Quote from Alex Dovlatov on June 1, 2026, 11:22

Hello

Here is what you need to do step by step.

First, if you have the Envato Market plugin installed, deactivate or uninstall it to avoid any automatic updates from CodeCanyon.

Second, to update HUSKY manually: take the full ZIP you downloaded from Envato and unpack it on your computer. Inside you will find a file called woocommerce-products-filter.zip. That is the actual plugin file. Go to your WordPress admin, deactivate and delete the old HUSKY version, then go to Plugins, Add New, Upload Plugin, and upload that woocommerce-products-filter.zip. Read: https://products-filter.com/i-just-bought-the-plugin-and-cant-install-it-error

https://clip2net.com/s/4o1ZQBz

Regarding the my_woof_extensions folder you mentioned: this folder contains bundled extensions that come with the plugin. You can open them and read the code to understand what each one does. Here is a quick overview:

color2 and image2are needed when you use HUSKY with WPML plugin

tp-1 is used when you work with a custom template via a shortcode parameter, and it can actually be used independently without any other plugin, which makes it useful for experimenting with custom output layouts: https://products-filter.com/shortcode/woof

So in most cases only tp-1 is relevant without any third party dependency. The rest are only needed if you use those specific plugins.

 

Quote from patH on June 1, 2026, 17:53

As usual, thanks a lot @alexdev for your precious help.
I am using WPML on my website, however I  am not sure if I need color2 imager2 and tp-1.
I didn't find any directory with such name on the folder structure of my website.
No "wp-content/my_woof_extensions" folder either...

Quote from Alex Dovlatov on June 2, 2026, 11:28

Hello

The my_woof_extensions folder does not exist by default — you need to create it manually inside wp-content/ if you want to use custom extensions.

Since you have WPML installed, color2 and image2 may be relevant for you. These extensions were specifically created for WPML sites where color or image attribute term titles and slugs are translated into other languages. In that case the default Color and Image extensions that come with HUSKY stop working correctly, and these WPML-compatible versions replace them.

If you need them, here is how to set it up:

1. Create the folder wp-content/my_woof_extensions on your server manually (via FTP or file manager).
2. Upload the color_2 and/or image_2 folders into it.
3. In HUSKY admin go to tab Advanced, then Options, and in the field Custom extensions folder write: my_woof_extensions
4. In the same Advanced tab disable the default Color 1.1 and/or Image 1.0 extensions and activate color_2 / image_2 instead.
5. After that you can set the color or image for each term directly in its edit page, for example: wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=pa_color&post_type=product — click Edit on a term.

Alternatively, you can try the Smart Designer feature in HUSKY which provides a visual way to configure filter appearance for your taxonomies without dealing with extensions manually.

Welcome :)

 

Quote from patH on June 2, 2026, 18:03

Thanks a lot again!
May be I will try those extensions, but in my case, selling downloadable products, no sure I need them.

Best from Pat.

Quote from Alex Dovlatov on June 4, 2026, 13:48

Welcome :)