Ross Moderator in reply to:
Translating datepicker widget

#10494

Hey Wouter

A couple of users have asked me this – the date picker is loaded from WordPress itself – so I don’t define month names for example anywhere in the plugin.

I think you need to find a way to translate the native WordPress date picker and you will achieve what you want…

Saying that, I’m talking with WPML at the moment and they are testing this plugin and we are working to make it fully WPML certified, which will certainly provide more clarity on how to customise the date picker.

They can take up to two weeks to test so will have to wait for them to come back.

Thanks

Ross Moderator in reply to:
Search also over taxonomies/categories etc

#10493

Hey Janno

Do you mean the search term should also search category/taxonomy names themselves?

This is something I plan to add in – however in the meantime I’ve added support for the Relevanssi plugin.

Once you’ve set this up you will see in the “advanced” tab of S&F there is an option to integrate Relevanssi – Relevanssi has its own settings where you can enable the feature I mention above 🙂

Thanks!
Ross

Ross Moderator in reply to:
Need new Downloadlink

#10491

Just emailed you the latest zip.

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Ross Moderator in reply to:
Plugin doesn't work properly when there are no results

#10490

Hey Wouter

Do you have a link I could look at?

In a regular template there would normally be a message when no products/results are found – for example (taken from http://codex.wordpress.org/The_Loop):

<?php if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>
<!-- do stuff -->
<?php endwhile; else : ?>
	<p><?php _e( 'Sorry, no posts matched your criteria.' ); ?></p>
<?php endif; ?>

So really it sounds like how your template is handling the case when there are no search results.

Thanks

Ross Moderator in reply to:
Cannot update plugin

#10489

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Ross Moderator in reply to:
Sort order in content/template area?

#10485

Hey there

I’m adding both options to the plugin in a major update in about a month or so 🙂

To try to describe how to hack would almost be the same as doing the updates/modifications (very tedious and time consuming!)

The only thing I could suggest is a JS hack… but you must be proficient with jQuery…

What I would do is, hide the sort order field via CSS (in the search form) – actually just hide the li that its wrapped in.

Then, create your own sort options outside of the plugin (however you want), and with JS, listen to a click or change in your custom sort ordering, and then update the value of the hidden sort order field in the search and filter form…!

Its going to be a bit tedious but if you are proficient with jQuery I’m sure its possible.

Thanks

Ross Moderator in reply to:
Search & Filter Pro NOT WORKING (Purchased )

#10483

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Ross Moderator in reply to:
Search Field Query

#10482

Hey Andrew

This is something I plan to add in – however in the meantime I’ve added support for the Relevanssi plugin.

Once you’ve set this up you will see in the “advanced” tab of S&F there is an option to integrate Relevanssi.

Thanks

Ross Moderator in reply to:
Alphabetical Search and Filter Pro

#10481

Hey Tim

I’m not sure which version of the plugin you’re on – can you update to 1.4?

In this version, there is a section where you can set the default sort order.

Thanks

Ross Moderator in reply to:
Download Link Expired

#10480

Sent 🙂 Once you’ve installed it you should be able to use automatic updates – http://www.designsandcode.com/wordpress-plugins/search-filter-pro/docs/#docs-automatic-updates

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