use global $wp_query->found_posts instead of creating a new WP_Query to count search results in trackSiteSearch mode, for better performance#111
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braekling merged 1 commit intomatomo-org:masterfrom May 21, 2023
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… to count search results in trackSiteSearch mode, for better performance
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When "Track search: Use Matomo's advanced Site Search Analytics feature" is selected, an extra/new WP_Query is ran to count the number of results and push them to Matomo. This can really slow down searches.
Using the already available global $wp_query object avoids having to run an extra query.