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Problem:
Custom shortcode does not work in View's outputs.
Solution:
he Views AJAX feature works in two blocks:
a) [wpv-layout-start] ... [wpv-layout-end]
b) [wpv-filter-start] ... [wpv-filter-end]
In section "Loop Editor" of above post view, you can put the custom shortcodes in section "Loop Editor" to just below the shortcode [wpv-layout-start], like this:
Relevant Documentation:
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Last updated by 5 years, 6 months ago.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
We have a View that is displaying WooCommerce Products. We have created a custom shortcode in order to do a better job with showing the number of products within each page of the pagination of products in the view. See ‘front-end-view.png’.
We are using the AJAX method for both the Pagination and Filters, however, our own custom shortcode does not work in conjunction with your AJAX requests, so when we are using the pagination to move through the pages, and using the search filter checkboxes, this custom shortcode is not updating the text (this is the text that shows “1-12” in the attached ‘front-end-view.png’).
Is there any way that you know of that we can hook into your AJAX request somehow in order to dynamically update our shortcode?
Here is access to the page from the screenshot:
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Any guidance at all would be much appreciated, thank you!
