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After more than one week of silence, I’d like to mark this as resolved because I think I gave an answer.

You might say the normal behavior. SWE stops your sidebar at its bottom. So the head of the sidebar will go away and its amount depends on the height of your browser.

Thanks for the feedback. I’d like to mark this topic as resolved.

For WooCommerce Advanced Ajax Layered Navigation, you can place swe.reloadHandler() near the end of showPage() in ajax_layered_nav.js.

/* Re-fire the pageLoaderInit() function. This adds the live click handlers to the newly
 * readded elemets
 */
pageLoaderInit();
swe.reloadHandler();

WooCommerce Advanced Ajax Layered Navigation is not free and I can’t check the behavior after modification. So please try it by yourself.

Ndesign55,

In SWE 1.6, you can call swe.reloadHandler() after Ajax updating to keep widgets working. For YITH WooCommerce Ajax Navigation, you can add swe.reloadHandler() after a(document).trigger(“yith-wcan-ajax-filtered”) in yith-wcan-frontend.min.js.

a(document).trigger("ready");a(document).trigger("yith-wcan-ajax-filtered"); swe.reloadHandler();}})})

It worked for me. Please try it on your site.

I’ve made it in TOR 1.7. I’d like to hear how you feel about this feature.

Anyway, please accept marking this topic as resolved. The author would be evaluated by a number of resolved topic…

Sorry. I can’t find what you meant in the site. Does it happen independently of kinds of browser?

It seems that it’s prohibited to access admin-ajax.php in your server. What happens when you try to access https://yourserver/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php with your browser. In the normal environment, it would show just a ‘0’.

It is not related with the databases. It would be the configuration of the http server, I think.

Ndesign55,

Do you mean YITH WooCommerce Ajax Navigation? Thanks for your information!

Oh, you meant deleting a single revision on the Edit Post screen always failed. I see.

Please check the server response.

Hi BarbaraAS,

Thanks for using.

Does any other Ajax function (e.g. deleting a single revision on the Edit Post screen) work fine?

If you can use development tools in your browser, please check the server response. Even if you don’t know what it is, you can use it ??

1. Run Chrome and open the TOR settings page.
2. Choose ‘Tools’ – ‘Developer Tools’ in the Chrome menu. The Developer Tools window will appear.
3. In Developer Tools, open Network tab. Then press Remove NOW.
4. Check Response of admin-ajax.php.

Thanks!

Perfect Japanese! I wonder if you learned Japanese somewhere.

Anyway, I’d like to make it certain that I came to understand your problem. The problem happens when you choose one of MARKE/BETRIEBSSYSTEM/CPU/… on your site, right?

I assume I’m right and moving forward. From my investigation, I think modifications will be needed on both sides, SWE and ajax_layered_nav.js on your site.

– Regarding SWE, make it available to call initialize function from other scripts.
– Regarding ajax_layered_nav.js, call the SWE initialize function from showPage().

If you are familiar with programming, it would be achieved. But if you are not, I don’t recommend to modify the source code.

For me, it’s not so difficult to modify SWE. You can decide going ahead or not.

I think this topic can be closed because no additional negative response so far. I marked it as resolved.

Your SQL is wrong. Post_status of revisions is ‘inherit’. Try SQL below.

select p1.ID
from wp_posts p1, wp_posts p2
where p1.post_status = 'inherit'
and p1.post_type = 'revision'
and p1.post_parent = p2.ID
and p2.post_status = 'draft';

Correction though you might not mind it.

‘Delete all revisions on initial publication’ option is OFF by default. You should turn it on if you like this behavior.