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Woof & Tablepress ajax error

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Dear support team, we use Tablepress in the shopping cart short description and when we filter with Woof, the entries are not displayed in Ajax mode.

Is there a solution for this?

One more question please, the live search, how do I get the code and how do I activate it?

Thanks for the support

Hello

Please  drop me  exact  link to the  issue. Unfortunately not all templates are compatible with ajax mode

Watch  this  video - https://products-filter.com/video#beGT6p_look

Activate text  search(extension) - https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20220912083834.png and  check  option - https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20220912084001.png

Hello Pablo, I have given you the URL. Ajax just doesn't work with Tablepress. As if there is a conflict..

Thanks for the support

Hello

Looks like this third party plugin doesn't work in ajax mode.

I think the problem is that ajax requests occur in wp-admin and this third-party plugin does not register the shortcode for the admin panel. In principle, this is a logical solution, but it is worth checking for ajax request - wp_doing_ajax()

You should write to the author of the third-party plugin

hello thanks i will do that thanks

Hello, that's what I got as an answer. I don't think there's much you can do about it...

Thanks for the support
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TablePress can only register the Shortcode, but has no control over where Shortcodes are evaluated. The"Woof" filter code will have to evaluate Shortcodes (via the do_shortcode() WordPress PHP function) in its content fields.

Hello

They probably didn't understand the situation.

The template where their shortcode is displayed has nothing to do with the filter. And their shortcode works in this template. The problem is that their shortcode is not registered when this template is rerendered in ajax mode