Split: Parent/Child Taxonomy not displaying correctly in the filter

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  • Anonymous
    #50844

    [Post split by Trevor from here: https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/parentchild-taxonomy-not-displaying-correctly-in-the-filter/ ]

    I’m having the same issue. could you please send the fix to me as well?

    thanks!

    Trevor
    #50864

    @okadots

    Can you send me a private reply with your email address in?

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    #51466
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    Trevor
    #51481
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    Trevor
    #51735

    Hi

    Is it possible to do this by video conference on Skype?

    Anonymous
    #51737
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    Trevor
    #51800

    Ok

    So we spoke on Skype, and I suggested that you re-organize the dat in the meta and taxonomy and remove the hierarchical categories, instead have multiple custom taxonomies of single tiers that repopulate automatically using the auto count and hide empty settings.

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