Search Results for 'woocommerce'

[Trevor]

Did you follow the steps outlined in this post:

https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/dynamic-search-url/#post-215365

The steps are the same for the WooCommerce and Post Type Archive method, but the category/taxonomy MUST also be in the form (even if you hide it with custom CSS (display: none;).

[Anonymous]

Hello,

I have a woocommerce product which has an ACF field which is a “Post Object” which links back to my Content Type A. Am I able to use the text input search box to search for my products via this linked field? At the moment is just searches the product title and returns products, but I’d like it to go a level deeper and make a match with the post object field on the product. Is there a way to do this?

[Trevor]

With WooCommerce in Elementor, I am fairly sure that Elementor lets WooCommerce take over, so did you try our WooCommerce display method instead (the results container may well be .results?

[Anonymous]

I’ve set up a page using the Elementor builder according to these instructions: https://searchandfilter.com/documentation/3rd-party/elementor/

The search returns nothing though – not even an error or no results message.

You can see it here: https://shopmarijuana.com/search/

Please advise

[Anonymous]

Hi,

I’ve seen Secondary Sort Order option but I can’t any documentation about it so maybe this is not the right way to solve my problem.

I’m sorting WooCommerce products by date, the most recent in first position. My form contain a range price field so a user can select products between 0 – 5000 € for instance. When using this field, I’d like to sort results by price.

Is that posible?

Thanks for your time.

[Anonymous]

Hi,

I’ve installed the S&F Pro in my client website, and we are filtering woocommerce products.

After any search, the minimum and maximum value are apearing in the link variables, even if the user do not changed these values. is there a way to omit this info in the URL until the user change theses values?

Example:
I filtere the “marca” taxonomy, and the “price” and “anogroup” joined in the search filter.

/?_sft_marca=hyundai&_sfm__regular_price=16899%20135779&_sfm_anogrupo_ano=2008%202019

[Trevor]

What happens if you set the Ajax Container to .woocommerce.et_pb_blog_grid_wrapper instead?

[Trevor]

Doesn’t WooCommerce have a custom field (post meta) called stock status?

[Anonymous]

Ben, are you using WooCommerce?

[Ross]

Hi Alan

So, the issue may be thats its only happening in your environment – or that its something to do with the WP All Import WooCommerce addon (did they test with this addon)?

Next time there is an import on the live site (with my code added in my last message to show product category and tag are not ready) can you verify that my findings are correct (by checking the logs during import, or simply checking the logs after import)?

If that is indeed the case, then I would say you have a conflict preventing WP All Import from running properly… That would then be something you’d have to work with them on, however, if you can’t replicate it on live, then I’ll have to dive back in – in which case I’m happy to talk to them directly after a bit more discovery on the issue.

I hope that makes sense.

Thanks