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Hey there, only just got the update in WordPress (didn’t see your message here – sorry for not replying sooner).

Everything works like a dream, very impressive.

Thanks for all your hard work! ??

Hi there, I’d also be prepared to pay for an addon – any idea when you’d get around to it?

Reason for asking is we have a client who we’re building a WordPress quote system for and at the moment we have a button which generates the PDF and another which generates the body template for the email.

Ideally we’d just have one button which generates the email and automatically attach the PDF to it (we also use Formidable Pro).

Thanks!

That’s fine, I understand. I’ll just rename the parent category to ‘Select a designer’, ‘Select a category’ etc which should do the trick in this instance.

Thanks for taking the time to look into it, its most appreciated. ??

No problem mate, didn’t want to harass you constantly as its something I can sort of work around for the time being but I’d be interested in testing any beta builds if you want – just shout. ??

No problem, happy to help (and thanks for helping). ??

I get this error:

Not found, error 404
The page you are looking for no longer exists. Perhaps you can return back to the site’s homepage and see if you can find what you are looking for. Or, you can try finding it by using the search form below.

I’ve also just tried this:

https://localhost/devsite/designer/designer-1/?s=&post_type=product

But get the same error.

If its any help, just clicking on an ordinary category (in this case, accessories) from the homepage gives this url:

https://localhost/devsite/?dppage=1&product_cat=accessories

No problem.

First, this is the url if I leave category blank and the designer blank:

https://localhost/devsite/?s=

That gives me ‘Sorry, no content matched your criteria.’.

Next, searching a category (in this case ‘accessories’) and leaving the designer blank I get this url:

https://localhost/devsite/?product_cat=accessories

That returns all the products in that category.

Now, if I search the same category for ‘designer 1’ I get this url:

https://localhost/devsite/?product_cat=accessories&pa_designer=designer-1

That shows the products only for ‘designer 1’ in ‘accessories’.

Next, I leave the categories blank with just ‘designer 1’ selected – this is the url:

https://localhost/devsite/designer/designer-1/

That gives me a 404 error, as does searching just for ‘designer 2’.

I’ve tried adding…

?s=&post_type=product

and

?post_type=product

to the url but no dice – I just get a ‘404 page not found’ error.

Does that make sense?

Okay, just done some tests.

A blank search at the moment is this:

https://localhost/devsite/?s=

Which results in ‘Sorry, no content matched your criteria.’.

If I change it to this:

https://localhost/devsite/?post_type=product

or this:

https://localhost/devsite/?s=&post_type=product

I get all categories displayed. ??

But, if I do a search for ‘designer 1’ and leave the category as ‘select a category’, at the moment I get this:

https://localhost/devsite/designer/designer-1/

And an error 404 page. Adding either pieces of code to the above url still results in a 404 error.

So, if I add the code and leave everything blank it works, but not when leaving the category blank and selecting a designer.

Hope that makes sense!

Absolutely. Brilliant.

That solves the problem for this specific site – I’ll just use all_items_labels=”Select a category…,Select a designer…”

Thanks again!

P.S. is there any way to change the default ‘All…’ dropdown (i.e. ‘All Categories’) so that you can choose to put a custom ‘Select a category’, ‘Select a designer’ etc instead?

That would be great, thanks!