This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The customer wants to have a different WooCommerce product archive template for each of their two categories. However, when attempting to add a filter to apply it to a category, they receive an error indicating that the filter cannot be applied.
Solution:
Taxonomy term filters are not supported on taxonomy archives, and the error received is expected behavior. For example, if on a taxonomy WordPress archive page (e.g., "my-tax"), the filter will not work on that page and will display a warning message.
As a workaround, the customer can create a view to display term archive page links:
Create a taxonomy view that lists terms of the custom taxonomy.
Display the term's archive page link with the shortcode [wpv-taxonomy-link].
Insert this taxonomy view into the taxonomy WordPress archive.
This allows users to click the links and be redirected to the corresponding term's archive page.
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Last updated by 2 years, 1 month ago.
Assisted by: Mateus Getulio.
Hi im wanting to have a different woo product archive template for each of my 2 categories however when i try and add a filter to apply it to a category i get an error telling me the filter cant be applied. Should this work
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