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Hi there,
Im trying to setup Taxonomy filter for my search results page.
You can see the example here:
https://pcglobaldev.wpengine.com/?s=digit&asp_active=1&p_asid=1&p_asp_data=1&filters_initial=1&filters_changed=0&qtranslate_lang=0¤t_page_id=13While Im able to display the filters, it’s not really working.
To clarify, I have 2 Custom post types, both sharing the same taxonomies.Furthermore, when Im selecting the taxonomies from the settings, I can only see the list from one of the custom post type (see screenshot – it’s not showing CPT for “Research-Insights”
Hi,
Thank you for the details!
The list only displays the first post type name associated, it is a visual thing only, it will still apply to all post types assigned with the taxonomy, you don’t have to worr about that.
I tried to log-in to quicky look at the settings, but the username/password is not working unfortuantely. Can you please check that?
The post type filter seems to be working okay, that is a very good sign, so this is very likely only a minor misconfiguration.Thank you, that worked!
I checked the configuration, and I changed this option for you.
The results were seemingly not changing as those items were also displayed, which were not associated with the taxonomies. Now it should be all right.This is awesome Ernest, thank you so much!
Question for you – looks like Search Ajax Pro only works with Elementor’s default widgets. Any chance we can make it work with Crocoblock’s jet listing as well (https://crocoblock.com/plugins/jetengine/) We use this to create CPT and uses its listing grid at times (it can query multiple CPTs, and Elementor’s grid widget only allows for one)?
You are very welcome!
I mean you can try, but it is very unlikely that it will work. These integrations must be very specific, and at the time of development these were the only two widget to get around it. We will definitely add more support later on.
Yea I did try and unfortunately it doesn’t. I suspected the integration had to be specific.
Just throwing this out there – would you guys be interested in doing this integration for me as commission work? And if so, how much do you think it will be? Crocoblock is one of the most popular Elementor add-ons out there, so I can see many other users would be interested in this feature.
I’m afraid we can’t do that (lack of time).
Elementor has changed a few things in the latest updates, making integrations easier, so there is a chance that these addons are going to work once we are done with the new integration.
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