Taxonomy page URL with WOOF query string - Loads the main shop page, not the taxonomy page
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Quote from Ingo on May 19, 2020, 10:39Hello,
I bought the WOOF Premium plugin a while ago and got a problem.
I have a Woocoommerce products section both on the main Shop page, as well as on the taxonomy pages.
On the taxonomy term page I do have some term introduction content before the shop section.
https://www.artcontraire.com/artists/hans-salcher/
If I load the page without WOOF query string in the URL then the page and shop loads as it should.But if I reload the page with a query string
https://www.artcontraire.com/artists/hans-salcher/?swoof=1&color=red&paged=1&really_curr_tax=91-artist
it appears instead of the term page, the main Shop page is loaded with the terms shop section but not with the content of the term page (no term introduction content etc.How can I avoid this mistake and see the proper term page also when the URL is loaded with the WOOF query string?
Hello,
I bought the WOOF Premium plugin a while ago and got a problem.
I have a Woocoommerce products section both on the main Shop page, as well as on the taxonomy pages.
On the taxonomy term page I do have some term introduction content before the shop section.
https://www.artcontraire.com/artists/hans-salcher/
If I load the page without WOOF query string in the URL then the page and shop loads as it should.
But if I reload the page with a query string
https://www.artcontraire.com/artists/hans-salcher/?swoof=1&color=red&paged=1&really_curr_tax=91-artist
it appears instead of the term page, the main Shop page is loaded with the terms shop section but not with the content of the term page (no term introduction content etc.
How can I avoid this mistake and see the proper term page also when the URL is loaded with the WOOF query string?
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on May 19, 2020, 13:25Hello
Paste your license key here - https://c2n.me/43SC6rb.png -> https://c2n.me/42HBIt7.png
Try this option - Plugin settings->Advanced->Options - https://c2n.me/47ABcZg.png
Hello
Paste your license key here - https://c2n.me/43SC6rb.png -> https://c2n.me/42HBIt7.png
Try this option - Plugin settings->Advanced->Options - https://c2n.me/47ABcZg.png
Quote from Ingo on May 20, 2020, 15:13Hello,
I bought the plugin through codecanyon and I am not sure where to find the license key there.
Anyway, the plugin option "Disable swoof influence" actually help solve this problem.
However I still have a problem with the conditionals being effected, when the WOOF filters are loaded with ajax.
Normally is_shop() is should only be true on the main shop page and is_product_taxonomy() or is_tax( 'whatever_tax' ) should only be true on the taxonomy term pages. But when I click on a filter and the plugin loads the products with ajax both conditionals is_shop(), as well as is_product_taxonomy() or is_tax( 'whatever_tax' ) are true on both the main shop and the taxonomy term pages.This is a big problem as I want to show different content in the products loop in the shop sections on the main shop page and the taxonomy term pages. How can I fix this, or what conditional can I use that works to differentiate between them?
Hello,
I bought the plugin through codecanyon and I am not sure where to find the license key there.
Anyway, the plugin option"Disable swoof influence" actually help solve this problem.
However I still have a problem with the conditionals being effected, when the WOOF filters are loaded with ajax.
Normally is_shop() is should only be true on the main shop page and is_product_taxonomy() or is_tax( 'whatever_tax' ) should only be true on the taxonomy term pages. But when I click on a filter and the plugin loads the products with ajax both conditionals is_shop(), as well as is_product_taxonomy() or is_tax( 'whatever_tax' ) are true on both the main shop and the taxonomy term pages.
This is a big problem as I want to show different content in the products loop in the shop sections on the main shop page and the taxonomy term pages. How can I fix this, or what conditional can I use that works to differentiate between them?
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on May 21, 2020, 12:15Hello
To get license key - https://codecanyon.net/downloads - https://c2n.me/46i7Aam.png
Hello
To get license key - https://codecanyon.net/downloads - https://c2n.me/46i7Aam.png
Quote from Ingo on May 22, 2020, 19:09Ok I submitted the data, please check it. And could you answer my questions?
Ok I submitted the data, please check it. And could you answer my questions?
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on May 25, 2020, 12:08Hello
During ajax request - it's is_admin() == true
To check current taxonomy
global $WOOF;
$WOOF->get_really_current_term();
Hello
During ajax request - it's is_admin() == true
To check current taxonomy
global $WOOF;
$WOOF->get_really_current_term();