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Anonymous

#197297

Sorry I forgot to put in the URL : http://chaboud.connivence-poleweb.fr/categorie-produit/louer/

Trevor

#197303

I think you would need to make one form, using the WooCommerce method and have all the filters on it, but hide filters depending on the page in use.

Use CSS to do the hiding, and I think each of your pages will have different classnames on the body tag to allow you to differentiate the CSS.

You would have to have the form set to autodetect the category of the page (and so category has to be a field on the form also (even if also hidden) and also use the option to stay within the taxonomy archives of WooCommerce.

Anonymous

#197305

I hadn’t thought of that, however if I can load the result in the same page is still works better for me, because by calling to the archive template it also changes the category title on the page, as well as other info.

Trevor

#197309

Do you require any further assistance from me on this matter?

Anonymous

#197315

Yes, if you could walk me through on how to set up the plugin to have the results loading in the same page ? Do you need access to the backoffice / files ?

Trevor

#197321

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Anonymous

#197323

Yes that did it ! The only thing is it makes the category description disappear, do you know why ?

Trevor

#197326

Does it disappear when the page loads, or after a search (using Ajax) is made?

Anonymous

#197328

After the search

Trevor

#197332

What is the Ajax Container set to? Normally, for WooCommerce, it should be .products

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