Problem:
The user configured the products archive template to be ordered by the price but that did not work for him.
Solution:
It turns out that the price was ordered as a string instead of a number, I updated the wpv-sort-orderby to include the following argument orderby_as_numeric_for="field-views_woo_price" and it is giving correct results.
[wpv-sort-orderby type="select" options="post_date,post_title,field-views_woo_price" label_for_post_date="Newest" label_for_post_title="A to Z" label_for_field-views_woo_price="Price" orderby_as_numeric_for="field-views_woo_price" orderby_ascending_for="post_date,post_title,field-views_woo_price"]
Note, that a product does not have a price, it is considered to have a price equals to 0.
Problem: I am trying to use a generic field in my Form. The field has a slug of page, but when I try to submit the Form I am shown an error stating that the page does not exist.
Solution: Avoid using WordPress-reserved terms like page or post for generic field slugs. See the link below for a more comprehensive list of terms that are reserved in WordPress.
Problem:
The user would like to order the WooCommercearchive template in several fields, including the price.
Solution:
Make sure that the default WooCommerce order is disabled in Toolset->WooCommerce Views->Frontend Sorting. Check this screenshot http://prntscr.com/uizqgf
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