Quote from Pablo Borysenco on April 5, 2021, 11:22

Hello Saskia

Read  this  please - https://products-filter.com/extencion/template-1/

Quote from Saskia on April 7, 2021, 13:24

Hello Pablo!

 

Thank you very much!

I was able to make a pretty ajaxified grid layout and wrote a function that checks current taxonomy page's taxonomy id and adds it to the woof product and woof filter shortcode. :) Check here: https://creano.shop/produkt-kategorie/tee/erbluehtee/

Only thing I keep asking myself is, mate, WHY the heck is there no easy solution or at least easy dev solution to exclude specific terms and/or entire filters from specific pages?

I see so many people ask exactly for this, because they have many different product categories and/or attributes in their shops. It will never be alright to only have one set of filters in the entire shop... please do something about it and make it easier and more comprehensive to set up various filter sets for specific pages/taxonomy pages/shop archive/ etc.

The third party plugin WOOF by Category could be a solution.. well as long as you don't want to hide specific terms and mereyl want to have some easy control over displayed filters.. well as long as you don't use image option for product categories.. then it stops working. :D Also that plugin's developer does not own the Paid Version of WooF PRoduct filters plugin, so he is unable to keep his plugin compatible with the paid version.. BUT on your application page you advertise the Woof by category plugin.. so anyways.. might be good if the dude always had the latest version at hand so he could fix bugs.

Thanks! Great plugin!

Saskia

Quote from Saskia on April 7, 2021, 15:43

Hey Pablo!

 

I am now successfully generating a woof shortcode which is taking a selection of filters into account that  can be selected in product cat or product tag edit page. (I added some custom fields for that.

So f.e. on my test category page I would like to display 2 attribute filters only. So I am outputting the following shortcode:

[woof is_ajax=1 per_page=30 taxonomies=product_cat:35 columns=3 tax_only:'pa_geschenkset,pa_sorte' by_only:'none']

 

But I am still seeing all filters on that product cat page. What am I doing wrong in this shortcode?

Quote from Pablo Borysenco on April 8, 2021, 12:12

Hello

Use  this  shortcode:

[woof is_ajax=1 per_page=30 taxonomies=product_cat:35 columns=3 tax_only='pa_geschenkset,pa_sorte'  by_only='none']

Quote from Saskia on April 8, 2021, 12:27

Oh boy :D:D

Its always something like that.. Thanks for pointing out the = for : :D:D

Great support! Did you read my previous message btw? Let me phrase it again, in case you are simply replying to support forum messages via mail:

Only thing I keep asking myself is, mate, WHY the heck is there no easy solution or at least easy dev solution to exclude specific terms and/or entire filters from specific pages?

I see so many people ask exactly for this, because they have many different product categories and/or attributes in their shops. It will never be alright to only have one set of filters in the entire shop... please do something about it and make it easier and more comprehensive to set up various filter sets for specific pages/taxonomy pages/shop archive/ etc.

The third party plugin WOOF by Category could be a solution.. well as long as you don't want to hide specific terms and mereyl want to have some easy control over displayed filters.. well as long as you don't use image option for product categories.. then it stops working. :D Also that plugin's developer does not own the Paid Version of WooF PRoduct filters plugin, so he is unable to keep his plugin compatible with the paid version.. BUT on your application page you advertise the Woof by category plugin.. so anyways.. might be good if the dude always had the latest version at hand so he could fix bugs.

Best

Saskia

Quote from Pablo Borysenco on April 9, 2021, 13:15

Hello Saskia

This works great on category pages, the filter only displays the actual filters. If you want to show a filter on custom pages use a shortcode - it couldn't be easier!