Hi Roberto
i have the same problem – did you get a solution for this ?

Ok here is some sample code to retrieve the values for a specfic taxonomy:

function get_taxonomy_values($taxonomy_key)
{
	global $wp_query;
	global $wpdb;
	
	if(isset($wp_query->query[$taxonomy_key]))
	{
		if (strpos(esc_attr($wp_query->query[$taxonomy_key]),',') !== false)
		{
			$ochar = ",";
			$taxterms = explode($ochar, esc_attr(($wp_query->query[$taxonomy_key])));
			
			$taxlabels = array();
			foreach ($taxterms as $taxterm)
			{
				$taxlabel = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT name FROM $wpdb->terms WHERE slug='".$taxterm."'");
				array_push($taxlabels, $taxlabel);
			}
			
			return implode(" or ", $taxlabels);
		}
		else
		{
			$ochar = "+";
			$taxterms = explode($ochar, esc_attr(urlencode($wp_query->query[$taxonomy_key])));
			
			$taxlabels = array();
			foreach ($taxterms as $taxterm)
			{
				$taxlabel = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT name FROM $wpdb->terms WHERE slug='".$taxterm."'");
				array_push($taxlabels, $taxlabel);
			}
			
			return implode(" or ", $taxlabels);
		}
	}
}

This is just something I’ve written myself, you’ll want to modify it to display how you want..

Then to display just do:

echo get_taxonomy_values("_sft_pa_size");

Where the taxonomy name is pa_size – if you use this plugin without Ajax, you will notice the URL update when you search, if in this example I had a taxonomy pa_size and submitted the form then you will see _sft_pa_size in the URL, this is what you need to use to retrieve a specific taxonomy.

Categories and tags are also treated as taxonomies, their names would be _sft_category and _sft_post_tag respectively.

Thanks

Which part is giving you a problem, the actual search terms a user can enter in a search box?

The example above should work fine:

<?php echo esc_html($query->query['s']); ?>

Just make sure its after has_posts

Thanks

Hi Josef

If you are using ajax, and the text is not updating when you submit, then you must place the title in your results template – within the area that is getting loaded by ajax – same goes for your pagination.

Thanks