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  • Plugin Support Vanesa

    (@vanesarodriguez)

    Hello there!

    I hope you are well.

    Could you, please, share a page with us where you have the filters applied? So we can take a look.

    Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

    We remain ar your disposal.

    Thread Starter Bert O

    (@websitehelperberto)

    Plugin Support Vanesa

    (@vanesarodriguez)

    Hello there!

    Thank you for your collaboration.

    Sorry for not noticing before but, the filter provided by my colleague had a spelling error, now it is fixed:

    add_filter( ‘yith_wcan_process_filters_intersection’, ‘__return_false’ );

    Try it now and tell us if it works for you, please.

    Thread Starter Bert O

    (@websitehelperberto)

    Thank you Vanesa.

    Could you just summarise what the filter does please?

    Plugin Support Vanesa

    (@vanesarodriguez)

    Hello!
    Yes, depending on the filters configuration, our plugin needs to check if there is at least one item to display or not to display the filter, that for each filter term.
    This can generate performance issues if you don’t have a powerful server that can process all of the requests and display filters and products based on the current filtering you have.
    So this filter would disable the relationship between the filters, preventing the query of being executed.

    I hope this was helpful.

    We remain at your disposal.

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