search-into-subcategories vs Search Analytics for WP

Search Analytics for WP will keep history of the search terms used by your users and group them in a set of statistics including the number of posts resulted from that search term. It can easily aid you in finding what your users are really searching for on your website and make sure you provide exactly what they need. Help and/or ideas are greatly appreciated! You can contribute to the GitHub repository: Search Analytics for WP NOTE: Search Analytics for WP stores all the statistics in your WordPress database. No info is sent to third-party services! Features Record all the search queries made using the standard WordPress search form. Exclude searches made by users with certain user roles or with certain IP addresses Exclude duplicate searches made in certain conditions Choose which user roles are allowed to see the statistics Filter statistics by time periods, with/without results, strings/substrings View each term individual statistics Export data in the current view to CSV Easily delete certain search terms from history Easily erase all history from the database in case a reset is needed Easily erase history older than in case a general cleanup is needed Dashboard widget for a quick glance over your last week’s search stats Multisite compatible Country Geolocation Display search statistics on the front of your website using shortcodes

For Demo go here http://codescar.eu/projects/search-into-subcategories Search-Into-Subcategories plugin allows you to make a select-search shortcode for your own categories. You can use if everywhere you want and make a tree structure for your categories. [search-into-subcategories] Arguments you can pass: parent_category Default is 0 You can list only sub categories of the category id you give here. With 0 lists alla categories max_depth Default is 2 How many subcategories (children of the parent_category) to display, at least 1. search_input Default is 1 Display a text input for search. (You can turn it off with 0 value) labels Default is Labels for the inputs. Give them in the order you want with '|' as separator. example: Category1|Category2|Text search_text Default is Search The text to display in search button. hide_empty Default is 1 Hide categories without content, set to 0 to display all! exclude Default is Category IDs to exclude from listing. Separate them with ','. Example: 6,7,13 show_date_ranges Default is 0 Show from/to date ranges to filter publish date. Set it to 1 to use it. dates_format Default is DD-MM-YYYY It requires the show_date_ranges to be enabled. It uses Pikaday JS Library (a small one) to create a datepicker and manage the date formatting. (If you use spaces into the format, wrap it into single quotes 'like this'). (The formatting is generated by momentJS https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/ ) custom_field Default is null List of custom meta-fields to search in (it will create a new input for every meta-field. ( Use , as separator, example: field1,meta_key,etc ) custom_field_labels Default is null List for labels in custom meta fields text input. (Use | as separator, example: name1|name2|etc) custom_post_types Default is null Post type to filter results posts_per_page Default is null Set result page posts per page custom_taxonomy Default is category Set custom taxonomy to walk. Example: [search-into-subcategories parent_category=0 max_depth=3 search_input=1 labels=cat1|cat2|cat3|Text search_text=Find hide_empty=0 exclude=7,6 show_date_ranges=1 custom_field=author,my_custom custom_field_labels=Author|Custom custom_post_types=documents posts_per_page=10 custom_taxonomy=my_taxonomy dates_format=YYYY-MM-DD]