Search Results for 'woocommerce'

[Ross]

Hey Christian

I’m not sure exactly – another user told me this – I believe its some configuration option within the woocommerce settings pages – I’ll try to take a look later on.

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Hello !!

I love your plugin, it saved me hours of coding !

I have three small problems :

– The Multi Select does not work if I have a lot of fields. The first one works perfectly and then AJAX reloads the page, and then all fields shows as lists in a big textarea. When I select them AJAX does not reload the page again

– Range : it should be the same problem, because once I selected a first range on the slider, I can’t change it again

– Is it possible to get hierarchical results ? By this I mean “If I select CATEGORY1”, the second Field will only display results that are related to that field.

For your information, I use it for WooCommerce product with only Post Meta (Custom Fields I created).

Thanks a lot !
Regards,
Guillaume

[Anonymous]

The plugin should be able to search the Products pages.. however it is only searching in blogs.. am i missing something? shouldn’t this work for the woocommerce store products?

[Anonymous]

Hi, i have the plugin set up.. I see the post meta that I am looking for .. it finds that…

i have chosen to Search In the Following Post Types: Products and wooframework internal container

it is not finding any results.

help!

[Anonymous]

hey,

really great job with your plugin, so far almost everything worked very smoothly. i have two questions though:

1. i want to filter a range number and read in the forum about a price slider. but i couldn’t find anything like that in my search and filter pro admin. do i have to install woocommerce to activate it? since i don’t need woocommerce that would be a bit useless 😉
example:
i have two acf meta fields: “voltage min” “and voltage max” in my database. in the search form i want to use a number range slider that would then show the matching results.

2.
when i create a number field in acf i can’t select it as a meta key in search and filter when i create a post meta field. so i had to change all number fields to text fields. text fields i find without any problems. is that a bug?

best regards

[Ross]

Hi Scott

I had a quick look.

I’m not sure about the setup of your site but I can clearly see a difference in the layouts from your homepage compared to your search results page.

On your homepage, you have a div #main-content – your content area and sidebar are inside this container.

On your search results page, I can see you sidebar is outside this, which makes it look like its in the footer.

What you need to do is copy the html structure, from a page with a working layout – for example, this 404 has the sidebar in the correct location (I was looking for standard woocommerce products page):
http://beerme.scottjanish.com/products

But looking at the html I can see the main parts you will need:

<div id="main-content">
	<div class="container">
		<div id="content-area" class="clearfix">
			<div id="left-area">
				Search Results Go Here!
			</div> <!-- #left-area -->

			<div id="sidebar">
				Your Sidebar Goes here!
			</div>
		</div>
	</div>
</div>

Thanks

[Ross]

Hi Christian

Did you read above? You need to set them as public in woocommerce.

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Sounds like a CSS issue…..in the stylesheet for the WooCommerce Theme will be the styles for sidebars, that make them float (left or right)…..so the style selectors in your new files (search results template and sidebar-search-form.php template) must match what the WC Theme is using, which is why it’s important to start with the template files supplied by the Theme and then modify them (rather than creating them from scratch, or even copying & pasting the code from the example).

Compare your normal sidebar.php file and the new one you’ve created to be sure the style selectors declared match.

If that’s not the source of the problem, post a link to your site so someone can look at your page source code to see if something else may be going on.

[Anonymous]

I was able to get the WooCommerce theme working correctly on search results pages by following the thread here: https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/how-restrict-search-filter-widget/

My only problem is that I can’t get the sidebar to locate to the side. The Search Filter Pro widget will appear below the footer, in the body, or in the header depending on where I place the <?php get_sidebar(‘sidebar-search-form’); ?>

Any idea how I can get the sidebar to work correctly?

[Anonymous]

Hi Ross,

yes, it is a woocommerce thing.

When can we expect the next version?

Thanks