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Silly me, it turns out jQuery works just fine inside the Additional Settings.

Wow, you are fast in replying.

Can what you said, automatically be done for all files per category? Or the wpcf7 form has to be manually edited to include all files?

Solved.

I read this:
https://www.woocommerce-filter.com/filtering-by-product-attribute-doesn-work/
And fixed the reason why my filters aren’t working with using AJAX.

This https://www.woocommerce-filter.com/pagination-troubles-in-ajax-mode/ may be the reason why my search results are screwed up with AJAX, but it is too complicated for my understanding.

Thank you to everyone, my query has been answered.

What I meant is if a variate product has two options, “cheaper” and “more costly”.

Instead of showing $X – $XX, I want to show either $X or $XX based on whether “cheaper” or “more costly” is selected.

Found the issue, and fixed it…

I’m not sure if it’s the intended action, but for some reason, WOOF (with AJAX active), gets the products per page value from posts_per_page (which in my blog section of the site is set to ’10’), and ignored the loop_shop_per_page.

I fixed it by setting a if is_woocommerce, set posts_per_page to my intended loop_shop_per_page value.

Hi, I’m having the same problem. Wants 15 per page, gets 10 per page. Using the “Default per page” option doesn’t help. Any help is appreciated.

Everything is happening on my localhost, there is no live site for me to share.

Hi Jesse, thanks for the reply.

The goal was to reduce double-job in maintaining the sites. Because SITE A has the main product catalogue, I want SITE B to draw its content from SITE A instead of us having to repopulate it again. The additional problem is also due to business reason, SITE B can’t show all of them, so there must be a way for us to selectively draw the data SITE B can display.

Product details are the only thing that we want them to share, user or payment gateway are not needed.

Is there a guide or tutorial for us to follow, or, is there a paid option that allow us to do this?

Because WC B is smaller, it will have different way of categorisation, I imagine that in WC B, I specify the product ID that is in WC A’s DB. This way, I can control the categorisation of the product, as well as the menu, without affecting WC A.

Thanks.

Thanks nhojeinnor. Where do I paste the code mentioned there?