frank

Hi

Thanks.

Yes, basically i’d like to offer my users a “Quick Search” filter option on my homepage. Once the user completes the form / adjusts the filters and clicks “Search”, the results are then brought up on the the page that has the [adverts_list] short code, where further more specific filters can be applied.

I can see that the short code you’ve provided brings up a search form that’s identical to that on the [adverts_list] page, with the page display (Grid / list) options etc. Is there a way that an alternative search form can be displayed, that still searches and filters the listings and then displays the results on the page with [adverts_list] short code?

On my home page, i’d like the “Quick Search” filter form to be set out as follows –

“Searching for?” (Click and then opens drop down menu with a Category list)

“New or Used?” – (Click and then opens drop down menu that displays the option to click New or used. New / Used would have to be an specified option on the ad form)

“Location?” – (Click and then opens drop down menu with a list of UK locations)

“Price Range” – (Click and the displays a sliding price scale range, based on the lowest priced listing and the highest price listing)

I’d also like to be able to fully style the form.

Is this possible? Happy to consider a custom build at a cost if required.

Hi

1. Ok thanks, but is there a way of displaying that search / with filters on my home page independently, which would then search and navigate to a separate page which has the [adverts_list] short code?

Similarly, is there a way of then displaying the same search / with filters in a side bar on other pages, including the one which has the [adverts_list] short code?

2. Thanks, subject to the above, I’ll get this bought.

Thanks Greg –

As mentioned, my theme is Woo / E-commerce orientated and has some cool features, including a search with filters that can be added to my home page. This is configured using the Woo product attributes tool, once they arrive they can then apply further filters to find what they want.

1) I need a search / filter function on my homepage which will allow users to search / filter via Category, condition / age, price etc. I also need to be able to place some further filters inside each category / sub-category.

2) I’d also like them to pay for ads using Woo cart etc / manage ads using the woo dashboard.

I believe your woo Ad-on will take care of “2)”, but is there anyway that I can utilise it to do as described in “1)”?

Thanks, Frank