Multiple Search Forms – Woo

Anonymous

#168789

The plan was to be able to ‘call’ different search forms for each parent category.

<div id="product-search" class="cell">
	<?php if ( is_product_category() ) {
		if ( is_product_category( 'accessories' ) ) {
			echo 'Check our range of accessories';
			echo do_shortcode( '53441' );
	  	} elseif ( is_product_category( 'footwear' ) ) {
			echo 'Check our range of footwear';
			echo do_shortcode( '[searchandfilter id="53442"]' );
		} elseif ( is_product_category( 'jewellery' ) ) {
			echo 'Check our range of jewellery';
			echo do_shortcode( '[searchandfilter id="53443"]' );
		} elseif ( is_product_category( 'watches' ) ) {
			echo 'Check our range of watches';
			echo do_shortcode( '[searchandfilter id="53444"]' );
	  	} else {
			echo 'Hi! Check our our products below.';
		}
}
	?>
</div>

Trevor

#168799

Would the category be obvious in the page URL? If there is a product-category taxonomy field in the form, and the Choose which kinds of pages S&F will try to do this on option is checked for Tag, Category & Taxonomy Archives then it would auto complete that field. If Auto Count (both settings) are set to ON and in each field Hide Empty is set to ON then only options relevant to the category would show.

Anonymous

#168813

Hi Trevor,
The product category URLs are displaying like the following:
/product-category/footwear/shoes/flat/
So that should work OK.
Detect defaults from current page is set to ‘Tag, Category & Taxonomy Archives ‘
And ‘Enable Auto count’ is enabled, as is ‘Update the Search Form on user interaction’

Now what I am getting is the ‘No products were found matching your selection.’ on all product category pages.
Took the Search form UI back to simple search & submit – no results on all categories.

Trevor

#168815

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Anonymous

#168819

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