I need to implement the google search functionality that's being used on this page hidden link on the home page and redirect back to hidden link to display the results. The way I assume I need to do this is to render the view on the home page via the wpv-form-view shortcode which requires the page id to display the results on a different page.
Is there any documentation that you are following?
Hello. Thank you for contacting the Toolset support.
First of all, let me try to clarify the things.
On the following page: hidden link
As I understand, you want to display search form and search result on the same page. Having said that, search form at the top of the page and search results below the search form - correct?
If yes, can you please tell me where exactly you stuck or correct me if I'm wrong with few screenshot or by sharing bit more details.
Hi, thanks for responding. I have created a new view that utilizes a distance filter similar to the view that's being displayed on this page hidden link (the left input that autocompletes location search entries powered by google). I need to render this new view on the home page (hidden link) where there is currently a custom input field to search for a provider by location (screenshot attached). I want the home page search to then display the results on this page hidden link, which is the practice location archive. My understanding is that if I want to render a view and redirect to a different page to display the results, I can use the wpv-form-view shortcode, but it requires a page id as the last parameter (ex. [wpv-form-view name="find-a-provider" target_id="19475"]). I need to figure out if it's possible to get the 'page id' of the archive page where I want the results to be displayed on. Please let me know if I haven't explained clearly enough or if you need more detail.
Thanks Minesh. For SEO reasons, I'm not sure that's the best option for me. Is there a way to trigger the google search functionality inside a custom html search? Then I can redirect to the existing archive to display the results?
That's not going to work. What exactly triggers the google autofill of the addresses? How can I create an input box that will trigger the autofind/autofill address from google?
If you still want to make it work (without using Toolset as acknowledged that Toolset do not offer feature to redirect search on archive page) it will require custom code that is eventually beyond the scope of our support policy. You may contact our certified partners who may help you at: https://toolset.com/contractors/
