jhwarp

Okay, thank you for confirming. As an alternative to the REST api, is there a way to return a result set via php, i.e. something like $ivory = new IvorySearch($args); or something similar?

Perfect, thanks for the quick response. I didn’t have any global attributes set up, so was in a different place, so didn’t immediately see this option. Thanks again, great plugin ??

Thanks for the quick response, much appreciated.

I thought that woocommerce_product_meta_start would be appropriate, then just check if product is simple or variable and add appropriate actions for each. But as an added complexity, the product template is built in Elementor pro, and they added meta as individual elements ( cause they wanted to omit certain things like tags), so that won’t even work for my case.

I’m going to have to make a different plan, but thanks anyway, great plugin. Feel free to close this request.

Yeah, I got my question regarding the template answered. Thanks for the help.

Thanks, but I think you missunderstood. I already know about this functionality, I’m looking to extend this a bit further. I just need to add in a message before the ‘order table’ on this mail. Is there some template file or hook that I can use to modify the mail?

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by jhwarp.

Thanks for the documentation on the meta field, this will be massively helpful.

I will look out for the 3.0 update then, what’s the roadmap like, will the 3.0 version maybe release in this year? Developing it must be no walk in the park…

Also, is there a way to make your location not required for search? So that they can just filter by category?

No no, you misunderstood, I wasn’t being clear enough ??

I was saying thank you for pointing out in which plugin they were used (in products plugin and in variations plugin). This helped me out a lot. Thank you

Thanks for not only giving meta keys, but also where they are used. This helps out a lot!

Hmm, okay, I suspected as much, thank you very much for your quick response. Will strongly consider purchasing this, as it works well otherwise.

I want the filter to be visible on all pages (ie. shop, categories, etc), but only filter according to one category and its sub-categories, so instead of displaying all categories in the dropdown, it should only display a certain category(and its children).

Sorry, should have been more clear.

We have a store setup with a lot of different categories assigned to it, one of which is brands. we want to setup a filter for only brands and its sub-categories, and would just need to limit the output of other categories for products in this filter.

Cool, thank you.

I’ve implemented my own pagination, using a combination of paginate_links and javascript as well as sorting the posts for now using order and orderby, but looking forward to an update on this plugin.