Is it possible to create a filter based on two custom meta fields containing min and max value
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Quote from BenL on February 6, 2026, 11:16Is it possible to filter between min/max values?
For example by creating a slider or a number field to fill in your length. Bikes can then be filtered based on the min and max (custom) meta data person_length of products. The person length should be within this min and max values.
If this is not yet possible it would be a great improvement.
Is it possible to filter between min/max values?
For example by creating a slider or a number field to fill in your length. Bikes can then be filtered based on the min and max (custom) meta data person_length of products. The person length should be within this min and max values.
If this is not yet possible it would be a great improvement.
Quote from Alex Dovlatov on February 6, 2026, 14:09Hello Ben
Yes, this is possible using HUSKY's Taxonomy Range Slider.
Solution:
Step 1: Create WooCommerce Taxonomy or Attribute
- Go to: Products → Attributes OR use https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-post-type-ui/ for creating taxonomy
- Create new attribute/taxonomy: "Suitable Height" (slug:
suitable-height)- Add terms (height values): 150, 151, 152, 153... 180, 181, 182, etc.
Step 2: Assign Heights to Products For each bike, select all suitable height values.
Example: If bike fits people 171-175cm tall:
- Check terms: 171, 172, 173, 174, 175
Step 3: Configure HUSKY
- Go to: WOOF Settings → Filters
- Find your "Suitable Height" attribute
- Select display type: "Slider"
- Save settings
Result:
- User moves slider to 173cm
- System shows all bikes that have "173" term assigned
- Works perfectly for your use case!
Demo: https://demo.products-filter.com/taxonomy-range-slider/
Let me know if you need help setting this up!
Hello Ben
Yes, this is possible using HUSKY's Taxonomy Range Slider.
Solution:
Step 1: Create WooCommerce Taxonomy or Attribute
- Go to: Products → Attributes OR use https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-post-type-ui/ for creating taxonomy
- Create new attribute/taxonomy:"Suitable Height" (slug:
suitable-height) - Add terms (height values): 150, 151, 152, 153... 180, 181, 182, etc.
Step 2: Assign Heights to Products For each bike, select all suitable height values.
Example: If bike fits people 171-175cm tall:
- Check terms: 171, 172, 173, 174, 175
Step 3: Configure HUSKY
- Go to: WOOF Settings → Filters
- Find your"Suitable Height" attribute
- Select display type: "Slider"
- Save settings
Result:
- User moves slider to 173cm
- System shows all bikes that have"173" term assigned
- Works perfectly for your use case!
Demo: https://demo.products-filter.com/taxonomy-range-slider/
Let me know if you need help setting this up!
Quote from BenL on February 7, 2026, 22:44Thank you for your respons.
That would be a lot of terms which is also a lot of work to apply to a lot of products. That doesn't fit my intention.
I'm looking for a solution where I can just add a min value and a max value instead of a collection of all possible values.
Is there also an existing solution for this?
Thank you for your respons.
That would be a lot of terms which is also a lot of work to apply to a lot of products. That doesn't fit my intention.
I'm looking for a solution where I can just add a min value and a max value instead of a collection of all possible values.
Is there also an existing solution for this?
Quote from Alex Dovlatov on February 9, 2026, 14:06Hello Ben
I understand your concern about creating many terms. However, HUSKY does not support filtering by min/max custom meta fields out of the box.
Here's why the taxonomy solution is the standard approach:
Taxonomy approach (recommended):
* One-time setup: create height terms once
* Bulk editing: use BEAR (WooCommerce Bulk Editor https://bulk-editor.com/) to assign terms to multiple products quickly
* You can select multiple terms at once for each productCustom meta field approach:
* Would require custom development (paid work, not included in plugin)
* Needs custom SQL queries: `WHERE min_height <= user_value AND max_height >= user_value`
* Much more complex to implement and maintain
* Not a standard WooCommerce/HUSKY featureMy suggestion:
Use the taxonomy approach but make it easier with bulk editing:
1. Install BEAR (https://bulk-editor.com) - makes bulk editing very fast
2. Create your height taxonomy once (150-200 or whatever range you need)
3. Use BEAR to bulk assign height ranges to products
* Filter products by category/type
* Select all similar products
* Bulk assign height terms
* Takes minutes instead of hoursAlternative option:
If you really need the custom meta approach, this would be a custom development project. But unfortunately we not do it, you should hire developer in this case.
Hello Ben
I understand your concern about creating many terms. However, HUSKY does not support filtering by min/max custom meta fields out of the box.
Here's why the taxonomy solution is the standard approach:
Taxonomy approach (recommended):
* One-time setup: create height terms once
* Bulk editing: use BEAR (WooCommerce Bulk Editor https://bulk-editor.com/) to assign terms to multiple products quickly
* You can select multiple terms at once for each product
Custom meta field approach:
* Would require custom development (paid work, not included in plugin)
* Needs custom SQL queries: `WHERE min_height <= user_value AND max_height >= user_value`
* Much more complex to implement and maintain
* Not a standard WooCommerce/HUSKY feature
My suggestion:
Use the taxonomy approach but make it easier with bulk editing:
1. Install BEAR (https://bulk-editor.com) - makes bulk editing very fast
2. Create your height taxonomy once (150-200 or whatever range you need)
3. Use BEAR to bulk assign height ranges to products
* Filter products by category/type
* Select all similar products
* Bulk assign height terms
* Takes minutes instead of hours
Alternative option:
If you really need the custom meta approach, this would be a custom development project. But unfortunately we not do it, you should hire developer in this case.