AnonymousInactive
I have S&F Pro 1.13.2 installed.
I have made a S&F form using a couple of ACF-Pro fields assigned to WooCommerce products.
The taxonomies do filter correctly but the Meta data fields are not taken in the searchresults.
See: http://henkpen.fairwater.nl/zoek-occassions/?_sft_product_cat=dethleffs-dethleffs&_sfm__price=0+150000&_sfm_hp_bouwjaar=1970+2015&_sfm_hp_diepte=0+1000
Doesn’t matter what you change (except taxonomies of the brand and the woocommerce price), always same amount of results.
Hope any of you have some ideas.
Best,
Gerrit
Hey Grant
Apologies totally overlooked this ticket – I’ll get back to you tomorrow.
Thanks
AnonymousInactive
Hi, I apologise if this question has been answered in the forum previously, but I did a search and couldn’t find it.
I’m using Search & Filter Pro for the search function on my Woocommerce store at http://mineclosure2016.com/acg/shop/
After doing a search, the product images show up very large. Please see http://mineclosure2016.com/acg/?sfid=2031&s=underground for an example
I’d like them to show up much smaller than this, and assume it can be done so by altering the CSS. Could someone please let me know which part of the CSS I need to edit in order to change this?
Thanks
AnonymousInactive
Hi there, just wondering if you had an update on the above?
AnonymousInactive
Sorry the screenshots can be found here.
thanks!
http://subscribedstudio.com.au/screenshots/
AnonymousInactive
Hi there,
I have just bought your plugin and installed it on the following url
http://smarterwith.info/shop
Attached is the page with the shortcode, and the plugin settings.
On the url above, the filter works great, but
1) IT doesnt update the URL (I have enabled it to allow bookmarking – see attached plugin settings screenshot)
2) When I click the pagination the layout doesnt recognise the archive-product.php
3) When you click on a product, then begin filtering from the single-product page the results appear laid out like (2) above.
I am not sure how I can get the URL updating for bookmarks and keep the same grid layout throughout searching as seen on /shop
?
thank you!
Hey Marc
This feature has JUST been finished – I’ve just emailed you the dev version – if you could check it out and let me know its working ok for you??
Finally! 😀
Thanks
AnonymousInactive
Hi Ross,
I had actually given that a go previously. Setting the template solves the styling issue, but it doesn’t pull in the WooCommerce Layered Nav (product filters), because these only show on the WooCommerce Archive Page.
I believe that when the post_type=”product” is set, it somehow forces the loading of the search results to use the WooCommerce archive page, and that for whatever reason post_types is not recognised as a condition to also force this.
It’s ok, I’ll fork the plugin and monitor updates. The solution is relatively simple so it shouldn’t be too tough for me to recreate after updating in the future.
Thanks for all your help.
Matt
Ok great thanks for the info Matthew.
I think potentially this could have been fixed by setting up the correct template to display the results?
I’ve just given some similar advice to another user:
1) Make sure use custom template
is ticked
2) Make sure the woocommerce template files are copied in to your theme folder (http://docs.woothemes.com/document/template-structure/)
3) Set the custom template to woocommerce/archive-product.php
I only mention this because you will have problems upgrading this plugin and need to keep making edits to the core plugin files every update :/
If you find time to try that I’d be interested in the results.
Thanks again for your detailed info.
AnonymousInactive
Hi Ross,
Yes that is correct, although previously the template (style/layout) was incorrect when searching with the ‘All Products’ selection (it was using the default WordPress search page as opposed to the WooCommerce archive page).
Adding this code has ensured the correct template is always used for a WooCommerce search, and that the WooCommerce functionality (filters etc.) is displayed.
Thanks
Matt