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Problem:
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
Relevant Documentation:
https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/views/filtering-views-by-taxonomy/
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Ce sujet contient 5 réponses, a 2 voix.
Dernière mise à jour par Il y a 4 années et 8 mois.
Assisté par: Luo Yang.
I'm trying to re-learn how to do views using the block editor and cannot figure out how to make a taxonomy filter with checkboxes limit WooCommerce product listings to only those items that have ALL of the selected checkboxes. Right now I think it just displays products that have ANY of the checked terms. In the video tutorial it says there should be a section in the search filter settings for comparison options but I do not see this.
Where do I tell it how to filter the view output based on which checkboxes are selected? See image.
- Aaron
Hello,
Yes, you are right, by default, views will output posts "that have ANY of the checked terms" .
But 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
eg. lien caché
See screenshot: Query-Filter.JPG
https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/views/filtering-views-by-taxonomy/
I have tried it in my localhost with a fresh WordPress installation, I can see both Woocommerce taxonomies without any problem:
- Product Categories
- Product Tags
see screenshot: tax-filter.JPG
Please make sure you are querying the correct post types, for example, in section "Content Selection", enable option "Products"
Hi Luo,
The loop selection is set to "Products" as the post type (none others selected). Taxonomies do not appear in the list of available filter options. See screenshot.
