Refine your new search engine by adding your website, or any website(s) to the search.
Click on the “Custom Search Endpoint” button to go to your endpoint page.
Make note of your “Primary Key” and “Custom Configuration ID”.
In your WordPress dashboard, activate “Bing Custom Search for WordPress”.
Go to the “Bing Search” settings page and fill in all the fields. You will need your “Key and Custom Config” from step 5.
Save your settings and start using your search as you normally do.
FAQ
What does this plugin do?
This plugin replaces your default WordPress search, with search results from Bing.
Are there any known issues with certain hosts?
WP Engine: turn off object caching (the setting can be found in the WP Engine dashboard).
Do I need to modify my theme or use a shortcode?
Nope. This plugin takes over the search functionality of your theme. You just have to activate and follow the installation instructions to set up an account at Microsoft.
I’ve enabled Bing Statistics but I’m not seeing any data coming through.
If you have a custom endpoint, use that in the plugin setting screen in place of the default endpoint.
Changelog
2.6.3
Really remove Freemius
2.6
Remove Freemius
2.4
FIXED: Security fix
2.3
UPDATE: Freemius SDK
2.2
ENHANCEMENT: Add setting field for custom endpoints
2.1.1
UPDATE: Focus query on search results only.
2.1.0
ENHANCEMENT: If we have no Bing results return no results.
2.0.7
FIXED: Now checks Bing response code properly.
2.0.6
Code refactor
2.0.5
UPDATE: Freemius SDK
2.0.4
UPDATE: fix notice
2.0.3
NEW: add uninstall.php
UPDATE: fix notices
2.0.2
UPDATE: Language updates: he_IL, es_ES, fr_FR
2.0.1
UPDATE: If Bing error, show default WordPress search.
2.0.0
NEW: Use multiple searches with tabs
1.0.5
NEW: Add “wp-bing-search” body class when using Bing Custom Search
1.0.4
NEW: Integrate Freemius.
1.0.3
NEW: load_theme_compatibility function / wp_bing_search_theme_compatibility filter
NEW: Replace Author name with url host when search results are not local
UPDATE: Remove altered query from search box
UPDATE: wp_bing_search::build_endpoint() should run whenever called, not just for “s” query parameter.