How to fetch attribute from the hierarchy filter and show it dynamically in a product title?
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Hello,
I have a pro version of WOOF.
I created Hierarchy drop-down filter bar using a custom taxonomy for Woocommerce.
Custom taxonomy is created using CPT UI plugin called Maker.
It's basically for search Car Covers based on Make and Model.
My goal is to show the select make in the product title dynamically.
For ex - If some selects Honda -> City(Model). Now, the"City" model should be added as a text in a Product title, so that a user and the admin know which model the user has ordered for in the backend.
I know how to add custom text in a Product Title through the available hook and filter, but I am not able to find how to fetch selected"Model" based on a user's current session.
I know this is quite a complex thing that I am trying to achieve. But any help would be appreciated. If you can just guide a little it would be great. Thank you!
Hello
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the problem is that there is no search term on the product page. So you need to save the request in advance, perhaps in a session
To get search data - https://products-filter.com/hook/woof_get_request_data/
Hello,
Have updated my purchase code.
Where do I start from?
Hello
Since you don't know when a user will visit the product page. You should save every search query (Use the hook - https://products-filter.com/hook/woof_get_request_data/ )
If the user visits the product page, check this data
From my side, you only need the hook