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[Anonymous]

Hello.

I am using Woocommerce membership plugin.
And I checked content restriction mode “Hide completely” (removes all traces of content for non-members).

But when I using Search&Filter’s search form, all posts appear in the search filter and you can even view the contents.

When user search something by search&filter form, how do I restrict viewing content that user do not have access to?

Thank you.

[Trevor]

You would need to add imaginary stock to the dropshipping products. This isn’t a question I can really help you with, as our plugin simply honors the WooCommerce visibility behavior. But, that would be my initial thought.

[Trevor]

I split your reply to that very old thread. Reading the private replies, no solution was found then.

Is backorder status something added with a plugin? It is not something I have used in WooCommerce.

I assume that backordered products do not currently show in the search? Is that the same for out of stock (not backordered) products?

[Anonymous]

No, that isn’t what I need. This website has already had expensive custom layout work, and the cost of the theme is not a factor.

This is what I need, and perhaps you can put it into a future release. I purchased the developer option and plan to use this on more websites.

I need to be able to use the Search and Filter plugin to arrange products on ANY page, not only the SHOP page. (Your WooCommerce option only works with the Shop page.) On this particular website, I need 4 different Search and Filter layout pages, not only one on the shop page. What I was hoping to find was that I could affect the layout choice (blog post vs. product) with some sort of short code. But that doesn’t seem possible at the time.

Another option may be to take your existing work on the Shop page, and make them more like the Shortcode Option but for products….there would be two shortcodes: one for the filter and one for the display. That may be less work to develop.

Thank you for looking at it. I’ll move forward with custom code to solve the problem.

[Trevor]

The big issue is that you appear to need a theme which is:

1. Free
2. Supports WooCommerce

There are many such on the wordpress.org theme repository, but Storefront is the first that comes to mind for me (as it comes from WordPress themselves):

https://wordpress.org/themes/storefront/

For this reason, it is supported (by us of course) by a lot of plugins, many of which are free (or have free versions):

https://wordpress.org/plugins/search/storefront/

[Anonymous]

You can see on the site for that you have admn acces.

Now i have woocommerce product with their categories and this is all ok
I’ve created a form om that there is the field taxonomiy how checkbox and it search inside the categories.
Is there a way to can search inside the subcategories and not only in category ?

https://pasteboard.co/IYLTDBY.png
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[Trevor]

I took a look inside your admin.

Normally, the theme would do one (or more) of the following:

1 In the page editor for the shop, you can either select a template with sidebar to use, or there is a switch to enable the sidebar. No template or sidebar option is present.
2 In Appearance -> Widgets would be a WooCommerce sidebar. Adding any widget to this sidebar would usually enable the sidebar. No WooCommerce sidebar is present.
3 Some themes have an options page, sometimes in the Customizer, sometimes in an admin page, that has options that enable you to specify sidebars on certain core WooCommerce pages. Whilst this theme does have WooCommerce options in the Customizer, none are for a sidebar.

The shop page you have at the moment has a form on the far left, which looks very wrong, and also the SHOP heading keeps repeating down the page.

You may need to refer to the theme author for help. However, it looks like you are using a free version of their theme, and that generally means no help. The sales page suggests WooCommerce does have a sidebar option, but the link for more details goes nowhere.

This is a theme related issue though, and thus one I cannot really help you with.

[Anonymous]

I am using pro with WooCommerce and it is extremely slow with results about 3-5 seconds – what can I do to speed this up? I have only added 3 products so far so this should be very fast
http://cci-futuresite.com/home/support/frpsamples/

[Anonymous]

When I set it up like that and I include a product category in the Tags, Categories & Taxonomies section it only shows the form on that one product category page, when I leave it blank it shows all terms including ones not present in the current category page even though I have “hide empty search terms” disabled. Also selecting a term reloads the page to just shop page with that filter applied (taking me out of the product category) and then no results are loaded.

I am using a taxonomy pages plugin to add the shortcode to product category pages, on pages I don’t have the shortcode the form doesn’t show up at all (shouldn’t it be since the form is set to woocommerce shop?)

[Anonymous]

Thanks, Trevor. I added the CSS.

Here is a page with the Product layout for a “catalog” page:

https://gco.cybernet-host.com/optical-for-women/

As you can see each product goes into columns, and then there is an “Select Options” button underneath it. It is a built in layout for WooCommerce.