Search Results for 'woocommerce'

[Anonymous]

It doesn’t work fine in wpml plugin.

For the woocommerce Product Category page, if the product classification is finished on the English page, products cannot be found on the Korean page.

Intermittent and vice versa.

https://rfhic.com/ko/rf-power-transistors/

[Anonymous]

I tried adding the product category to the form and have the auto detect on. I put the display option as the woocommerce shop display method but it does not work when I select a tag option in the search form. I see it works for the product categories.

[Trevor]

Ah, as well as what I suggested, add Product Category to the form and make sure Auto Detect for that is on (just below the Auto Count settings). Then, use custom CSS to hide that new field.

If you are using the As an Archive display results method, is there a reason why you are not using the WooCommerce method?

[Anonymous]

Hello,
I have a Woocommerce website with a Multisite.
I cloned the EN website to create a NL website.
I translated all the categories and taxonomies and I linked it to the other languages (IT EN DE FR).
In front office, when I do a search, by selecting a taxonomy or category, I have as a result a 404 error:
https://www.agricamper-italia.com/nl/zoeken-op-meerdere-criteria/
Could you please help me?
Thank you very much

[Anonymous]

I have a page set up on a WooCommerce site that looks like this:

https://imgur.com/0sYZ0wO

When I go to the results page It shows the products stretched out huge to full screen with a short description and no “add to cart” button like in the previous section:

https://imgur.com/0a2lxhs

I would say I can just CSS move stuff around (not ideal for page break stuff cause I suck at responsive design lol) but the IMG is not a link and there is no add to cart button.

Is there any way to have the shortcode response generate the same as the native shop page? I have tried the “Woocommerce Shop” display results method but when it ajax loads the results there is no option for further filtering:

I don’t want to just add shortcode to the shop page as I only want the filtering options to show on the lowest child category pages (where products load, but not the home shop page either). Any ideas? Sorry that is so wordy!

Thanks

[Trevor]

I would start at a basic setup, so just your theme, elementor Pro, WooCommerce and Search & Filter Pro.

Make the form with Ajax OFF, and set to WooCommerce display results method and test. Note that you must have defined the WooCommerce shop page in WooCommerce (in the Products settings).

IF that works, then enable Ajax, where I think the Ajax Container needs to be set to .products

Get all that working and then look to Ele Custom Skins.

[Anonymous]

Wondering how to get some eyeballs here.

I have tried every combination of selectors and options within Elementor Pro, Woocommerce, Ele Custom Skin and Search & Filter Pro, including custom ID’s and classes for the shop archive container. The integration with Ele Custom Skin and Woo does not work, and I suspect it’s Ele Custom Skin since this is not listed as a 3rd party. Only the price filter and search bar work.

I tried the demo version (https://wordpress.org/plugins/search-filter/) and the category and other taxonomies filters work, but I have to “submit” each request.

[Trevor]

I am not sure it is normal to use a Post Grid element for WooCommerce (you did not mention it was WooCommerce) in Elementor. I think there is already a template for WooCommerce in Elementor or your theme, so you would set the form to WooCommerce display results method, and show our form on the page using our form widget, with no special code or javascript needed.

I think that the Ajax Container needs to be .products for WooCommerce, the pagination selector I would have to check.

There are two Search operators you can use within a taxonomy (such as Product Category):

AND
OR

The default is AND and this would have the effect of making less results as you select more terms.

Conversely, OR will increase the number of results as you add more terms.

It is possible you have the wrong one selected in the field setting.

As to layout/styling. Some custom CSS can do as you want. I have had other users set the field as checkbox, but hide the checkboxes and style the terms more as tags (with border etc), but that is easy to do, if we can get this working OK.

Many other users have WooCommerce and Elementor working OK, so it should work.

[Anonymous]

and Woocommerce

[Anonymous]

Hello,

How can I configure so the SEARCH field looks for matches in the Woocommerce Product name only? The currently search looks for matching strings in some irrelevant fields so it’s returning irrelevant results.

The currently search form has multiple fields such as SEARCH, DROPDOWN, RANGE.

Thx