Search Results for 'woocommerce'

[Anonymous]

I have created dedicated pages to test these search forms: for example this one: http://test.hautlescours.fr/non-classe/woocommerce-shop/

Is it useful for you?

[Trevor]

The problem is, those forms will conflict with each other, as we allow only one WooCommerce/Post Type Archive form per Post Type, and only one form per results page.

[Anonymous]

There are different filters: Filter by age, by skin type, by texture, by treatment, etc. Each of those filters have different values (age: 30,40,50etc) (Skin type:dry, normal) etc. And I need to filter for example for a cream, for 30 years for dry skin. So I need all the filters works together. If I build anothers filter for skin type, age, etc then I am force to set based on WooCommerce or results again shows super huge size, as it happend before with the firs filter.

[Trevor]

Hi

Why do you need two forms based on WooCommerce? Will one be sufficient? What is the difference between them. Do they have the same fields, or does one have more fields, but all of the ones from the other (so we could use CSS to hide some fields on some pages)?

[Anonymous]

Hi,
I’m using S&P Pro with WooCommerce but search results are not showing variations.

[Anonymous]

OK, I am building other filters with S&F but if try to use the same configuration of the first filter I have an error. Specifically if I select Display results method:”Woocommerce shop” I have this error “Error: There are 2 Search Forms using display mode WooCommerce Shop – you may only have 1” and “TRATAMIENTO ESPECÍFICO” filter stop working.
If I select Display results method:”as an archive” then results are showing again in a huge size. If I use same filter with wordpress widget then results are fine.
I appreciate very much all the time your are investing on this issues but you think it will finally work ok in maximun next monday? I already lost almost a week because of this and I need to have the filters working correctly with your plugin or with another one.
Maybe it’s better that I look for another filter and so you don’t have to invest more time on these issues…

[Trevor]

I assume it works with the hyphens? You would need to set Relevanssi up to add both with and without to the Relevanssi index. I am not sure if this can be done, but I would start with this help page:

https://www.relevanssi.com/user-manual/woocommerce/

[Trevor]

Do you know which plugin the asp-product is from, as I have done some more checking, and we cannot support both in a single search using the WooCommerce or Post Type Archive methods.

[Trevor]

OK. I have found the problem. You had two ‘Products’ post types selected in the form. I have deselected the first one:

https://www.screencast.com/t/6uSCbKyyjtQn

When I examined the actual post type for the first ‘Products’ checkbox, it is actually called asp-products.

That is not WooCommerce products. It is this that was confusing your theme.

The only problem is, I don’t know which plugin made that post type, nor if it has any posts?

[Anonymous]

awesome it fixed now, one other thing on my homepage, which is also the woocommerce shop page I have the search and filter pro on the right side and if say I do a search in the main search box for like “purple”, the search shows 3 purple items, but then if I want to filter those three items by hightest or lowest price with the search and filter pro, so I click on the highest price radio button, the filter than doesn’t work properly since it also shows products other than the color purple, and those that don’t have the “purple” tag on them.