hohisse

All the latest posts are about HTML decimal values that replace anything that is not alphanumeric.

2.1.14 still generates some.

Here’s a screen capture:
https://www.hohisse.ca/stuff/2015-02-20_19-27-25.png

Note that the 4 products entries at the bottom are all in english as desired.

I run an ecommerce wordpress installation most likely encoded in UTF-8

Both languages (french and english) will result the same.

Another thing to know:
The search result, once performed with the search value suggested in my screen shot, the resulted url will be:
https://www.mydomain.com/?s=Kangertech+%26%238211%3B+EVOD+%26%238211%3B+Protank+2+Mini+%26%238211%3B+Unitank+Atomiseurs+%26%238211%3B+Pack+of+5&post_type=product

Which will basically lead nowhere! ??

Hi Gabe,

Well maintain, simple, complete, very light plugin. Keep up the good work.

i’ve notices 1 or 2 topics with WPML compatibility with 2.1.5. I agree, it works well with WPML multilingual as well, products displayed in the result panel are based on wpml actual language.

One bit of incompatibility is that if you display Product Categories, it will display both languages of matching product categories and subs.

Please advise.

IDEA SUGGESTION: I would consider adding an option to display results justified and aligned left or right of the search field. Long content title results sometime exceed the page if search field is close to the right/left end of the browser.

What happens if you go to:https://www.domain.com/?post_types=post,page&s=

It does load the blog page. ??

I’ve switched theme to Twenty Twelve and Twenty Thirteen and here again it’s the blog page coming up.

Hi Ross,

I knew that my CSS was general and I had to assign it to the form class. This was a quick fix noted as “TO BE FIXED” ??

I’m not a coder but I always find my way when it’s documented somewhere.

Thanks for making my life so EASY! I did some tweaking to the CSS you suggested and the result is great.

Other than being a superhero fixing everybody else’s code out of pure enthusiasm, I can imagine you do this professionally. Are you available for paid consultation every now and then? I got most of my basis covered in this project using plugins but I’m still learning my way with WordPress so…

Send me an email: [email protected]

Ok

I’ve made my researches and I’ve fixed using:

@media (min-width: 768px) and (max-width: 979px) {
input {width: 100px;}
select  {width: 100px;}
}
@media (min-width: 979px) and (max-width: 1199px) {
input {width: 150px;}
select  {width: 150px;}
}

Hi Ross,

Thanks again for this complete assessment.

This is what I figured, I’ve tried the ‘class’ argument in the shortcode but it’s assigned to the form if I’m correct and not on each elements of the form seperated by commas like other arguments.

I didn’t found any exemples using the class argument if I didn’t overlooked your documentation. If you can add some in a near future, that would be great.

F.Y.I. with or without theming your plugin, it has added so much features to my LMS, with no efforts (on my part) that I can’t complain. Responsive CSS will be up to me I’ll figure it out.

here is my dev CMS (LMS)
https://lms.proximit.ca

I hope you like french.

Have a great week end Ross. I’ll drink a cold one for you.

Thanks again.

Henrik

P.S. I’ve disabled the Membership plugin so you can see the content of Cours(Courses) .

Hi,

Thank you for your patience with my newbie questions.

I’ve actually got my Custom Post Types to show in my Categories and being considered in your plugin.

The post you suggested:
Custom Post Types on home page
never got me anywhere, but I’m not a coder so If I had to make any modifications to it I would have been lost.

I’ve found another post on WPMUDEV called
Add Custom Post Types to Tags and Categories in WordPress

I’ve copy/paste in my functions.php and TA-DA!!

I would like to thank you for the extra mile you did answering to my request. Most developers simply answers by the negative or tell us that it is beyond the scope of their support. You made the difference!

Note: you should sign your post so we can thank a name and not only Design & Code.

Respectfully,

Henrik

It sounds like your main query is not including custom post types so the categories for them might not be showing up.. I’m not sure exactly…

Have you modified your main WP loop to include those custom post types? Something along the lines of this link:
https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/how-to-add-custom-post-types-to-your-home-page-and-feeds/

I actually used a plugin to do so:

Easy Taxonomy Support

Maybe it doesn’t do the job 100%. I will investigate on this.

Thanks for your second hint about trying to show the empty categories, they still won’t show whatever I do.

[searchandfilter fields="search,post_types,category,post_tag" post_types="all" types=",checkbox,," search_placeholder="Rechercher..."?submit_label="Filtrer" show_count=",1,1," hide_empty=",0,0,0"]

P.S. Question, is show count work on checkbox layout?

Heres my actual shortcode if it helps:

[searchandfilter fields="search,post_types,category,post_tag" post_types="all" types=",checkbox,," search_placeholder="Rechercher..."?submit_label="Filtrer" show_count=",1,1"]

Crazy complete documentation!! In addition to those pointers, I got your plugin up and running in no time. Good job!