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Problem: I would like to filter a View of Products by price ranges like "More Expensive" and "Less Expensive", and by a free ranking system.
Solution: Toolset offers a price range filter that allows the User to select a minimum and maximum price, but there is no built-in filter for arbitrary price groups. You could create a custom field instead and use that as a filter, or write custom code that automatically sets that value when you save a Product.
A free ranking system can be accomplished with a select custom field.
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Last updated by 6 years, 5 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Hello,
I want displaying a drop down menu with a price filer but i want only "more expensive" or "less expensive".
Other thing, how i can displaying (with a drop down menu) a free ranking ?
Thx
I want displaying a drop down menu with a price filer but i want only "more expensive" or "less expensive"
This type of price filter does not exist, but you can create a custom field that has two options, like a select field or a radio field. Assign this field to the Products post type. The field is not based on the actual price, you must assign a value when you create or edit a Product. Then add this filter to a custom search View. See field-1.png, field-2.png, field-3.png.
For example, on my drop down menu i have " VS2 / SI2 / VVS2" how i can displaying " SI2 / VVS2 / VS2" ?
I'm still not sure I understand. You can drag and drop the options of a select field in the custom field editor to change the order of the options in the filter. See order.png. Is this what you're looking for? If not, I need more information, maybe a screenshot will help me understand?
now i have a drop down menu with 80 value, there isn't possibily for have a clean ranking ?
There is no easy way to create a price filter with options like "Less Expensive", or "More Expensive", or predefined ranges like "0-20", "20-30", and "30+". Those custom Price filters will require custom code. There is a Price range filter provided in Views. Use the "between" operator to allow two inputs - Price min and Price max. See the attachments.
The only other way I can think of to accomplish this is to use a custom field, like I described before.
