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On Sale count wrong on Search results page

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johnb(@johnb)
12 Posts
Customers
February 5, 2026, 09:14

Hi again Alex,

Issue: On the search results page only, the count for"On Sale" is the same as the search results. Search plugin is FiboSearch.

From the search bar:

 

On the results page:

 

 

After marking"On Sale", I get redirected to this page which shows the only on sale product in the whole shop but which isn't related to the search term + a message that nothing was found. And it breaks the layout. The URL here is [domain]/swoof/onsale/?s=illy&post_type=product&dgwt_wcas=1

#1
Alex Dovlatov(@alexdev)
709 Posts
February 6, 2026, 13:12

Hello John

The issue is that FiboSearch and HUSKY use completely different search logic and queries - they don't communicate with each other.

What's happening:

  • FiboSearch finds products using its own search algorithm
  • WOOF doesn't"see" FiboSearch results - it only works with its own product queries
  • When you apply"On Sale" filter, WOOF runs its own separate query, which is why you get unrelated results

Solution: Instead of using FiboSearch on the search results page, use WOOF's built-in text search filter:

  1. Go to WOOF settings
  2. Enable"Text search" filter:  https://demo.products-filter.com/shop (see the demo - search box at the top, write there"red")
  3. This allows users to search AND filter simultaneously using WOOF's unified logic
  4. All filters (including"On Sale") will work correctly with search results

Alternative: Keep FiboSearch for the initial search bar (site-wide), but once users land on the shop/category page, let them refine results using WOOF filters + WOOF text search.

This way both plugins work in their own areas without conflicts.

#2
johnb(@johnb)
12 PostsTopic Author
Customers
February 8, 2026, 21:54

Thank you! I will try this and let you know!

#3
Alex Dovlatov(@alexdev)
709 Posts
February 9, 2026, 14:54

Thank you for your cooperation :)

#4