
Pablo Borysenco(@pavlo_borysenco)
34,196 Posts
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on February 10, 2020, 13:54
Hello
https://c2n.me/45VksVw.png - This is a third-party functionality. Please contact the developer who did this
Hello
https://c2n.me/45VksVw.png - This is a third-party functionality. Please contact the developer who did this

Pablo Borysenco(@pavlo_borysenco)
34,196 Posts
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on February 11, 2020, 14:02
Hello
This functionality in fact is not related to my filter! It's just a container job. I will gladly help you with my plugin - but this should be related to the functionality of my plugin.
This is native JS:
You should keep the current state of the container for the user.
So use cookie OR better use html5 storage
to check if the user's browser supports this storage - woof_supports_html5_storage()
To save container state - localStorage.setItem() to get - localStorage.getItem()
An example: in file - \wp-content\plugins\woocommerce-products-filter\js\front.js - function woof_checkboxes_slide()
AND
Read this please - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37538465/save-current-state-after-jquery-click-function
Hello
This functionality in fact is not related to my filter! It's just a container job. I will gladly help you with my plugin - but this should be related to the functionality of my plugin.
This is native JS:
You should keep the current state of the container for the user.
So use cookie OR better use html5 storage
to check if the user's browser supports this storage - woof_supports_html5_storage()
To save container state - localStorage.setItem() to get - localStorage.getItem()
An example: in file - \wp-content\plugins\woocommerce-products-filter\js\front.js - function woof_checkboxes_slide()
AND
Read this please - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37538465/save-current-state-after-jquery-click-function

Pablo Borysenco(@pavlo_borysenco)
34,196 Posts
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on February 12, 2020, 13:02
Hello
Welcome;)
Hello
Welcome;)