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How to rewrite wordpress search to work on specific category

You can use add_rewrite_rule(): add_action( ‘init’, function(){ // Non-paged requests. E.g. example.com/categoryname/search/keyword/ add_rewrite_rule( ‘^categoryname/search/([^/]+)/?$’, ‘index.php?category=categoryname&s=$matches[1]’, ‘top’ ); // For paged requests. E.g. example.com/categoryname/search/keyword/page/2/ add_rewrite_rule( ‘^categoryname/search/([^/]+)/page/(\d+)/?$’, ‘index.php?category=categoryname&s=$matches[1]&paged=$matches[2]’, ‘top’ ); } ); Be sure to flush the permalinks — simply visit the Permalink Settings page.

Create a shortcode for native WooCommerce search form [closed]

Add this code to functions.php. You can then use the shortcode [search_form], or whatever you choose to name it, in a menu. I used it in the navigation label field of a custom link. function search_form_shortcode() { return get_product_search_form(false); } add_shortcode(‘search_form’, ‘search_form_shortcode’);

Woocommerce Backend Search by Title and SKU

Please try this code function search_by_sku( $search, &$query_vars ) { global $wpdb, $pagenow; if ( ‘edit.php’ != $pagenow || ! is_search() || ! isset( $query_vars ->query_vars[‘s’] ) || ‘product’ != $query_vars ->query_vars[‘post_type’] ) { return $search; } if(isset($query_vars->query[‘s’]) && !empty($query_vars->query[‘s’])){ $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘post_type’ => ‘product’, ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ => … Read more

Category Search / Custom Post Type search on my website. Custom Post Types that are “page-like”?

You can limit a search to a particular post-type quite easily: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-limit-search-results-for-specific-post-types-in-wordpress/ Or a nice simple way to limit a search to a particular category by adding a hidden field into the search form: https://www.wpexplorer.com/limit-wordpress-search/ In terms of post vs page for custom post types, you can find the differences on the documentation page for … Read more

Prevent A Specific Custom Post Type Showing In WP Search Results Page

Instead of enumerating page IDs you don’t want, you could instead set the post types that you do want. You can of course combine the 2 approaches if you wish, but below I’ve included pages, posts, and another type you might want if you have other types on your site. e.g.: function tp_remove_pages( $query ) … Read more

How to properly use AND / OR in custom search

Note that the s query arg/string is reserved for posts, so you should use a different name for your custom user search. So basically, you just need to “play” with the meta query nesting. Yes, just like common (PHP) arrays can be in a multi-dimensional/multi-level format, so does the meta_query parameter, be it for WP_Query … Read more

Redirect Search to Form When No Product Results Are Found

pre_get_posts is fired before the query is run and is used to customize the query before its is run. See here for a list of hooks, they are listed in order of execution. https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference I would suggest using a hook that fires after the query is run for example, template_redirect is fired immediately after the … Read more

How do I exclude a specific page (and child pages) from the search results?

// Filter to exclude a page and it’s child pages from search query function myfilter_exclude_pages_from_search( $query ) { // Save the post id of the page to be excluded in $parent_post_id_to_exclude $parent_post_id_to_exclude = 111; // Replace 111 with actual page id // Convert the post id to an array $parent_post_id_arr = array( $parent_post_id_to_exclude ); // … Read more

Form search query – displaying ACF “Post Object” field as results

OK so I have had this problem with searching custom fields data. The thing is with the native WordPress search, is that is really good, fast and powerful, but it’s limitations is that it only searches the wp_posts table. It does not frickin’ query the wp_postmeta table! So to make the most of the native … Read more

See if a post has a specified tag

You should wrap your condition with brackets according to PHP syntax: if (has_tag(‘Cat’, $post_id)) { $taganimal = “Cat”; } If you need to check multiple tags you can use something like foreach ([‘Cat’, ‘Dog’] as $animal) if (has_tag($animal, $post_id)) { $taganimal = $animal; break; } but it would find only the first tag listed in … Read more

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