Steve Hirons

Hi, I’m looking for a similar thing.

I need to create a search field in the middle of the screen ( or wherever ) that has 2-3 fields.
It’s for a job site for a friend i am reworking that will search jobs for job name, category and location. The themes dont let you use the search box as a shortcode so you are stuck with the layout.

https://apusthemes.com/wp-demo/careerup/home-5/

If anyone knows how to re create this search field ( link above ) in this theme or where to point me i would be so grateful.

cheers
steve

I had this issue and i resolved it by going into Woocommerce->Settings->Emails and make sure the relevant emails you want activating are enabled by clicking the ‘manage’ button.
Mine were disabled by default and after enabling them all they now all work fine.

Cheers
Steve

Hi,

I am already using search exclude but if someone searches for infinity, the landing page for the packages need to come up but also the terms and conditions should come up too but not first if you see what i mean, so the terms pages are coming up first then the packages, i just want these the other way round. I have home, business and laser infinity packages but also terms and conditions for each package. So excluding infinity from the search may be too harsh. Just want to change the order in which the results are displayed if such a thing is possible.

thanks
steve

Hi Phil,

I tried doing that but unfortunately our support has ended and it keeps referring me to this forum. Just had a chat with manager and agreed to update so will purchase new license and repost over at that link, but thanks phil for your replies.

Thanks
Steve

Hi, I am using simple pay pro and it does not have the side menu you show in your picture. I can only use coding within a text box so there is no shortcode option on the page. i have linked some images so you can see. Also the function code snippet i mentioned earlier, which file does this go ?

code box
simple pay pro interface

I am using stripe code [stripe][/stripe] commands within a text box so I don’t create a form. But where does the code get pasted ?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Steve Hirons.

Hi nick , thanks for replying. Ian not using short codes so would it just be the id of the stripe plan/subscription? Also where do I paste this code ?

Thanks
Steve

Thanks Flash Buddy, i tried that code but nothing happens. Unless i have put it in wrong place ?

Admin dashboard>Appearance>Edit CSS> bosh!

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Steve

Hi, Is there any reason why its been made this way as not to work ? I have seen this searchwp and still needs a large block of code to get it working. surely woocommerce have made a paid plugin ? I was hoping a plugin could sort this as i want to avoid having to rework coding and eliminate the need for fault finding should something go wrong. I know i’m being lazy but to learn to code to this level will take me a considerable amount of time and brain power, neither of which i have great amounts of :/ But thank you for your valued repsonse and time.

Thanks
steve

Hi, Yes here is an example.

Straight Desk H frame (from drop down menu select size)
754 x 746
1532 x 746
1786 x 746

Finish

Oak these are also drop down choices
Beech

So there will be a sku for a 754×746 beech desk ( H3B ) and a sku for oak version ( H3O ) and also the corresponding sizes also. So the 3 sizes i have given would be H3, H4, H5. The sku’s for all of these products and variations would be

H3B,H3O
H4B,H4O
H5B,H5O

A customer may need to search for one of these product codes, but because its buried in a variation, nothing comes up in the searches even if you assign each variation a sku code. The main variation only has an option for one sku code. I just need direction to getting around this, other than having to create whole ranges of individual products just so they are searchable, I hope i have explained this well.

thanks
steve

Hi, thanks for replying. Yes these do need to be variable as i am currently putting together an office supplies site with furniture, all of which will have variations of size, colour, fabric etc. Our customers will need to be able to search for the product by sku/product code for ordering purposes. I would have gone down the route of just putting each item singularly but there will be around 10,000 product items so managing them needs to be as simple as possible. I cant see why the variable option being such a useful feature included in the plugin doesnt have any search support. Or is there a paid plugin from woocommerce that does this already ? Paying is not an issue as long as it works.

thanks
steve

Hi Jackie, it was already marked on my last reply. But thanks for the reminder anyway. ??

Hi jackie, thanks for replying. I found out what the problem was. I had Hahnemuhle as a main category and was a parent to Matt textured. In the product section, I linked the product to Matt textured and Hahnemuhle instead of just to matt textured, which kind of forced two parents and WordPress chose the main ‘hahnemuhle’ as the only choice. Simple solution once you know how but tear inducing trying to figure it out.