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Hi, I have registered a few test users as “I am a Man – Looking for a woman”, meaning all my users are men. When I go to the home page search box and search for “I am a woman – Looking for a man”, there are no results, zero. But when I search for “I am a Man – Looking for a woman”, I get the users retrieved. Shouldn’t this be the other way? When someone registers as “I am a Man – Looking for a woman” doesn’t that mean they want to be found in search “I am a woman – Looking for a man”? But it seems on your site that “I am a Man – Looking for a woman” means I want to be found by a person who is the same as me, “I am a Man – Looking for a woman”, which doesn’t reflect reality. Please have a look at this again and let me know whether there’s a bug or maybe I am just not able to understand what’s going on. Thanks
Hello, mabe you have set the wrong gender in those users, can you share admin credentials so i can check it out?
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Hello, fixed, you didnt select the complementary matching fields in Sweetdate > Buddypress, search works now 🙂
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