AnonymousInactive
Also tried the same logic to the default woocommerce /shop page with the same results
Each page would need its own form, sorry about that.
Searching for SKUs:
Our plugin does not directly allow you to do text searches of individual Post Meta (custom fields) and Taxonomy (Category, Tags and Taxonomies) data/terms. The Search & Filter Pro Text Search field uses the standard WordPress search, so looks only in the Post Title and Content. To help you control this better, on the form’s Advanced settings tab you will see 2 settings for Relevanssi.
The documentation for this is here:
https://www.designsandcode.com/documentation/search-filter-pro/3rd-party/relevanssi/
You would need to install and activate the free Relevanssi plugin as well.
Then set Relevanssi up and build its index (make sure it is indexing the desired post types, custom fields AND any taxonomy that you want to search).
A note about WooCommerce SKUs and Relevanssi:
If you disable Search & Filter (but with Relevanssi installed and setup), and try to search the WC shop with an SKU, you will see this does not work.
So this is a problem with Relevanssi + WooCommerce (fortunately S&F is not caught in the middle of this!)
However, there appears to be a solution to this in the Relevanssi docs:
https://www.relevanssi.com/knowledge-base/indexing-product-variation-skus-main-product/
I have previously tried this on my test site and then it all seemed to work OK, after I rebuilt the Relevanssi index.
We have received feature requests to allow the one form to be broken into parts to be placed (and styled) in different places (and differently styled) on the page.
We have taken those requests on board for our forthcoming V3 (which we hope to release in a few months – but that may flex a little as we polish the code and UI). For example, you might have a form in WooCommerce that has a Search Box (text field), a Sort Order drop down, and then other fields (Product Categories, Product Tags, Variations, etc). You will be able to place the Search Box in the header, and the Sort Order above the products, and the rest of the form in the sidebar.
But, that is not possible right now, sorry.
AnonymousInactive
Hello!
I’m stuck with very strange problem, tried to found the answer in the forum, but didn’t find anything.
So, when I search for example ‘Nike’ there are found 61 posts which is the correct count and pagination numbers are correct too. And that’s my URL:
website.com/?post_type=product&s=nike.
Okay, so I’m moving to page 2 and everything is correct, but when I click on page 3 url goes to:
website.com/?orderby=relevance&sf_paged=3 and now everyting with the search term goes wrong.
Please help me.
AnonymousInactive
URL: https://www.nzytech.com/products-services/category/cazymes/glycoside-hydrolases/cellulases/
Please filter by pH range 5-6.
There are 49 results and the pagination links open the URL directly instead of loading via ajax as the first page. Shouldn’t it load via Ajax also?
On “display results” > “Ajax Pagination” > “Pagination type” we have set to “Normal” and on “Pagination selector” we have set to “.woocommerce-pagination”
AnonymousInactive
the pH field is a range, which is not included in the Auto Count function, so it will potentially show ranges that are empty.
We don’t mind having the empty ranges there on the field, the problem is that when choosing an empty range, no results should be shown, and all are shown.
In turn, if the template does not have the No Results Found code inside the Ajax Container, then, when submitting a search for a range that has no results could give what you see.
Our PHP template just includes the regular WooCommerce archive-product.php which does have a regular loop and a “no results” section, but it didn’t had the same CSS class name. That solved, thanks!
Does the site have a lot of products/posts already, or is it in development? I ask because this might determine which is the best way forwards.
It’s a live site with 2000+ products.
If Ajax is OFF in the form, what then happens?
That’s how I found out the problem 🙂
AnonymousInactive
Hello Trevor,
Sure, I can. Here is a link, https://atc.place.
1-I use Hello Elementor theme.
2-I user WooCommerce Plugin.
3-I use elementor pro as plugin as well.
I would like to have the customize display reult. How can I do that?
Thanks,
Heng Dosich
AnonymousInactive
Hello, just wondering if there’s a filter that would allow me to exclude a particular taxonomy term from searches by logged out users?
FYI I tried to make a separate form for logged in and logged out users. However, this form goes on the WooCommerce shop page. So I got an error message saying that’s not allowed.
Any help is appreciated!
With the current version of our plugin, you can have only one form for WooCommerce. You would place all the fields you need across all pages, and then use custom CSS to hide the fields that you don’t want to show for that page. Each product category archive page will (normally) have the category ID in the body tag class names, and the category slug so you can use either to target the CSS.
I cannot be sure, but I suspect that when we release V3 in a few months, that will offer far more flexible options around showing fields conditionally etc.
We have received feature requests to allow the one form to be broken into parts to be placed (and styled) in different places (and differently styled) on the page.
We have taken those requests on board for our forthcoming V3 (which we hope to release in a few months – but that may flex a little as we polish the code and UI). For example, you might have a form in WooCommerce that has a Search Box (text field), a Sort Order drop down, and then other fields (Product Categories, Product Tags, Variations, etc). You will be able to place the Search Box in the header, and the Sort Order above the products, and the rest of the form in the sidebar.
But, that is not possible right now, sorry.
