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Problem:
The customer wanted to use views to create a view to display only the Woocommerce products that were on sale.
Solution:
You are actually able to add a query filter for this.
Just go to your view and go to the query filter section and add a new filter.
The filter should be a custom field filter called "Product on Sale Status"
Then you should set it to a constant of 1.
This should then allow your view to display only the products that are on sale.
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Last updated by christerA hace 7 años, 11 meses.
Assisted by: Shane.
Hi Christer,
Thank you for contacting our support forum.
You should be able to achieve this by adding a query filter to your view similar to the one in my screenshot.
Please let me know if this helps.
Thanks,
Shane
