Price Filter Not Filtering Without Other Filters
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Quote from thecomputertutor on March 30, 2026, 23:39We have the HUSKY - Products Filter Professional for WooCommerce v.3.3.8.1 and the price filter only works with other filters, but not by itself. Do you have a resolution to this?
https://asiantraderugcompany.com/rug-gallery/
We have the HUSKY - Products Filter Professional for WooCommerce v.3.3.8.1 and the price filter only works with other filters, but not by itself. Do you have a resolution to this?
Quote from Alex Dovlatov on March 31, 2026, 12:48Hello
The issue is caused by the price filter type selected in your HUSKY settings. The "As woo range-slider" option uses the native WooCommerce slider which does not trigger filtering on its own when you release the handle — it waits for a separate submit action. This is why it appears to work only when combined with another filter click, because that click triggers the submit and picks up the price values at the same time.
To fix this you have two options.
Option 1 (recommended): Go to HUSKY settings, find the Price Filter section, and change the filter type from "As woo range-slider" to "As ion range-slider". The ion range slider has its own built-in submit trigger on release, so it will filter immediately when you stop dragging without needing any other filter to be clicked.
Option 2: If you prefer to keep the current slider type, add autosubmit="1" to your [woof] shortcode, for example:
[woof autosubmit="1"]
This tells HUSKY to submit automatically on any filter change including the native WC slider.Option 1 is the cleaner solution.
Place please actual purchase code of the plugin into the private area of this ticket:
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Hello
The issue is caused by the price filter type selected in your HUSKY settings. The"As woo range-slider" option uses the native WooCommerce slider which does not trigger filtering on its own when you release the handle — it waits for a separate submit action. This is why it appears to work only when combined with another filter click, because that click triggers the submit and picks up the price values at the same time.
To fix this you have two options.
Option 1 (recommended): Go to HUSKY settings, find the Price Filter section, and change the filter type from"As woo range-slider" to"As ion range-slider". The ion range slider has its own built-in submit trigger on release, so it will filter immediately when you stop dragging without needing any other filter to be clicked.
Option 2: If you prefer to keep the current slider type, add autosubmit="1" to your [woof] shortcode, for example:
[woof autosubmit="1"]
This tells HUSKY to submit automatically on any filter change including the native WC slider.
Option 1 is the cleaner solution.
Place please actual purchase code of the plugin into the private area of this ticket:
https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20230222134241.png
https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20230222134615.png
https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20230222134511.png
Quote from thecomputertutor on April 10, 2026, 22:20The filter on the https://asiantraderugcompany.com/rug- gallery/ page is not using a slider. It's "textinputs" and everything triggers by the "Submit" button at the bottom of the filter section: And no matter what we set the price text fields to, and hit the "search" button the search results don't change. The price filter isn't even taken into consideration until it's combined with another filter, and then when the "search" button is clicked it filters by both filters.
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Quote from thecomputertutor on April 14, 2026, 00:42I guess I'm not following what you want us to do?
I guess I'm not following what you want us to do?
Quote from Alex Dovlatov on April 14, 2026, 12:00Place please actual purchase code of the plugin into the private area of this ticket:
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Place please actual purchase code of the plugin into the private area of this ticket:
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Quote from thecomputertutor on April 17, 2026, 23:22We added the Purchase Code from 2024-01-23 00:25:41 UTC
We added the Purchase Code from 2024-01-23 00:25:41 UTC
Quote from Alex Dovlatov on April 20, 2026, 12:16Hello
Thank you! But support is expired for this purchase code, please renew the support
Hello
Thank you! But support is expired for this purchase code, please renew the support
Quote from thecomputertutor on April 21, 2026, 00:28Since this is a case of the filter not operating correctly, do you have documentation on something that might help us figure out why the price filter isn't working by itself?
Since this is a case of the filter not operating correctly, do you have documentation on something that might help us figure out why the price filter isn't working by itself?
Quote from Alex Dovlatov on April 21, 2026, 12:18Hello
I tested your site directly. When filtering by price alone, for example:
https://asiantraderugcompany.com/rug-gallery/?min_price=0&max_price=100
the results do not change — the price range is ignored. However, as soon as you add any other filter alongside price, HUSKY kicks in, processes the combined query correctly, and the results are accurate. This tells us clearly that HUSKY itself is working fine.
The problem is with WooCommerce's native price handling on your site. To confirm this yourself, temporarily disable HUSKY and add the standard WooCommerce Price Filter widget to your sidebar — you will see that it also does not work. This proves the issue is not related to our plugin at all.
The most common cause is an outdated or broken product price lookup table in WooCommerce. To fix this please go to WooCommerce -> Status -> Tools and run the following:
- Update product lookup tables
- Clear transients
This rebuilds the price index that WooCommerce uses for all price-based filtering. Once done, both the native WC price filter and HUSKY price filter should work correctly.
Hello
I tested your site directly. When filtering by price alone, for example:
https://asiantraderugcompany.com/rug-gallery/?min_price=0&max_price=100
the results do not change — the price range is ignored. However, as soon as you add any other filter alongside price, HUSKY kicks in, processes the combined query correctly, and the results are accurate. This tells us clearly that HUSKY itself is working fine.
The problem is with WooCommerce's native price handling on your site. To confirm this yourself, temporarily disable HUSKY and add the standard WooCommerce Price Filter widget to your sidebar — you will see that it also does not work. This proves the issue is not related to our plugin at all.
The most common cause is an outdated or broken product price lookup table in WooCommerce. To fix this please go to WooCommerce -> Status -> Tools and run the following:
- Update product lookup tables
- Clear transients
This rebuilds the price index that WooCommerce uses for all price-based filtering. Once done, both the native WC price filter and HUSKY price filter should work correctly.
