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Hi Trevor,
I need your help one more time. I tried to use Relevanssi for my WooCommerce search (SFP search form).
The search basically works but leads to strange results. I guess the reason is, that the weight settings made in Relevanssi are ignored, when Relevanssi is used via SFP. Is that thinkable!?Here I have an example:
Searching for “alles gute” with Relevanssi option in search form disabled:
https://miriamkreativ.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/search-results-alles-gute-without-relevanssi.png
Searching for “alles gute” with Relevanssi option in SFP search form enabled:
https://miriamkreativ.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/search-results-alles-gute-with-relevanssi.png (2 results shall not even be included here)
Searching for “alles gute” with Relevanssi active but without SFP form “in between”:
https://miriamkreativ.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/search-results-alles-gute-with-relevanssi-without-SFP.png (one more result than searching without Relevanssi that might be relevant for the searching person)Can you help, please!?
I use SFP in my WooCommerce Store to filter products by category.
1) Is there a way to reorder the categories in the dropdown?
2) And a way to not show one of the categories (other than just setting it to display:none via css)?
3) Furthermore: Is it possible to only display the “reset form”-button, when there is anything chosen?I am working on getting this plugin to work with ElasticPress based on the ep_integrate filter. I am running a Woocommerce Site with nearly 47,000 products and each product has variations along with custom fields. I am trying to use this plugin to filter the products based on the values of the custom fields.
One problem I am having is that the indexing is taking forever. Like more than a day. I have indexing set to fast with not much improvement. Hosting is a cloudways server with decent memory (4GB). I have tried other search plugins like facetwp and the indexing only takes a few minutes. The problem is they don’t integrate with elasticpress. The long indexing is also annoying when I a working with the plugin. If I add a new filter then want to see how it is output it rebuilds the index every time I update it.
If I am going to be using this with elasticpress why does it need to build its own index? Is there a way to bypass this?
One I get this working is there a way to confirm it is connecting to ElasticSearch? I am currently testing this on a custom query page to make sure it works. Here is that url: https://wordpress-301924-1154451.cloudwaysapps.com/test/
Hi,
I’m developing a multivendor “shop” with the WCFM – WooCommerce Multivendor Marketplace plugin, where customers can search for a product to rent, and then get contact info to the renter.
I want to search for products with text, product category and date when the product is available. I understand how to do the first two but the third is harder.In my multivendor plugin I have created custom fields where the renter pick a start date and an ending date from a calendar, for when the product is available. These dates gets meta keys.
In Search and filter, I find these meta keys in the post_meta section. I pick “Date” and Date range as input type. Then the first date as Start meta key and the second as End key.
But when I search on the website no products can be found – the text “no post were found” shows. Is it possible to search for products like this? I’m guessing it searches for blog post now…?/Maria
On our site we want to build one search/filter to allow searching both posts AND products.
Is this possible?
Right now, if we include Products as one of the settings along with Posts, it only seems to search Posts.Can they work together?