How to make a taxonomy filter with checkboxes limit WooCommerce product listings to only those items that have ALL of the selected checkboxes.
Solution:
You can setup the taxonomy filter manually, for example:
Edit the the view block you mentioned above, there is a section "Query Filter" in the right sidebar, here you can setup the taxonomy filter as what you want,
For example:
Select posts with taxonomy:
Categories slug in all of those set by the URL parameter wpv-category
Problem: I have a View that shows a custom post type. There is a custom search filter in that View that shows taxonomy terms. I want to show only the terms that are relevant to the custom post type. Some terms are not used with any posts in this post type, and I want those terms hidden.
Solution: Use the option "Show only available options for each input" as described in the link below.
I have a form set to modify users in the "subscriber" role. However, when submitting the form while logged in as a user in the "subscriber" role, I get the following error message: "You can only edit users with following roles".
Solution:
1) The edit user form needed to have the subscriber role set.
2) The user data was getting corrupted somehow when programmatically changing their role because there was a typo in the role name. This was causing the Toolset form to throw an error even once reverting the user back to the subscriber role.
Problem: I would like to filter a View using two one-to-many relationships, but I am only able to add one relationship filter using the GUI. I would like to be able to pass both parent post filter values into the View using shortcode attributes.
Solution: Use the wpv_filter_query API to apply multiple toolset relationships filters, and use any arbitrary shortcode attributes to pass values into the View.
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