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Hi,
I face the following problem: I have configured the search to redirect to this custom url “/xxxxxxxx/?s={phrase}&post_type=product” (“xxxxxx” is my woocommerce product permalink base). I have also selected the option “Οverride the default WordPress search results with results from this search instance”
When I do a search, indeed I get redirected to woocommerce and everything seems fine. But when I use the left bar filters, the filtering does not happen for results from the search instance. Instead the default wordpress search results are being filtered.
Example:
Searching for “example” leads to this url:
Then when I select a category the search {phrase} gets lost:
https://cosmorama-travel.gr/κατηγορίες/κατηγορία-ταξιδιού/ατομικά-ταξίδια/?s=example
If you would like to see it for yourself, you can use this link:
Is there a way to prevent the search {phrase} from being replaced/ignored?
Kind regards,
GeorgeHi George,
I’m afraid that is caused by that 3rd party filter plugin. Generally mixing/using multiple search/filter plugins at the same time is not the best idea. While I am sure developers try to do the best to make everything as much compatible as possible, but these are extremely hard to combine together.
Best,
Ernest Marcinko
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Hi Ernest,
Thank you for your prompt response. Yes, you are right about the 3rd party plugin. I thought I’d ask anyway in case you had an idea that could help me with this problem.Best,
GeorgeYou are very welcome, I am sorry I can not help with this. Usually I suggest code modifications or custom code, but in this case it is much more complicated than that.
Best,
Ernest Marcinko
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