Search form UI – 2 Taxonomy or more titles

Anonymous

#39575

Hi!

I have one idea of using the search form with different titles. I tryed to solve the problem by putting 2 taxonomys for product tags in Search form UI. One was named for exampele “Location” and the second “Type of product” and I excluded ID’s so that the right type of option was shown under correct Title.

The problem with this solution is that the 2 taxonomys in the form dosen’t speak with each other.

So, is it possible to add more than one title in an taxonomy for product tags and adjust my options under the correct title?

Regards, Joel

Ross Moderator

#39629

Hey Joel

Did you try enabling “auto count” in the General tab?

This should give the same kind of relationship you can observe between genres/certificates here:

http://demo.designsandcode.com/sfpro-movie-reviews/

Thanks

Anonymous

#39695

Hi again,

No it dosen’t seem to solve my problem.

I use this with woocommerce. I see in the breadcrumb html whats wrong but don’t know how to correct it, for example.

Using the two checkbox alternativ for product tags gives me this: “/store/?_sft_product_tag=tag1,tag2” but when using the second taxonomy for product tags with different options it gives me a new “/store/?_sft_product_tag=tag3”

I want it to be tag1,tag2 from one taxonomy and tag3 from the other so my search field will be: /store/?_sft_product_tag=tag1,tag2,tag3 = results!

The demo you just sent me looks good… 🙂

// Joel

Ross Moderator

#39737

Hey Joel

Ok I think I know your issue.

You are using product tags, twice, as in there are two fields with the same taxonomy.

This is actually not possible:

https://www.designsandcode.com/documentation/search-filter-pro/getting-started/adding-new-fields/#Note_Some_Restrictions

What you need to do is setup additional taxonomies for additional fields, which are really easy to create, if you scroll down that page you’ll see some suggestions.

Thanks

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