Search Results for 'woocommerce'

[Anonymous]

Even if I have turned off hide empty, there is no given number next to my attribute as if the search results were not correct.

Yes I added Variations to the post types being serched.

I selected the option “Display results method” to WooCommerce-Shop, but I don’t see my products even if I select Custom.

[Anonymous]

I am using the code as described in my first post, in the theme’s woocommerce.php page.
And it worked just fine in the IT version.
Do you need a FTP account as well?

[Trevor]

If Auto Count is OFF, and you display the count, it is possible that the counts will be wrong. Generally, if you have Counts ON, you should also have Auto Count ON.

If you are using WooCommerce, you may need to be searching both products AND variations to get a correct count.

[Trevor]

You may be able to, but the posts section must be made using the Divi Theme Builder, see the last section on the guide page:

https://searchandfilter.com/documentation/3rd-party/divi/

And you will need to use the WooCommerce shop display Method. You may need to also follow the advice in this post:

https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/i-want-to-search-in-a-category/#post-260147

I think that might work.

[Trevor]

You had ‘Products’ selected in the Post Types, but you also needed ‘Variations’ selected. I have done this for you and now more numbers show.

Also, please update to v2.5.2, as it has fixes for WooCommerce in it.

[Anonymous]

I’ve added a Search field using this plugin on my WooCommerce site to allow users to do a keyword search, but it’s matching keywords in the product descriptions. I’d like to restrict it to the product titles only. Is that possible?

[Trevor]

This can only be done IF you are using the ‘Post Type Archive’ or ‘WooCommerce – Shop’ display results method.

The taxonomy in question would then need to be a field in the form (even if you then hide it from the use using CSS).

You would need to select the ‘Enable filtering on Taxonomy Archives’ option, and the ‘Choose which kinds of pages S&F will try to do this on -> Tag, Category & Taxonomy Archives’ option.

[Anonymous]

Hello,

I use YITH WooCommerce Booking and Appointment plugin, to create bookable products on my website.

On my “product archive” pages, I want to use Search & Filter Pro plugin to filter the results.

My booking products are different “Karaoke Box”, bookable over 1h30 slots. Several slots are available each day.

On my “product archive” pages, I want to be able to filter by date, in order to exclude the days when all the slots are already reserved.

However, YITH plugin doesn’t include informations in “Meta Key”, but it’s given by a number of function that check general and product availability rules.

In the file “class.wc-product-booking.php” of YITH booking plugin, we can find the method is_available used by the plugin to check the availability…

Is it possible to filter the available dates from a PHP function?

Best regards

[Trevor]

The profile image is set using the email address on your account, from the Gravatar site server. If you have a profile with any of the WordPress sites you will have also been signed up to Gravatar, and so any profile image you set there (in any of those sites) will be used by ANY site on which you are a registered user with that same email address. At the least those sites would be:

gravatar.com
wordpress.org
wordpress.com
woocommerce.com
jetpack.com

and probably many others.

If you use the browser web developer inspector you will see that the image is supplied from Gravatar.

But, we do not store the image on our server. Our forum software simply asks the gravatar site if they have a public image for the email address you used, and then calls that image if available. You will have given permission for that image to be used publicly by Gravatar. To remove it, log in there and remove it. Because of caches, it may take a few hours or so for it to be removed, but be aware that, once you make an image public in this way, it will remain on Google for a very long time.

[Anonymous]

Hello,

Hopefully simple enough to explain, but I’d basically like to add in some filters (in addition to standard WP / ACF ones) for custom data that’s associated to posts, but sits outside of standard WP tables.

We have, for example, a custom table for countries (there’s reasons not a taxonomy, that I won’t bore you with!) and we’d like, if at all possible, to treat these custom bits of data in a similar fashion to the Post Meta options.

I’ve seen mention of something similar, I think, with plugins like WooCommerce and their stock management – but not been able to find any documentation (apologies if missed) to point me in the right direction.

Any advice / tips very gratefully received.

Thanks, Tom