Custom template help in showing results

Trevor

#143200

I have logged in but I do not see any Search & Filter Pro forms made?

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Trevor

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Trevor

#143262

OK, I can see the form now. So, that use the Post Type Archive method, so which of the theme PHP template files does the products post type use for its archive page?

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Trevor

#143283

If the search is set to use Post Type archive, it should be run on the archive page for products, e.g. mysite.com/products.

Else you would need to use the form in As an Archive mode. This mode prefers to have one template file nominated as the template to use.

What did you use to create the grid on the sunseeker page?

Anonymous

#143291

I don’t know what to set in order to keep using the files I created.
I’ll be honest with you, I had a developer who was supposed to develope a special search filter for me based on the template code I created, but he disappeared and stop answered to me.
So I had to find a ddiferent solution and found your plugin which does pretty much what I need.
BUT, I have no idea what I need to configure or ser in order it to work on the php files I created.
If I need to change the files, or I can just configure whatever I need in order to make it work, that’s fine.
But I don’t know how to do it by myself that’s why I asked for your help.

The Sunseeker page is a taxonomy.php file with a specific wp query to show only items from the current brand

Trevor

#143310

Hi

I need to speak with our developer/owner, Ross, and that will likely be tomorrow, but I will get back to you as soon as I can. I apologise for this delay.

Can I ask, for clarity, was it you or the developer who coded the theme (in the main)?

Trevor

#143334

Hi again.

I am sorry to say that there is a limit on what help I can provide as support, but I will try to help where I can.

In your first post you said:

I have my own custom theme with custom queries.

The custom query might look like the ones in this Codex page:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query

Scroll down to the sub title Simple Taxonomy Query.

You see how, in those various examples, they pass arguments to the query, in elements like this:

'relation' => 'AND',

In order to attach our filter to that query, you can add an extra argument at the end, like this:

'search_filter_id' => 123,

Where 123 is the ID number of the search form.

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