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[Ross]

Ah yes, you need to change your default shop page to display your products, not your product categories 🙂

I can’t remember the setting off hand but a quick google and it seems to be the option “shop page display” in the screenshot:

https://docs.woothemes.com/document/woocommerce-nested-category-layout/#section-3

Thanks

[Ross]

Hi Mark

Did you check the setup instructions for WooCommerce?

http://www.designsandcode.com/documentation/search-filter-pro/3rd-party/woocommerce/

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Hi Support,

I recently purchased ‘Search & Filter Pro’ to use with WooCommerce – and I’m having an issue regarding the product categories not showing up in a form.

My blog post categories are being seen fine – but not the product categories.

This must be something basic but I’ve tied multiple variations of the form without success.

My goal is to let the user search all products and then let them check either of the 2 product parent categories (retail or wholesale).

I hope that makes sense.

Many thanks for any help.

[Anonymous]

Hi,

We are using S&F pro on a WooCommerce site of ours. You can find the filter page at https://www.bathcollege.ac.uk/course-search/

Before the v2 release that included the introduction of the cache, we had a price filter that was working perfectly.

Since the update, I have noticed that the ‘price’ field is only being cached for products that have a price set, and that this is causing those products with no price set to not be returned (whereas previously they were returned if the price range filter was set to a range with a minimum of 0).

To combat this, is it possible to include in the Number Range a default option of ‘Not Set’? I tried to replicate this functionality using the standard ‘Choice Dropdown’ and adding the number ranges as values to my custom options, but this was returning an empty results set.

Thanks

Matt

[Anonymous]

Hey Ross,

I disabled all plugins except woocommerce to test my search filter case. But still the post filter didnt work.
I enabled / disabled the search filter pro plugin still nothing happened.

Then I created a template file under my child theme called search-filter.php and used it as template for “As Archive”

Now Posts filter works.
For now I have got the results that I wanted but I am not sure how long it will work.

Also I wanted to know how is caching done. And are cache auto updated whenever new posts / products are added / modified?

Regards
Vinay

[Ross]

Hi there

It looks like you have another plugin that modifies the query to search for all search terms

Search & Filter works the same as default WP search – which is set to exact matching – not like yours with keyword search.

Please see the WooCommerce demo:

http://demo.designsandcode.com/sfpro-woo-mystile/shop/

And then search for “Flying Ninja”:

http://demo.designsandcode.com/sfpro-woo-mystile/shop/?_sf_s=flying%20ninja&_sfm__price=0+50

You will notice, all the other products with “ninja” do not show – which is the correct behaviour.

I believe you have another plugin or some custom code that is modifying all your searches globally.

Take a look at your default WP search:

http://parfumprijzenvergelijken.nl/?s=Giorgio+Armani+Si+50ml

Even this is doing keyword search rather than exact match.

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Pagination with 1.43 was working just fine. We’d get a page of results (Woocommerce products), and you could select any page of results you needed. Example URLS (which I must say, do look a bit weird — what is the #038; then the repeated tag? — but they worked):

The first page:

http://—–.com/?sfid=1791&_sft_product_tag=beige#038;_sft_product_tag=beige

The third page:

http://—–.com/index.php/page/3/?sfid=1791&_sft_product_tag=beige#038;_sft_product_tag=beige

Now, with 2.02, this is the first page:

http://—–.com/?sfid=1791&_sft_product_tag=beige

And page 3 doesn’t work:

http://—–.com/page/3/?sfid=1791&_sft_product_tag=beige

In 2.02, all of the pagination links on every paginated results page are directly back to the first page, and putting the correctly paginated URLs in manually (like the one just above) always returns the first page of results. Putting in a URL from 1.43 into 2.02 also doesn’t work – it returns the first page of results.

This site is on IIS, and the rewrites weren’t done correctly when the site was setup which is why you see index.php in the first set of results. Notably, there is no index.php in the 2.02 results, but adding that still doesn’t work. Nothing in the URL structure on the site has changed otherwise.

I had to downgrade to get this working again. My guess is there’s an error in the wp_query(), I think this is a symptom of that, otherwise it could be an issue with IIS not liking something that’s changed.

[Anonymous]

I noticed that for the product category results (woocommerce), the default results string is:
?_sft_product_cat, but if do ?_sft_product-cat the results seems to show up. Maybe it’s a slug issue?

[Ross]

Hi Gabriel

You can only have 1 search form set to WooCommerce shop – I think this is causing your issue.

Can you do a limited test, and set only 1 to use this display method and see if it working ok?

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Hey Ross,

No, sorry that’s not it. I should have included a link:

http://dev.obodo.alpe.co/product-category/seating/

I have more than one search form set to “WooCommerce Shop” but as soon as a filter item is checked it redirects to the main shop page and “No products were found matching your selection.”

Thanks,
Gabriel