philipsimplynuc

Hi,

I have tried setting the $_GET variable as mentioned above but without any success ??

Would you believe your suggestion is exactly where my thought process was before I had decided to reach out with you for a second time. Great minds think… ??

Anyway, thank you very much for your response, I really appreciate it and I now feel really confident in using your plugin long term across our family of websites.

If you would, please consider adding this feature to the next version of the plugin, I would really appreciate it.
For the time being, we will just have to accept the count on the secondary widget loops for products is in-correct and not in line with the number of products return by your plugin and its settings.

It’s a small thing but I’m hoping your next version will fix this for us and I can then amend our widget code to pass ‘58050’ as a $query->query_vars.

Thanks again

Great plugin

Philip C

Sorry just to mention.

This is just to get the COUNT of products for a search term through your plugin.
I can code a couple of custom loops and combine the results myself.

But your plugin is far more efficient using SQL and building using pre_get_posts.

But how do I ensure WP_QUERY uses your filters.

I am available for a call via Skype or Zoom if you like to discuss.

Or if you have any other questions.

Thanks for your help.

Great plugin.

Hi,

Thanks for the reply, and your filter works perfect.
However, I have another small question for you, if you can help please.

To demonstrate, please visit the following link:
https://staging.simplynuc.com/?s=Frost+Canyon&post_type=product&wpessid=58050

On this page we have searched for products of a particular category. With 11 results found.

In the sidebar you will now see a custom widget. If you click on “Pages” in the sidebar.
https://staging.simplynuc.com/?s=Frost%20Canyon&post_type=page

On this page we have now searched for pages with the same search term.
Now in the sidebar Products only have 7 results found.

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The question I have is, on the second page above.
This custom sidebar widget uses WP_Query to search for products with the same criteria.
However, I am only getting 7 results.

In my widgets code, I have 4 WP_QUERY loops for different post types .etc

I have used your filter code just before the other post types, which sets ‘disable_wpes’ to TRUE. Which has worked fine and uses the GLOBAL search settings from your plugin.

However, my question is?
In the last WP_QUERY in my widget, I need to get the same product count 11 as the main woocommerce page itself. And not 7.

As I mentioned earlier, I am very familiar with WordPress and coding custom queries.
And I have attempted to set the ‘disable_wpes’ to FALSE. Just before this last WP_QUERY but I am still only getting 7 results.

Sorry for the long question, but better to fully explain my question.
I have tracked down the issue to the filters in your plugin.
‘wp_es_custom_query’ & ‘wp_es_pre_get_posts’ NOT being respected for this WP_QUERY

I assumed that by setting ‘disable_wpes’ back to FALSE.
That the Woocommerce custom search settings I have setup from your plugin will then be applied.

So: main_query has run using the URL query_vars & your plugin with custom settings.

Sidebar Widget:
1. ‘disable_wpes’, TRUE – Meaning the Global settings from plugin for loops below.

2. WP_Query for PAGES

3. WP_Query for POSTS – NEWS

4. WP_Query for POSTS – BLOG

5. ‘disable_wpes’, FALSE – Meaning the Custom settings from plugin for loops below.

6. WP_Query for PRODUCTS

However, I am only getting 7 results / pre_get_posts NOT building the SQL fully.

Again any help would be greatly appreciated.

I have tried setting suppress_filters FALSE
Declaring a new instance of WPES & WPES_Core and manually calling your functions code.

`
add_filter( 'pre_get_posts', function ( $query ) {
    $query->query_vars['s']            = $searched;
    $query->query_vars['post_type']    = 'product';
    $query->query_vars['wpessid']      = 58050;
}, 999);

$args = array (
    's'                     => $searched,
    'fields'                => 'ids',
    'post_type'             => 'product',
    'post_status'           => $status,
    'posts_per_page'        => -1,
);
$query = new WP_Query( $args );
`

Kind Regards

Philip C