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Last updated by Luo Yang 6 years ago.

Assisted by: Luo Yang.

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#1166286

Hi - If there is a way possible, I would like to be able to use the page link of specific search results that display specific product groups such as the following. Is there any way to shorten or dress these results links so they are not as long or look a little more organized? My objective is to use this method to display a group of products.

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#1167361

Hi,

For the first link you mentioned above, it seems that you only need to pass two URL parameters to the target page,:
- wpv-wpcf-sku
- wpv-wpcf-location-of-work

for example:
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Same as above, for the second link,
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It should be able to get the same results.

#1167374

Hi Luo,

Thank you for this information and I'm glad there is a solution. However, I will need to create a high volume of these search result links to embed in marketing projects and social media. I do not understand how you identify the correct shorter link from the longer link that I copied and pasted in the ticket above.

How did you find or id the correct shorter page target?

#1167375

Is it that;

/search/?wpv-wpcf-location-of-work=1&wpv-wpcf-sku=enter SKU

is always the same and I just need to add the SKU id?

#1167377

Yes, in your case, you just need to input the SKU id in the URL parameter,
For example the first link
URL paremeter "wpv-product_cat=0", it should be able to retrieve products in all terms of taxonomy "product_cat", so you don't need to pass parameter "wpv-product_cat" to target page, the view will query products in all terms of taxonomy "product_cat" by default.

It means no URL parameters equal to all results.

Hope it is clear.