• Resolved albridi

    (@albridi)


    Hi there ?? !

    I’m trying to do the following: One WordPress Installation in a directory, as usual. A second WordPress in a sub directory of the first one. Then a WooCommerce Installation within this sub directory. This way: WordPress -> WordPress -> WooCommerce. This is to have the shop separate from the main site, but still in the same domain.

    I’m developing this mess in a Localhost LAN with IIS under W10.

    I’m using WooLentor plugin to tune up WooCommerce, and here arises the issue:

    I’ts impossible to sort products by categories or tags. It seems to be a permalinks related problem, and I’m pretty sure that it’s because of the IIS web.config rules, but I can’t make it work.

    Lets say that you have the following URL:

    https://localhost/test/wordpress/shop/

    If you sit the pointer over a category to sort by, you can see that the URL pointed is:

    https://localhost/test/wordpress/shop/?wlfilter=1&product_tag=t-shirt

    But when you try to go, you get this instead and sorting fails:

    https://localhost/test/wordpress/shop/product-tag/merchandising/?wlfilter=1

    Anyway, if you write this URL directly in the browser:

    https://localhost/test/wordpress/shop/shop/?wlfilter=1&product_tag=t-shirt

    Magic, It works as expected!

    Any ideas on IIS config or how to solve this?

    Kind regards.

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  • Abiola Ogodo

    (@oaoyadeyi)

    @albridi

    Can you resave your permalinks to have only %postname%?

    Could you please share a copy of your site’s System Status? You can find it via WooCommerce > Status. Select “Get system report” and then “Copy for support”.? Once you’ve done that, paste it here in your response.

    Thread Starter albridi

    (@albridi)

    Hi @oaoyadeyi thanks for supporting ??

    Don’t worry, I’ve finally solved using a little of JavaScript.

    Kind regards.

    Abiola Ogodo

    (@oaoyadeyi)

    @albridi

    Glad to hear it – thanks for letting us know!

    I’ll mark this thread as resolved now. If you have any further questions, I recommend creating a new thread.

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