Woocommerce Product Category Search

Anonymous

#44240

Ok nice, please keep me updated 🙂 if you can. as the way i was thinking of doing it.

Little off topic but as you know Woocommerce, do you know if you can setup something With Woocommerce Memberships / Groups / Subscriptions.

People select the Membershio say “Newborn” it shows them the products for newborn they add them to the “CART” and what ever the price of the Membership is, thats what they pay?

As then this way would be better as can work from anywhere then.

Thanks
Aaron

Trevor

#44242

I think there are membership plugins for woocommerce that you would need to use? I am not sure if there is any mechanism for me to inform you when the WC support is extended, other than you keeping an eye on the blog. Is their a subscription list?

Anonymous

#44244

Ok, and yes we have a subscription list basically client has this:

Newborn products ands allowing them to buy minimum 15 maximum 15 in 1 order. but that will be a subscription.

So they select there 15 items for newborn then checkout and if price of subscription is £32 thats why they pay. But i wanted it really to work with single product so you add, add n add lol instead of using mix and match as its not versatile it would of been if there was a tick box for inside mix and match options where you say “Tick this box to make it a mix and match item.

So then, you can use it where ever on the site instead of just inside Single Product Layout.

Thanks
Aaron

Trevor

#44245

Mmmm. Way beyond my skills with WC 🙁

Anonymous

#45347

Ok. So your search and filter, only works on Shop page at present?

Trevor

#45350

At this time, that is correct.

Anonymous

#45357

Aww thats a shame 🙁 is there anychance in a refund, as my site used single product pages not Shop page for the whole site – just the way it has been setup.

Thanks
Aaron

Trevor

#45360

I have asked Ross to answer that question.

Anonymous

#45361

Thanks, Trevor.

Ross Moderator

#45435

Hey Aaron

Just trying to get my head around the issue, as I’m thinking there may not be one… 🙂

So, S&F can be used to search for any post type in your website, in this case products. It can be used with the woocommerce shop page, or you can create your own custom search results pages using the other display methods…

Regardless of display method, the search forms themselves can be placed anywhere in your site. S&f works with products & variations.

Now that’s all said, can you explain exactly whats not working with S&F?

I’m away for a few days so may not personally be able to respond until after the weekend.

Thanks

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