Search Results for 'woocommerce'

[Anonymous]

Yes, I’ll place the search form in the sidebar. The search form is at the top right of the page right now, and the same results show if it’s in the sidebar or anywhere else, or loaded at all on the auctions page, the plugin for auctions is woocommerce simple auctions, and I cannot replicate what is happening with any other plugin on any other page, for some reason it is as if the search form searched for the term “auction” and put the results below the footer of the auctions page.

That auction page is the base page selected in the auctions settings, I’ve found a workaround for this using shortcodes here : https://www.thepiercestore.com/all-auctions/ the same situation does not happen like this using shortcodes.

I could be wrong but I don’t think it is a template issue, if that were the case it would appear in other pages as well wouldent it?

Under display results, I have it set to use a shortcode so there is no custom template being loaded.

[Anonymous]

Hello, I’m having a small problem with this plugin and WooCommerce Simple Auctions. I don’t want to start digging into the code until I go through the support system. If you visit https://www.thepiercestore.com/auctions/ and scroll down to the bottom of the page, for some reason it puts a blank search request there.

If I take the search bar off the header and place it in a widget or sidebar area, it still does the same thing. Any time the search bar is present with the auctions page this is what happens. At the bottom it shows an empty search result that links right back to the auctions page.

If I use a shortcode it solves this problem but creates a new problem with items and pagination. Is there anyway to fix this, what seems like a bug?

[Ross]

Hey Juan

At the moment you cannot combine woocommerce default sorting options with S&F – S&F has its own sorting field but it must remain inside the search form (this will change).

Thanks

[Anonymous]

I’m using S&F-Pro to filter WooCommerce Products.
When filtering using Ajax the default WooCommerce Sorting options (a form) disappears.

In template options I’m using woocommerce.php from my theme directory. If I change it to woocommerce/archive-product.php the Sorting options work well but the filter doesn’t work.

Is anything I am doing wrong?

[Ross]

Hey Janno

I’m sorry to say but I’ve managed to set this up locally with those plugins and all seems to work ok.

Have you checked to make sure you are using the latest WPML, woocommerce and WordPress?

Thanks

[Anonymous]

I read in some other posts about having to add a submit button. I’ve looked through the options several times but don’t see it. Can you tell me where I find it?

I’m developing the site locally so can’t provide you with a link. However, I did set up a fresh install with WooCommerce and Storefront and have exactly the same problem so I’m guessing it’s theme related?

[Anonymous]

I’ve installed the plugin with WooCommerce and Storefront theme, but to be honest, with a limited technical knowledge I’m struggling with the documentation. I’ve spent several hours trawling through it and making little progress. I think I finally figured out that I have to move the archive-product.php to my theme folder for it to display the same grid as the shop page. However, when I change one of the filter criteria, it loads totally the incorrect results and then stops filtering anything else. I’ve been through the FAQ page and tried looking for WP_Query but didn’t find it, and also using force is_search to be true.

Also, I’m not getting a button to submit the filter criteria once I’ve selected them. I’ve tried with and without Ajax enabled. Surely, if Ajax isn’t enable there should be a submit button? I’ve tried with the default WordPress theme and also a clean install. I can see the potential of the plugin, but with my level of expertise it’s far from easy to setup. What can I try?

[Anonymous]

I have a custom Attribute on my products under woocommerce
I would like to search and filer using a range for that attribute

can you advise how I do that.

[Anonymous]

Hi Ross,

The release 2.3.4 of Woocommerce was released yesterday and we upgrade to it and now the filter work. Probably it was some bug in 2.3.3 that made the filter break.

Thanks for you support Ross

Henrik

[Ross]

Hey Henrik, I’ll do a proper test later but I’m usually on the latest version of woocommerce so I don’t see why it should be a problem