Hello again.
It seems that the shortcode commands are valid only to the ALL posts page.
After the user filters some posts the pagination and the post_per_page is not working as it is set.
What can be done?
Thanks
]]>Hi.
Thanks for this awesome plugin. I would like to update it a little and include the code in php template. do_shortcode is not what I am looking for.
I would also like to know how to customize the loop. I need to add a class to the <article> tag.
Thanks
]]>Hi,
I’m getting a Fatal Error on WP 3.8
Fatal error: Cannot use object of type WP_Error as array in /wp-content/plugins/ajax-post-filter/lib/ajax.php on line 194
Any known fixes for this?
I’m using the regular shortcode with my CPT defined and taxonomies defined.
]]>Hello,
Nice plugin. The comments box in my theme is being outputted even when I have ‘Allow Comments’ deselected on the page where the shortcode is.
It is showing the comment box if the posts that are being filtered have the Comments option set to ‘Allow’.
Any suggestions on how to prevent the comments from appearing on pages that have comments disabled?
Thanks
]]>Hi,
Your plugin works like a charm , thank you very much !
But I need the filters to be in the sidebar as a widget and to filter the current search results dynamically, is it possible to do this with your plugin ?
Thank you for any help
]]>Could be really usefull, if the user could choose between OR and AND.
Let’s say I got a taxonomie for 2012 (showing posts from 2012) and another one called 2013.
If I choose both I don’t get any posts at all.
Would be nice if I could get both taxonomies instead.
I would really love this plugin to work, because it seems its the only post filter using Ajax (if there are more, please let me know!). However, I cant get it to work at all.
For now I have three questions:
1) What does ‘posttypes’ mean, what should I put there? I tried using post categories, tags and leaving it blank, but none of those make it work.
2) What does ‘taxonomies’ mean? I assume you can put the tags there which you want the user to be able to filter by, but it does not really work either.
3) Is it possible to use the shortcode for the filter without it overwriting any text I might want in the same page?
When I use the example code:
[ajaxFilter posttypes="test_album" taxonomies="category,tag,genre,writer" showcount="1"]
then it just shows the two post categories I have as a link (which dont do anything) and the post number per category. However it does not show ANY posts, or do anything.
I haven’t gotten it to work at all, sadly.
Thanks in advance!
]]>How would we modify the filter display to show the posts featured image & title in a grid?
]]>Hello,
I like very much this plugin, but in my case I need drop down select-boxes so users can select only one option from each select-box. I tried to modify the code to show select-boxes, but the issue I have is how can I make the “selected_filters” variable get the checked values from the select-boxes.
any help?
thanks
]]>First of all, what a great plug-in. This was exactly what I was looking for.
Unfortunately though, I can only find it to work with category as a taxonomy. Ounce I add a taxonomy like taxonomy=”tag” it shows no result on the page and also my footer will not be loaded.
Do you have any idea how te resolve this. I would love to implement this plug-in in my site.
]]>Would love to be able to display a list of taxonomy subcategory filters of a defined top level category. My use case:
I have a taxonomy of cities – I would like to be able to associate a subcategory of postal codes with each city category. Then display those postal codes as the filterable list. Ideas? Maybe a tweak to the existing plugin?
]]>Is there a way to exclude categories from the posts displayed in the shortcode or will there be some edits needed to the plugin files?
]]>Hi,
Nice plugin, don’t know any other plugin variants of an Ajax Post filter. So very happy with you’re plugin. Customizing it to filter products. Thankz.
Is it possible to update the post count numbers when selecting a filter?
Or could you help me on my way to modify this myself?
I’m new to Ajax, hopefully you can help me.
Kind regards,
Mark
]]>Hi James
This is a brilliant plugin and thanks for making it available plugin. I was wondering if you would be so kind as to help me with a little problem I’ve got:
Suppose there are 6 filters on my page:
1st Filter
2nd Filter
3rd Filter
4th Filter
5th Filter
6th Filter
The time taken to return the result after clicking each filter increases and ultimately crashes:
1st Filter results returned in 1.35s
2nd Filter results returned in 1.42s
3rd Filter results returned in 1.48s
4th Filter results returned in 2.52s
5th Filter results returned in 30.58s
6th Filter – crashes.
I’ve changed the condition from ‘AND’ to ‘OR’. Would this be the reason for the time it takes and the crashes? I can’t seem to figure out why the time increases. Also, I’m only testing this plugin on two posts, so it’s not like it is traversing through hundreds of records.
I’d be really grateful for any advice and I look forward to hearing from you.
Regards
]]>Gave this a run – got the following once I set up a page with the shortcode:
Notice: Undefined variable: f in […]/wp-content/plugins/ajax-post-filter/ajax-filter.php on line 70 Notice: Undefined index: filters in […]/wp-content/plugins/ajax-post-filter/lib/ajax.php on line 37
1
Notice: Undefined index: paged in […]/wp-content/plugins/ajax-post-filter/lib/ajax.php on line 164
when the page loads you can see the posts, but if you try to make it filter, it shows ) results.
The counter is on and showing numbers.
]]>The plugin doesn’t work in version 3.3.1. It made no change to the page.
]]>Hi. Is there any ways to insert it in template by some php function?
Thanks