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Hello! I have a question regarding a possible function that wasn’t mentioned anywhere in the plugin description – at least not that I could find it. Is there some sort of integration with WooCommerce? More sppecifically, I’m interested in showing/hiding Ajax Search Pro results based on what a user purchased on my site. If that’s not something that can be enabled now, do you think it’s possible that WPKraken people can help me out?
With best wishes,
Nick from The Syllabus (https://clients.the-syllabus.com/)Hi,
Unfortunately there is not option for that, this is definitely a custom coding territory.
I don’t think it should be that difficult, if you only want to simply hide or only show results based on purchases. (without showing an actual filter button or anything)
I think getting the purchased product IDs and then passing them to the ‘post_not_in’ or the ‘post_in’ query arguments will limit the results based on your requirements.
I think that any decent developer should be able to help you with that. If wpkraken is not available, you can look on Envato studio as well: https://studio.envato.com/
Hi Ernest,
Many thanks for you suggesdtion! We’ll contact some of these people soon. In the meantime, an extra question: do you know if the plugin’s behavior changes depending on the number of people using Ajax Search at the same time? For example, would it significantly slow down if there’s 1000 people viewing the page with it simultaneously?
Best,
NickHi,
Well, if there are a lot of people using it as well, it could have some impact of course. If you expect a lot of similar queries, then you can enable caching to help the server with the repetitive queries. Pageviews are not an issue, if you have a page cache, the plugin will have almost zero impact on it.
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