Price Range Filter?

Hello. You have good idea, and I think I will implement it. But can you describe a little how did you admitted this bug? Just like this man described:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/conflict-with-price-filter

because I can not find this bug on the demo https://wordpress-filter.com/ (I mean different results). Or drop me link please where I can look and understand the issue. It is important for me what is really what is going on …

Hi,

I use the Woocommerce built-in price filter with your products filter.
That’s why the filters don’t work in harmony.

You can see what I mean from the link below.
https://thatvintage.co.uk/tvtg/product-category/women/?swoof=1&pa_colour=navy
From the link if you use the price filter, the results goes back to the beginning.

If the price range was included in your plugin, it would be a lot more user-friendly.

Hope it makes sense…

Thank you so much for your time. ??

Hello. Thank you. Yes, I understood, if apply woo price filter – its reset data and make filtering only by price, so customer have to again set filter conditions… I will work with it …

Hello. Try please 1.0.5 version with native woo price filter – I made them friends …
[Link retracted – Please respect the WordPress foundation]

Hi, really nice awesome plugin you made!
But I have this conflict with woocommerce price filter, too (in v1.0.5)
They work fine together only for “product tags”;
For anything else (taxonomies, attributes, “in stock”) after woocommerce price filter is applied, all previosly applied filters disappear (“swoof=1” is erased from url also).
BUT I have noticed backwards compatibility – if I use your filters after woocommerce price filter is applied, everything is fine!

Can you please hint me what may cause the problem? I think I will be able to fix it, if you point me in right direction ??

Just noticed, that categories filters work nice with your filters also.
So things that do not work are: taxonomies, attributes, “in stock”.

So for example, if my url was:
store?swoof=1&min_price=742&max_price=15477&product_cat=bodi-teddi&pa_color=purple
After price filter has been applied (re-applied, in this case) it becomes:
store?min_price=581&max_price=15477&product_cat=bodi-teddi

So here’s simple js solution which works for me
(the only bad thing is, you have to specify taxonomy slug in there, or at least part of it)

// 1.Get query string
var qs = (function(a) {
	if (a == "") return {};
	var b = {};
	for (var i = 0; i < a.length; ++i)
	{
		var p=a[i].split('=', 2);
		if (p.length == 1)
			b[p[0]] = "";
		else
			b[p[0]] = decodeURIComponent(p[1].replace(/\+/g, " "));
	}
	return b;
})(window.location.search.substr(1).split('&'));

// 2.Store needed keys in woocommerce's html
for (var key in qs)
{
	if( key.indexOf('pa_') == 0 || key == 'stock' || key == 'swoof' ||
		key == 'YOUR_TAXONOMY' )
	{
		$( ".price_slider_wrapper .price_slider_amount" ).append('<input type="hidden" value="' + qs[key] + '" name="' + key + '">')
	}
}

Hello Jeck
Thank you for feedback ??
I will include all fixes in the next version …