you don't want to apply any layered navigation to a category page.
You can now add the layers you want for that category.
Configure the Elasticsearch Core
You can configure the Elasticsearch Core according to your needs in the Magento configuration from: StoreS › Wyomind › Elasticsearch Core
Enable the logs / debug
The extension comes with logs in order to help you to check the frontend requests, the indexation, and the Elasticsearch server status.
Note that the debug mode depends on the IPs authorized in your Magento configuration.
Enable request log
A log file is created for the frontend requests: var/log/Wyomind_ElasticsearchCore_Frontend_Requests.log
Enable indexation log
A log file is created for the reindexation process: var/log/Wyomind_ElasticsearchCore_Indexation.log
Enable client log
A log file is created for the Elasticsearch client calls: var/log/Wyomind_ElasticsearchCore_Client.log
Enable Elasticsearch Server status log
A log file is created for the Elasticsearch Server status: var/log/Wyomind_ElasticsearchCore_Server_Status.log
Receive a backend notification when the server fails
When the Elasticsearch Server status log is enabled, you can enable and define your own configuration for the backend notification subject and content.
Note that you have the possibility to use variables in the notification content:
{{store_id}} Store ID
{{code}} Store code
{{name}} Store name
{{server_version}} Elasticsearch Server version
{{servers}} Servers
Receive a mail notification when the server fails
When the Elasticsearch Server status log is enabled, you can enable and define your own configuration for the email notification.
Note that you have the possibility to use variables in the email content:
{{store_id}} Store ID
{{message}} Returned message
{{server_status}} Elasticsearch Server status
{{server_version}} Elasticsearch Server version
Configure the server settings
You can configure the general Elasticsearch settings.
Elasticsearch Server version
Here will be displayed the version of the Elasticsearch server that you have installed.
6.3.2
Note that the version will be updated with the right value after having saved the config a first time or using a command line.
Servers
The servers must be written as host:port and separated with a comma. Follow this pattern for full available parameters. Check that your servers are correctly configured by clicking on TEST servers.
Verify Host
This is only used for https connection. You can set that option to No if you don't have a valid SSL certificate.
Connect Timeout
Number of seconds after a timeout occurs for every request.
5 seconds
Configure the indexing settings
Index Prefix
This is used to prefix index names in order to avoid potential collisions.
demo_m2_
Index Settings
Having more shards enhances the indexing performance and allows to distribute a big index across machines and having more replicas enhances the search performance and improves the cluster availability.
When clicking on Use system value, the default configuration is reinitiated.
Be careful when modifying this parameter. Write consistency (one, quorum, or all) must be considered in order to avoid timeout write action. More info here: Index settings properties reference
Analysis Settings
This is where you can define the analysis settings.
When clicking on Use system value, the default configuration is reinitiated.
Reindex in a temporary index and switch to it once finished. Especially useful for large product catalogs.
Automatically run indexers if invalidated
In some cases, you might need to reindex indexes automatically as it can take a lot of time. Then you can choose to automatically run indexers via a cron task when they are invalidated.
A notification is displayed in the header of Magento when indexes are invalidated.
Check the status of the indexes from: System › Wyomind Elasticsearch Core › Manage Indexes
Configure the search settings
Query Operator
By default, it is set to AND. You may have fewer results with the AND operator but they’ll be more relevant.
"digital camera" is translated to "digital AND camera" or "digital OR camera"
Enable Product Weight
This enables product weight modifier. It is only available for search results.
When product weight is enabled, you can assign a weight to any product from the backend product page in the Elasticsearch tab.
Use parent images
By enabling this option, when a product (configurable or bundle) is found from the data of a child product, then the parent product images will be used instead of the child product images.
Return available products first?
Enable this option to return the products available for purchase before the products not available.
Configure the entities settings
You can configure the indexing of the attributes more finely.
Open each group of attributes using the arrow.
Find all the attributes grouped by type.
When fields are grayed out, it means that the attribute is indexed by default by the module. To be able to modify the searchable option, the attribute must be indexable.
For an attribute to be searchable it must be indexed. To be able to modify all of the following options, the attribute must be searchable.
You can boost each attribute you are indexing by assigning them a weight from 1 to 10.
Note that 10 is the highest weight.
You can start matching results from the first 1 to 5 characters.
You can start matching results from the last 1 to 5 characters.
The analyzer defines the way in which the content of the attributes will be analyzed. You have the choice between several analyzers.
Note that the automatic mode is suitable in most cases.
You have the possibility to enable the approximative search for each attribute and choose the fuzzyness level:
0: the number of possible errors is 0 whatever the size of the search word 1: the number of possible errors is 1 whatever the size of the search word 2: the number of possible errors is 2 whatever the size of the search word AUTO: generates an edit distance based on the length of the term. Should generally be the preferred value.
For the AUTO mode, the length of the words has an impact on the edit distance:
0..2: must match exactly 3..5: one edit allowed >5: two edits allowed
When the Product Search is enabled, the products are indexed in Elasticsearch.
You can define the image size in pixels.
50px
The images will be used in the autocomplete with Enhanced Autocomplete and Multifaceted Autocomplete.
Then, select and configure the attributes that are searchable.
Product Name SKU Color Description Gender Manufacturer
Attention, after having selected the attributes, indexes are invalidated. According to your configuration, they will be automatically reindexed by cron task, or you'll have to manually reindex them.
Configure the frontend design
You have the possibility to define your preferences for the colors and the display.
Loader Image
Choose the image you want to display when categories and search pages are loading. It can be:
jpg
jpeg
gif
png
Primary color
Used for the main elements.
Secondary color
Generally used for highlighting search terms in the search results.
Background primary color
Generally used as the products listing background.
Background secondary color
Generally used as the secondary entities listing and layers background.
The Test Search is equivalent to the frontend search with debug info. This allows you to control how the search will work with the Elasticsearch Core configuration.
You can access the Test Search page from: System › Wyomind Elasticsearch core › Test Search
You can configure:
Search term Add the term you want to search.
Results limit Define a limit for the number of results displayed.
Storeview Choose the store view from where you want to run the search.
Customer Group Choose the customer group to search from. Useful to control the product prices for a specific customer group.
After that, you can click on Search.
A grid will display the results for your search.
When clicking on Show details, you should get more details about the results.
This is particularly useful to know everything that is returned in the search.
The explanation field explains how the score is calculated and why the product appears first in the search results.
Test Analyzers
As our module offers the possibility to create your own analyzers, it is important to be able to test them.
You can access the Test Analyzers page from: System › Wyomind Elasticsearch core › Test Analyzers
Add your code in the Custom Analyzers field, select the Built-in Analyzers you want to test, and add a Test phrase.
Click on Run Tests.
The result of the analyzer will be displayed in the table below.
Below are some examples:
whitespace: will analyze by separating words with spaces
standard: will separate words with spaces, apostrophes, chevrons ... and remove HTML tags to keep only useful content
Manage the indexes
You have the possibility to get more information and to manage your indexes directly from the table in: System › Wyomind ELasticsearch Core › Manage Indexes
The indexes are automatically updated after the below actions:
Add / Edit / Delete a product The product is updated at the product index level.
Add / Edit / Delete a CMS page The CMS page is updated at the CMS index level.
Add / Edit / Delete a category The category is updated at the category index level.
Category products list update The category is updated at the category index level and the products previously and currently linked to the category are updated.
Review added to a product The product rating is updated at the product index level.
Indexer
There are 3 types of index:
category
cms
products
Description
In the Description column, when clicking on More information, you can see:
demo_m2_default_category It is the name of the index at the Elasticsearch server level under the below format:
the prefix + the storeview code + the index type
36 documents It means that 36 categories are indexed.
14,77 kB It is the size of the index on the disk.
View Mapping When clicking on View Mapping, a popup should open and display the mapping data.
Last Update
The last time the index has been run will be recorded in the Last Update column.
Last action state
The last action state will be recorded in this column. You can also see the number of entities that were indexed by hovering the mouse over the status.
When running an index, a progress bar will display its status and some information about the indexing process.
Status
From the Status column, you can see if the indexes are valid of invalidated.
According to your configuration, indexes will be automatically reindexed by cron task, or you'll have to manually reindex them.
Action
From the Action column, you can choose to:
Flush the index: this will empty, reset the index.
Run the index: this will fully reindex the entities.
Run via cron: this will trigger the cron task to run the selected index.
-s storecode or --store storecode The code of the store view for which to re-index data.
Note that this parameter is unique, you can’t add many store codes.
To reindex all types for the store view which code is “storefr”:
When running an index, a progress bar will display its status and some information about the indexing process.
Note that this will be logged in Wyomind_ElasticsearchCore_Indexation.log.
Manage your search results
Like the product attributes, you can assign weight to your products directly.
Give weight to your products
Assign weight to products
To boost your products in the search results, you can give them a weight. For this, go in: Catalog › Products
There, edit a product you want to showcase.
In the Wyomind Elasticsearch Core tab, you can define the weight from 1 to 10.
Note that 10 is the highest weight. The higher the weight, the more the product will appear first in the search results.
This is only possible when the Product weight option is enabled in the Elasticsearch Core configuration.
Ignore products in the indexation
You have the possibility to ignore products in the indexation process. For this, go in: Catalog › Products
There, edit a product you want to ignore.
In the Wyomind Elasticsearch Core tab, you can switch the Ignore the product for indexation option to Yes.
When changing this value, a full reindex must be run (manually or using the CLI).
Manage the synonyms in your search results
The extension takes into account the synonyms in the search.
Create groups of synonyms
You can create new groups of synonyms from: Marketing › Seo & Search › Search Synonyms
For example, if you create the list of synonyms:
shoes,footwear
This means that when searching for "orange shoes", the extension will search:
orange shoes orange footwear
If other synonyms are defined such as:
red,orange,yellow
In that case, the extension will search:
red shoes red footwear orange shoes orange footwear yellow shoes yellow footwear
All the corresponding products will then be displayed in the same list.
FAQ
Pre-sales informations
Magento versions supported by Elasticsearch® Suite
This extension works with Magento Community Edition and also Magento Enterprise Edition. To know if Elasticsearch® Suite is compatible with your Magento version, please check the Compatibility tab.
Magento Open Source vs Magento Commerce vs Magento Commerce Cloud
Magento offers three variations of its product.
As their names have changed over the past few years, here is a recap:
Magento Open Source: previously Magento Community Edition (CE), is a free and non-hosted e-commerce platform.
Magento Commerce: previously Magento Enterprise (EE), is the paid version of Magento and offers support services.
Magento Commerce Cloud: is the paid version of Magento and offers support and hosting services.
Elasticsearch servers compatible with this extension
Refer to the below table to know which server is compatible with your version of Elasticsearch:
Module wyomind/elasticsearchcore
Magento
Elasticsearch server
v2
v5
v6
v7
v8
v2.x / v3.x
v2.1.x / v2.2.x
x
x
x
v4.x / v5.x / v6.x / v7.x
v2.3.x
x
x
x
x
v8.x
v2.4.x
x
x
x
x
x
License and domains
License validity
A license is valid for an unlimited period of time on one single installation
If you're using more than one installation, you will have to buy a separate license for each instance.
if you're running several domains on a same installation, you will need only one license for all of them.
Although your license doesn’t have a limited period of validity, your Support & Upgrade period does. By purchasing a module, you’ll be granted a 12-month support period for free. Passed this period, you will have to pay for a new one (see FAQ: Extend your Support period)
Domains pre-registration
You can pre-register your live domain to your license in advance.
Thanks to this option, you'll be able to get the module ready to use on your domain before it goes live.
To pre-register your production domain:
Go to: mY account › Licenses & DOwnloads
Click on the Settings icon next to the module you want your domain to pre-register on.
Click on the link at the bottom of the page saying: Do you want to pre-register your domain in order to be ready to go live?
Finally, enter your domain name and click on pre-register now .
Testing environments
One license is valid for an unlimited period of time on one installation only. However, it is possible to extend or transfer your license in 2 cases:
If you would like to add your testing environments to your license. In that case, it is possible to extend your license to an unlimited number of domains for free. For mywebsite-staging.com or mywebsite-dev.com
If you want to transfer your license to another live domain. In that case, the Support & Upgrade period for your license must still be active.
To be able to use Elasticsearch® Suite on both your production and testing environments, follow the instructions below:
Install Elasticsearch® Suite on your environment. (see FAQ: Modules installation in Magento or in WooCommerce)
Activate the license. (see FAQ: Licenses activation in Magento or in WooCommerce)
Also, if you are managing a large amount of domains, please contact us so that we can automatically whitelist these domains.
Modules versioning and download
Extensions download
In order to download Elasticsearch® Suite, log into your Wyomind account:
Go to: my account › Licenses & downloads
Click on the settings icon next to Elasticsearch® Suite.
A new window opens.
Click on the download icon.
Only the latest extension version released within your Support & Upgrade period is available. In order to get the very latest extension version make sure your Support & Upgrade plan is up to date.
Modules upgrade
When purchasing a module from wyomind.com, you benefit from 12 months of upgrade. Within this period you can at any time download the latest version of the module directly from your account.
To upgrade Elasticsearch® Suite, follow the steps below:
Go to: my account › Licenses & Downloads
Click on the settings icon next to Elasticsearch® Suite.
Click on the download icon.
Install the new version of Elasticsearch® Suite in your Magento admin or your WooCommerce back-office.
Prerequisites, Installation, Activation
Elastisearch installation
To use Elasticsearch® Suite, you first need to have a recent version of Java installed and the Elasticsearch server running.
As the {{wyomind "Wyomind"}}{{elastic-ecommerce "Elastic-Ecommerce"}} extensions regularly check if the Elasticsearch server is available, in your Magento 2 installation, you must have a scheduled task up and running from the server side targeting the cron.php file.
For more information on the configuration of cron tasks in Magento 2, you can check their documentation.
Troubleshooting
The elastic.php file is not accessible on Magento Cloud
With Magento Cloud, the elastic.php cannot be copied to your website root and pubdirectories because the user does not have the necessary permissions to create these files.
To allow the file to be deployed, you must perform a setup: upgrade locally and manually add the elastic.php and pub/elastic.php files to the repository.
"script_score: the script could not be loaded" error
If you're getting the below error: script_score: the script could not be loaded
You need to edit the Elasticsearch server configuration elasticsearch.yml file such as below:
script.engine.groovy.inline.search: on
script.allowed_types: inline
script.allowed_contexts: search, update
Use of Elasticsearch® Suite with Mageplaza UltimateSEO
When using Elasticsearch® Suite with the UltimateSEO module from Mageplaza, this could cause an error 500.
For that, uncomment the below line from the elastic.php file available in Magento root directory:
User's reviews
KS
KGC Shop
Ecommerce Agency · Slovenia
★★★★★
Elasticsearch Suite is very powerful to boost magento with elasticsearch engine.
Elasticsearch Suite is an easy and powerful tool to implement Autocomplete search based on elasticsearch engine and custom Layered navigation to fit your needs. Depending on your theme, you will have to make some customization, in the search bar code block.
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Avinash
Ecommerce Agency · United States · User for 6 years
★★★★★
Elastic Search is Excellent.
Elastic is excellent to search within the inventory. It provides users a fast result. Also, it should work on live and beta domain both for testing. Currently it is only working on single domain, so this is bit of a issue.
C
Christoph
Merchant · Switzerland · User for 6 years
★★★★★
Perfect Search Suite!
We went using since a few years the Elasticsearch in our old store. Now, in our Mage 2 Store it was clear to use also a solution from WYOMIND. The Search Suite is a full package with great search, fast indexing and is easy to handle in the background. In one word? Perfect!
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Michael
United States · User for 6 years
★★★★★
Fast Layered Navigation
We were looking for a good way for customer to quickly navigate through product attributes (such as colors). The wyomind elastic suite has done this for us.
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Nedim
Merchant · Türkiye · User for 6 years
★★★★★
Serious Performance Improvement
Wyomind Elasticsearch Suite module gives Serious Performance Improvement for filter usage on M2 category pages and search result pages. It also supports multiselection on the filters for the same attribute level which the Smile Elasticsearch module is not supports. It is a must have module for high concurrent periods like black friday or other campaing periods.
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Andrew
Merchant · United States · User for 7 years
★★★★★
I would recommend Elasticsearch suite for Magento 2
Way better than the default Magento search. We have a pretty complex and unique M2 build but I have been happy with what Elasticsearch has helped us accomplish.
VH
Vicki Highfield
Merchant · United Kingdom · User for 6 years
★★★★★
Fantastic Extension
The Magento native search is so poor and the feedback we received from customers was that our search really let our website down. Implementing this search option has vastly improved the look and feel of our website and customer experience. The search promptly finds exact and related products for our customers and the time to basket is greatly reduced. We would really recommend this module to anyone looking to improve their Magento search functionality.
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Simon
Developer · United Kingdom · User for 7 years
★★★★★
Fantastic Extension
The search functionality has been invaluable on our site and enhanced the use experience. Finding products has become quick and easy
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Online For Equine
Merchant · United Kingdom · User for 6 years
★★★★★
Great product offering a super fast and accurate search experience for customers
The module is great to deliver instant search results for customers providing a better search experience. We found that our old search was very laggy and delivered inaccurate results, completely unrelated to what our customers were looking for. This module intelligently delivers customers accurate search results and finds products which are related to customer searches for an improved shopping experience.
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Spiral
Ecommerce Agency · United Kingdom · User for 7 years
★★★★★
Powerful functionality for a Magento 2 store
A powerful extension which gave us some much needed additional functionality for a Magento 2 store we were building. Initially we bought the cheaper individual modules but decided to get a refund and buy this one instead - it gives everything you need, and our dev team found it to be fast and reliable for searching.
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Irion
Merchant · Switzerland · User for 7 years
★★★★★
Extreme powerful extension!
This extension is well thought and does its job instantly - so the search of the shop is very very fast. Also the support. I really can tell that the support of wyomind is very fast and professional. The problems have been solved and even some extra wishes on customizations were done instantly without any additional charge. I can really recommend the company wyomind, their support team and of course this great extension!
Magento 2 Compatibility
Supported by our master extension versions
2.4.8
2.4.7
2.4.6
2.4.5
2.4.4
2.4.3
2.4.2
2.4.1
2.4
2.3.7
2.3.6
2.3.5
2.3.4
2.3.3
2.3.2
2.3.1
2.3
Supported by our legacy extension versions
2.2.11
2.2.10
2.2.9
2.2.8
2.2.7
2.2.6
2.2.5
2.2.4
2.2.3
2.2.2
2.2.1
2.2
2.1.18
2.1.17
2.1.16
2.1.15
2.1.14
2.1.13
2.1.12
2.1.11
2.1.10
2.1.9
2.1.8
2.1.7
2.1.6
2.1.5
2.1.4
2.1.3
2.1.2
2.1.1
Use cases
How merchants put Elasticsearch® Suite to work, step by step.