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I am trying to get the search page (without map, but also with map) to be able to search in this order >> Listing Type (titled as category even though it is not): Listing Category (For some reason non existent): Listing Location. Not use keywords as a filter. Possibly a filter for custom meta fields, such as day open.
I'm working in a modified copy of the page template "advanced-search-without-map.php" for testing, as your theme isn't designed with this feature in mind, (unless i am missing something)
I was able to hide keywords.
I was able to rename category to type.
I was able to populate new category field i added.
So without adding a custom meta filter i can get it to show TYPE > CATEGORY > LOCATION.
However. Changing category has no effect on filtering results. Nor does it have the filter selections by typing partial. I am assuming there is JS or AJAX involved that i can not seem to locate where the code is to adjust.
Is there an easy solution to this or can you point me to where the code is to modify that renders the new URL generated by the form selections
However, our support responsibility are not that wide to assist you with customization son predefined theme settings. Of course it is up to you whether you want to customize default setting to fulfill your needs but since you opted for that we are really sorry but we can not assists you there.
As we said, we are not in a position to accept any custom work at the moment, because we primarily need to focus on providing Theme Support to all customers. We hope you understand.
In case you are not familiar with programming, you could hire someone to do this for you. You could look for someone who you can hire for this kind of job at the following link: - http://studio.envato.com
Thanks for understanding.
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I am trying to get the search page (without map, but also with map) to be able to search in this order >> Listing Type (titled as category even though it is not): Listing Category (For some reason non existent): Listing Location. Not use keywords as a filter. Possibly a filter for custom meta fields, such as day open.
I'm working in a modified copy of the page template "advanced-search-without-map.php" for testing, as your theme isn't designed with this feature in mind, (unless i am missing something)
I was able to hide keywords.
I was able to rename category to type.
I was able to populate new category field i added.
So without adding a custom meta filter i can get it to show TYPE > CATEGORY > LOCATION.
However. Changing category has no effect on filtering results. Nor does it have the filter selections by typing partial. I am assuming there is JS or AJAX involved that i can not seem to locate where the code is to adjust.
Is there an easy solution to this or can you point me to where the code is to modify that renders the new URL generated by the form selections
EX: http://visithudsonny.com/test/?keywords=&location=600+Block&type=Stores
Keyword not needed... category missing...
don't know where in code this url is constructed
I can get search results to open a category if i type the value manually.
EX: http://visithudsonny.com/test/?location=600+Block&type=Stores&category=Antiques
Hello there,
Thank you for using our theme.
However, our support responsibility are not that wide to assist you with customization son predefined theme settings. Of course it is up to you whether you want to customize default setting to fulfill your needs but since you opted for that we are really sorry but we can not assists you there.
As we said, we are not in a position to accept any custom work at the moment, because we primarily need to focus on providing Theme Support to all customers. We hope you understand.
In case you are not familiar with programming, you could hire someone to do this for you. You could look for someone who you can hire for this kind of job at the following link: - http://studio.envato.com
Thanks for understanding.
The Elated Support Center has been moved to our centralized support platform.
Please note that any existing tickets prior to this change will be answered right here on Ticksy, and in due time.
If you wish to submit a new support request, for all new inquiries please head on to our Help Center.
Elated Themes is part of Qode Interactive – the home of 300+ premium WordPress themes.
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