1. This is not possible from with our plugin. It would need to be a feature available in your theme, a page builder plugin, or a plugin designed to do this. But, you may not have more than one instance of the form, and the form still needs to be in the source HTML when the page loads, and not loaded on demand as the Filter button is clicked (so it would be in a hidden block that is then revealed or slides in).
2. Only if the search is of a single Post Type (or, in the case of WooCommerce, both Products and Variations can be searched together) AND the form is set to use the Post Type Archive method (or the WooCommerce method).
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OK, too bad as you can rearrange them by drag & drop in the wordpress (woocommerce) backend I would think the order is stored somewhere 🙂
Any way to custom order? It’s only four items so not a lot of work…not ideal but ok for now.
The way the ranges are calculated, they cannot take into account the posts selected, sorry. This is intentional, as explained here:
https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/post-meta-field-values-not-showing-correctly-on-woocommerce-product-categories/#post-257013
This may change in V3, due in a few months.
How is that Custom Post Type made? There are normally four ways:
#1 By your parent or theme (usually in functions.php)
#2 By a custom post type plugin
#3 By another plugin, such as Events Manager, or WooCommerce, and many others
#4 By a custom plugin made for you by a developer for your site
Which of these is it?
If it is #1, can you show me the part of the code that makes that custom post type? Please post any code here inside code ticks (one before the code, one after)? On my UK Windows keyboard, the code tick key is next to the 1 key in the standard part of the keyboard. If you do this Google search and look at the images, they show various keyboards and where the key is located:
https://www.google.com/search?q=back+tick+code+key
We have received feature requests to allow the one form to be broken into parts to be placed (and styled) in different places (and differently styled) on the page.
We have taken those requests on board for our forthcoming V3 (which we hope to release in a few months – but that may flex a little as we polish the code and UI). For example, you might have a form in WooCommerce that has a Search Box (text field), a Sort Order drop down, and then other fields (Product Categories, Product Tags, Variations, etc). You will be able to place the Search Box in the header, and the Sort Order above the products, and the rest of the form in the sidebar.
But, that is not possible right now, sorry. You ca have only the one form, in one place.
AnonymousInactive
Hi
I think I wasn’t clear enough in my request.
As you can see on this video:
https://www.loom.com/share/798d2c5f6206480e9c057de8f8c2b305
I have a “Elige tu Porción” filter that already has those four terms (it’s a woocommerce product attribute called “porcion”).
However, they are showing up in the incorrect order. I’ve tried ordering them inside the Terms view on Woocommerce Attribute page but that didn’t work.
Thanks!
I have not seen the form setup, nor the page, but the most likely cause for Ajax to not work, is for the Ajax Container to need changing. By default (in our form and for WordPress), results would be inside #main, but many themes and plugins change this (for example, WooCommerce is most often .products).
If you need me to check, and I did ask for this before, are you able to send me a live link/URL to your search page so I can take a look?
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After lots of testing today there is still an issue when using the filtering.
It seems to be when changing the ordering via the S&F filter and also if stacking multiple queries up (for example, ‘free’ then ‘construction kits’.
This is very frustrating. I’ve spent so much time on this now.
There is literally one page, with one instance of S&F and I’m getting consistent errors with the infinite scroll and double loading.
I have disabled all plugins except S&F + Woocommerce, still occurs. Changed theme to default, still occurs.
I can’t think of anything that would be causing this issue other than a problem in the S&F plugin. Seems to me after following all setup instructions and testing everything within the plugin settings the basic functionality of infinite scroll is broken.
It is possible that the Ajax Container was wrong. Itwas set to .products.mk--row but I have set it now to .vc_custom_1606223246329 .woocommerce
The filter is very slow, but does filter. However, the images do not appear. Do you have a lazyload feature on for images? That would cause this to happen.
AnonymousInactive
Hi
I try to use Search & Filter with WooCommerce on a WPBakery motorized theme (Jupiter).
According to your documentation, I use the following shortcodes on my page:
[searchandfilter id="23250"]
[products search_filter_id='23250']
and the WooCommerce Display Result method.
“Load results using Ajax” is checked, as well as “Make searches bookmarkable” option.
When I try the filter, the page refreshes (and the filter result is correct) instead of using Ajax.
IF I check “Only use Ajax on the results page” option, then the page doesn’t rerefreshes, Ajax seems to start working, but after quite a long time a long list of unfiltered products is displayed, with all images missing.
I suspect something related to theme modified WPBakery version, but it’s not certain since I am not using the WPBakery product shortcode, only the one provided by Search & Filter.
Please also note the site uses WPML.
Please advise.
I can provide links to test page and WP admin if private fields can be enabled.
