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[Anonymous]

Bumping….

Can you please tell me if the latest version of search & filter pro is compatible with latest version of Woocommerce.

Many Thanks
Henrik

[Anonymous]

Hi,

We have updated wordpress and woomommerce plus all ohter plugins to latest version. Everything works like a charm except from search & filter pro. The filter has simply stopped filtering and shows all products no matter what filter set. In the shop we are filtering on product attributes. We have updated from woocommerce 2.1.12 to latest version. Is there any incompatibility with the latest version of woocommerce and search & filter pro or is our problem perhaps related to this issue in this topic:

https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/all-results-returned-on-filters/

Many thanks
Henrik

[Anonymous]

Hi Ross,

I tested with Twenty Four, disabled all plugins except

– Relevanssi
– Search and Filter Pro
– Woocommerce
– Woocommerce multilingual
– WPML Media
– WMPL Multilimgual CMS
– WPML String Translation
– WPML Translation management

Check vanka.magicservices.nl. The lay-out is stupid now because of the theme but you can still test by going to vanka.magicservices.nl and clicking

Dutch: http://vanka.magicservices.nl/?sfid=2726&_sft_product_cat=drank
English: http://vanka.magicservices.nl/?lang=en&sfid=2726&_sft_product_cat=beverage

Dutch result: 38 items
English result: Nothing

Best regards, Janno

[Anonymous]

Hey Guys,

i have the following site: http://www.venicein.com where we use the woocommerce bookings plugin for managing the booking of appartments. On the page “appartments” we are using your searchandfilter plugin to search through the different product attributes, now the plugin is making an excellent work, my problem is that i need to integrate 2 calendar fields in wich the customer insert the period in wich he wants to book the apartment, so that he displays only the available appartments.

For the searching i need to loop through each day the customer provides and check in each appartment if in that day it’s allrady booked or not. Than i need to display only the apartments that are totally free in this time range (for example if an appartment is booked for only 1 day provided it has not to be displayed).

Now woocommerce booking stores the information only the start day and the end day of the booking in two separate meta_data in timestep the first is bookings_start and bookings_end.

I tried to put an calender range provided with the search and filter plugin, but it let’s me put only one meta data into it.

Is there anyway that i can handle this throughout the plugin settings?

If not are there hooks or actions i can use to output my code so that it works perfectly fine with your plugin?

I hope i explained my self and that you understand my needs.

Thank you very much for your support.

[Anonymous]

Thanks, Ross — actually I already had that checked — I was conditionally redirecting the search page to the product archive page already, to keep proper formatting/functionality, so it had to be checked to get the correct template.

In the end, a combination of your two thread suggestions worked, I took the WC product archive page code and pasted it in to a new template which I created and set the plugin to use, then removed the custom Woocommerce loop (these two lines):

<?php woocommerce_product_loop_start(); ?>

<?php woocommerce_product_loop_end(); ?>

I also added some jQuery to add the proper markup and it’s working great. The live filtering is pretty awesome.

Keep the thread open for now, there might be a downside but so far so good.

[Ross]

Hey John

There is also an option under “advanced” tab, called force is_search to be true – which I’ve had some users report helps in their woocommerce theme – then again it may not..

I do plan to write a tutorial on woocommerce but the new docs need to be finished first!

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Hey Ross —

Yes a combination of those two posts worked. I’m using Woocommerce archive-product.php to display results, but have now created a custom template without the Woothemes loop.

Some documentation on this would be really helpful — in our case there’s some implications of doing this that I still need to work through, and am not thrilled about it. The filtering is working though which is the most important thing!

Thanks!

john.

[Ross]

Did you follow the steps above?

It really depends on your theme which file is being used – but usually its “product-archive.php” (or something very similar).

So, once you have copied the woocommerce files to your theme (I sent the link above) then in S&F- under “display results”, choose “as archive”, then tick “use custom template” and under the filename the template should be something like “woocommerce/product-archive.php”.

If, when you save the form, the filename is disappearing it means you have done something wrong and it can’t find the template in your theme folder so double check your paths etc.

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Ross, the minute after I wrote you the last email I figured out why it is still not working for me: It does not work with the “WPML Translation Management” plugin installed. With this up and running, only the title of the search form is identified as field for translation.

I switched this module off now, and now I get a full duplicate of the form, that I can setup in English (German is my base language).

So, this should be a workaround for me for the moment – I have to switch on WPML Translation Management again later, as it is needed for Woocommerce. Hope this does not break anything, I will let you know.

It is a bit unusual though, that the form has to be setup from the scratch again in the second language, rather than just translated. However, if it finally works like that, it is fine for me…

Thanks for the moment!
Klaus

[Anonymous]

Greetings —

Quick comment, it says “Please search the forums for existing questions before posting a new one.” — but there isn’t a search form… the irony is of course that you make a search plugin.

I have a search widget with two taxonomy searches — a dropdown for woocommerce categories and checkboxes for woocommerce tags. At the bottom is a Search. The Search works great. The other two always return all the results no matter what — you can check/uncheck/select whatever you want — but it always returns the same results, which is all of them. They’re sorted be reverse chronological order or ID, which is also not right because they should be sorted by name in ascended order.

Would like some troubleshooting advice — I see someone else, the juicing site, is also having all results returned no matter what — so this doesn’t seem to be unique.