Filter goods with empty taxonomy value
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I have custom taxonomy"Brands". I want to filter all products that are not tied to elements of this taxonomy. How should I do it? In the"Brands" column of the tables such goods have a note"no items"
Hello, Pablo!
Yes, it works! So I was looking badly :(
Is it possible to do similar to meta fields? Those. I want to filter goods with an empty meta field. Sign"!" The field name does not work for me.
Hello
Unfortunately the plugin does not have this feature.
Unfortunately
For myself, I implemented the opportunity to choose empty, not empty, existing in the goods and missing meta fields. I did this:
\ext\meta\meta.php - changed the function to :
public function woobe_filter_text($data) {
$metas = $this->get_fields();
if (!empty($metas)) {
foreach ($metas as $m) {
if (in_array($m['meta_key'], $this->settings->get_fields_keys())) {
if ($m['type'] == 'string') {
$data[$m['meta_key']] = array(
'placeholder' => $m['title'],
'direct' => TRUE,
'behavior_options' => array(
'LIKE' => __('LIKE', 'woocommerce-bulk-editor'),
'=' => __('EXACT (=)', 'woocommerce-bulk-editor'),
'!=' => __('NOT EXACT (!=)', 'woocommerce-bulk-editor'),
'NOT LIKE' => __('NOT LIKE', 'woocommerce-bulk-editor'),
'empty' => __('Empty', 'woocommerce-bulk-editor'), //IgorA100
'not_empty' => __('NOT empty', 'woocommerce-bulk-editor'), //IgorA100
'empty_not_exists' => __('Empty && NOT EXISTS', 'woocommerce-bulk-editor'), //IgorA100
'not_empty_exists' => __('NOT empty && EXISTS', 'woocommerce-bulk-editor'), //IgorA100
'exists' => __('EXISTS', 'woocommerce-bulk-editor'), //IgorA100
'not_exists' => __('NOT EXISTS', 'woocommerce-bulk-editor'), //IgorA100
),
'css_classes' => 'not-for-variations'
);
}
}
}
}
return $data;
}
and in functions"\ext\filters\filters.php public function woobe_apply_query_filter_data($args)" made add-ons :
if ($woobe_filter[$string_key]['behavior'] == 'empty'
|| $woobe_filter[$string_key]['behavior'] == 'empty_not_exists'
|| $woobe_filter[$string_key]['behavior'] == 'not_exists'
|| $woobe_filter[$string_key]['behavior'] == 'exists') $is = true;
AND:
// +++++ IgorA100
} elseif ($woobe_filter[$string_key]['behavior'] == 'empty') {
$meta_query[] = array(
'key' => $fields[$string_key]['meta_key'],
'value' => '',
'compare' => '='
);
} elseif ($woobe_filter[$string_key]['behavior'] == 'not_empty') {
$meta_query[] = array(
'key' => $fields[$string_key]['meta_key'],
'value' => '',
'compare' => '!='
);
} elseif ($woobe_filter[$string_key]['behavior'] == 'empty_not_exists') {
$meta_query[] = array(
'relation' => 'OR',
array(
'key' => $fields[$string_key]['meta_key'],
'value' => '',
'compare' => '='
),
array(
'key' => $fields[$string_key]['meta_key'],
'compare' => 'NOT EXISTS'
)
);
} elseif ($woobe_filter[$string_key]['behavior'] == 'not_empty_exists') {
$meta_query[] = array(
'relation' => 'OR',
array(
'key' => $fields[$string_key]['meta_key'],
'value' => '',
'compare' => '!='
),
array(
'key' => $fields[$string_key]['meta_key'],
'compare' => 'EXISTS'
)
);
} elseif ($woobe_filter[$string_key]['behavior'] == 'not_exists') {
$meta_query[] = array(
'key' => $fields[$string_key]['meta_key'],
'compare' => 'NOT EXISTS'
);
} elseif ($woobe_filter[$string_key]['behavior'] == 'exists') {
$meta_query[] = array(
'key' => $fields[$string_key]['meta_key'],
'compare' => 'EXISTS'
);
I'm not sure what I did everything correctly, but nevertheless everything began to filtered more universally.
I could not add a formatted code here, because of what the code here is now poorly read. :(
You could not make similar changes in the plugin? Or introduce hooks, in which you would make such changes? It will not be very convenient, add such lines after updating your plugin.
I am for myself, added support for hooks to"meta.php"
$data = apply_filters('woobe_filter_text_ext', $data, $metas, $this->settings->get_fields_keys());
and in"filters.php"
$meta_query = apply_filters('woobe_filter_meta_query_ext',$meta_query, $woobe_filter, $fields);
Thus, now when updating, I have to make one line into each file of your plugin.
Of course, I really want something similar to have in the next version of the plugin :)
It is now very convenient to choose the goods in which there are no defined meta fields at all or they are not filled, well, it can be useful to a sample of goods with only filled fields (not particularly needed, but ......)
Hello
Thank you forΒ cooperation!
I passed this to the developers