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Anonymous(Private) November 28, 2014 at 5:33 pm #8375
Hi,
firstly, great plugin looks very nice.
My problem:
if you look at this link (development site) – http://marketdev.website-hero.co.uk/find-an-agent/ – you will see that the form displays, and the initial results display.
However when you start to click on some options it does not auto load with Ajax, infact nothing happens. I have pasted the Ajax options for you below
Ajax Load results using Ajax? Ticked Use a Shortcode to display results? Ticked< This option will be deprecated and enabled by default in future versions. Make searches bookmarkable? Ticked Changes the URL in the address bar as the user searches.
And I am choosing to show it on my page as such…
[two_fifth][searchandfilter id="194"][/two_fifth] [three_fifth_last][searchandfilter id="194" show="results"][/three_fifth_last]
Please provide assistance and let me know of any extra info required
EDIT: I am wanting to do it via Ajax without a submit button as when hitting submit it doesnt work, shows a blog listing type page and is generally a pain. its going to be alot better having everything done on the same page.
Ross Moderator(Private) November 28, 2014 at 8:20 pm #8380Hey Alan
It looks like a JS error – I’ve just emailed you an update, which hopefully has a fix in it – can you let me know if this works for you?
Thanks
Anonymous(Private) December 2, 2014 at 4:59 pm #8457Hi thanks seems to work perfectly now.
There is another question though, if you look again at the form youll notice we have added “service tags” the problem is that there is lots of them. I was wondering if you can add an option to show say 5 options by default, and then have a show more option to display the rest so that we can save space as there is more categories to add in.
This would be a very good feature to add.
Ross Moderator(Private) December 3, 2014 at 3:01 am #8476Hey Alan
Thanks for the suggestion – it is a good idea but may take some time to add as it is already possible to do this, however you need to be skilled with CSS & jQuery..
Out of curiosity – why don’t you try setting the field as a
multiselect
and enabling the checkbox forcombobox
– this provides a searchable & scrollable list – still – this may not be ideal for your scenario :/Thanks
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