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  • #252231

    Trevor
    Participant

    I have set it up how it should work, but, in your shop page, the grid is a special, non-WooCommerce grid, that does not use WooCommerce classes and uses Masonry.

    As such, when a search is made, it correctly now goes to the page, and reports the correct number of posts, but they are hidden with opacity set to 0, and the masonry script does not re-trigger. If you switch Ajax off, then it should work. This is not unusual for masonry. Is there a way to make this grid non-Masonry? I can see it is made with a shortcode ([products]) which doesn’t seem to have any options. Maybe the options are in your theme?


    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi Trevor,

    Thanks for the fast response.

    So the pagination doesn’t actually work with Ajax disabled either. If I take the below code out of the code though, it does.

    do_action("search_filter_query_posts", 65646);

    With the ‘woocommerce – shop’ method the pagination + Ajax does work correctly. This makes me think it’s not an issue with the css selectors and maybe the way it’s implementing the filter into the query?


    Trevor
    Participant

    It looks OK, but I would have set the Ajax Container to .products and the pagination container to .woocommerce-pagination a

    A good test is to disable Ajax. Does it work then? If it does, then it may just be these settings.

    #251718

    Ross
    Keymaster

    Ok great, I’ve put comments in the code so put in you text editor and read through (this should go in your themes functions.php) – let me know if any questions:

    
    //restrict the results to a specific product attribute, by attibute ID
    add_filter('sf_apply_custom_filter', 'sf_woocommerce_filter_by_attribute', 12, 3);
    
    function sf_woocommerce_filter_by_attribute($ids_array, $query_args, $sfid) {	
    
    	// this is the ID of the search form we want to apply the include on, change 123456 to your search form ID
    	if($sfid===123456){
    		
    		$field_name = "_sft_pa_perro-gato"; //the S&F name for the field - I think this is correct for your setup
    		
    		// here, you need to check, are we on Pero attribute, or are we on Gato attribute,
    		// then set $field_value accordingly	
    		$field_value = 999; //the ID of your product attribute that you want to "restrict" the results to
    		
    		// --- thats it, leave the rest of the code in tact
    		
    		//get the visibility IDs directly from S&F tables
    
    		$merge = true;
    		if(isset($ids_array[0])) {
    			if ( $ids_array[0] === false ) {
    				$merge = false;
    			}
    		}
    
    		global $wpdb;
    		$term_results_table_name = $wpdb->prefix . 'search_filter_term_results';
    		
    		$field_terms_results = $wpdb->get_results(
    			"
    			SELECT field_name, field_value, result_ids
    			FROM $term_results_table_name
    			WHERE field_name = '$field_name'
    			AND field_value = '$field_value' LIMIT 0, 1
    			"
    		);
    
    		if((count($field_terms_results)==1) && (property_exists($field_terms_results[0], 'result_ids'))) {
    			$ids = explode(',', $field_terms_results[0]->result_ids);
    
    			if ( $merge == false ) {
    				$ids_array = $ids;
    			} else {
    				$ids_array = array_intersect( $ids_array, $ids );
    			}
    		}
    	}
    	
    	return $ids_array;
    }
    #251546

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi Ross, the problem is not on search result, tahs is fine. Is on the form fields options.

    For example:
    Focus on first filter field: “Razas” (dog race)
    We have some variations with atribute “Perro maxi (+25 Kg)”.
    Please select this option.
    Now, field number two, “Edades” (age) have to display here only atributes options of products and variation that coincide with the first field.
    In this case, only show one option (7 años, 7 years), but there are a lot more. For example, if you go to woocommerce -> atributes select Raza, can see that “Perro maxi (+25 Kg)” have 13 products associated. If you check some, can see there are more variations with “Perro maxi (+25 Kg)” and othes age atributes that the filter don’t show, like “+ 24 meses”, ….

    Thanks!

    #251445

    Trevor
    Participant

    WooCommerce Product ‘Categories’ and ‘Tags’ are normally a ‘custom’ Taxonomy, and not ‘Category’ or ‘Tag’. So, add a ‘Taxonomy’ for each to the form and select them from the dropdown select list of taxonomies:

    https://www.screencast.com/t/SAFs55DzT


    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Main issues:
    -Categories not showing up
    -Tags not showing up

    Info:
    I’m using Elementor Pro and Woocommerce.

    #251366

    In reply to: Pagination problem


    Anonymous
    Inactive

    The page is using woocommerce.php template. I saw that problem too but <?php woocommerce_content(); ?> is the one that’s getting the pagination… I also tried with Custom (not woocommerce) and shortcode setting and have the same problem. I will take a look on my woocommerce child theme, maybe the problem is there.

    The thing is that is not only the pagination my problem, can you test when you combine the two taxonomy filters? I have also problems with that and the sorting filter…

    thanks a lot Trevor

    #251182

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi,

    I bought the plugin yesterday and noticed that the CSS is lost when any of filters are clicked. However when I hit refresh on the browser, the CSS comes back. I checked the CSS, the Style2 tags go missing, and they come back when browser is refreshed. This happens on every filter click irrespective of whether it is a Radio Checkbox or Combo.
    Could you help me to understand what could be causing this.

    My setup is as follows:
    Woocommerce
    Grid modification plugin – None
    Location – localhost
    Filter defined using Taxonomies
    Load results using Ajax? – Checked
    Make searches bookmarkable – Checked
    Use only Ajax on the results page – Unchecked (Tried also with Checked)
    Load JavaScript & CSS files – Checked
    Lazy Load JavaScript – Unchecked
    Combobox Script – Select2
    Load jQuery UI i18n files – Unchecked
    Auto submit form – Checked
    Enabled Auto Count – Checked
    Update the Search Form on user interaction – Checked
    Also I rewrote the WordPress Default Search form using this script from the Support Forum
    function sandf_change_search_url_rewrite() {
    if ( is_search() && ! empty( $_GET[‘s’] ) ) {
    wp_redirect( home_url( “products/?_sf_s=” ) . urlencode( get_query_var( ‘s’ ) ) );
    exit();
    }
    }
    add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘sandf_change_search_url_rewrite’ );

    #251155

    Trevor
    Participant

    OK, before I ask our developer to take a look, can you make a test form and see if you can set this to the WooCommerce method and place the form somewhere on the shop page and see if it works that way?

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