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Add custom conditions for the filtered products and terms count

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I am using your plugin based filters in the left sidebar on this page: https://site.com/category/performance/braking-system/brake-pads-and-shoes-performance/

1. What I want, I want to filter out the products using your terms from the left sidebar but at the same time, I want to make dsome modifications in the query for some additional custom conditions. I have used this hook for the purpose: woof_products_query. Is it the correct way to do it or is there any better one available?

2. At the same time, I want to change the count also against each of the term but it doesn't work. I couldn't find any relevant hook for this. Can you please guide me how to do it?

Can you guys please remove the personal info (Puchase Code and Website URL ) from this public thread as I wasn't aware with this?

I tried this one as per your suggestion:

https://products-filter.com/manipulate-search-data-options

But it doesn't work in the same way WordPress does.  There is no way to add a tax_query in your query/request parameter. EG:

  1. Works in your case:
    $query['product_cat'] = 'music';
  2. Not works:
    $query['tax_query'] = array (
    array (
    'taxonomy' => 'product_cat',
    'field' => 'slug',
    'terms' => array( 'music' )
    )
    );

I need the second solution to work because that's just an example. I need tax_query and few other WordPress query rules to apply.

Hello

Ok! what I gave you is the ability to make a search query with minimal code.

If it doesn't suit you

For filter counters -  woof_dynamic_count_attr  - https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20230404102504.png

For products template - It depends on what you use to display products. If standard template then use standard hook - woocommerce_product_query

woof_products_query - this is for shortcode[woof_products] and ajax mode

Thanks a lot for your support. The above solution works like a charm.

 

Now I got a further question and I hope it should be the last one: How I can play with the layout/template of search results page? Can I change it as per my requirement and if yes, provide me relevant filters/hooks please.

Hello

My plugin does not affect products template, current theme template is used to display results. so you just need to change the template of the current theme