Hi @felipee94
The example at https://webdevstudios.com/2021/02/09/wp-search-with-algolia/#indexing-custom-fields would fit really well for you.
Only differences are going to be that instead of fetching post meta via Advanced Custom Fields in your callback, you’d be fetching EDD product information. I’d recommend using EDD functionality to check if a passed in post is an EDD product and return early if not. That way you’re only customizing for EDD with the used callback.
That worked, thanks. I can already see the indexed data in Algolia, but not in instantsearch page yet. I’m trying to create a rangeSlider for prices with this code but the data doesn’t appear:
instantsearch.widgets.rangeSlider({
container: ‘#facet-price’,
attribute: ‘edd_price’,
}),
Does “12.00” in Algolia mean to be a string? this way the prices are listed.
Is the update of data from Algolia to the plugin automatically?
Going to depend on how you stored the attribute.
If you stored the price as such $attributes[ 'edd_price ] = $price; then that would be how it’s stored in Algolia.
Yes the quotes should be indicating string.
I believe the algolia_searchable_post_shared_attributes part should be helping with instantsearch, but the attribute may need to be marked as facetable or filterable in Algolia either via their dashboard settings or via code.
I believe that can be found at https://github.com/WebDevStudios/wp-search-with-algolia/wiki/Index-Settings but may need to poke around the wiki a bit more yet.
The problem was the string format, changing it to number worked. However, if I don’t set a fixed minimum value, the range slider doesn’t work. Also the slider values aren’t updated when selecting a category, but when changed the slider, the categories are updated.
I would like to bring only specific categories (in this case subcategories of ‘download_category’). Do you know how I can do it? Grateful
May need to set a minimum price, even if it’s perhaps a float 0.00 value.
The widgets changing in conjunction together is likely going to be more on the Algolia side than anything specific to the plugin, however I’m also curious what sort of settings may be available for the widgets. Been a hot minute since I last really looked at them.
Which widget type are you using for the subcategories at the moment? If you’re not sure, then if you have a public link I could see things at would help as well.
I’m testing on localhost but I attached two images. The idea is to create a product filters page and to specify the download categories (Graphics, Templates, Fonts…) and the page already loaded with their products.
https://ibb.co/vxG24zJ
https://ibb.co/dfyYtD5
I know in the past I used the Configure widget to set some initial categories.
https://www.algolia.com/doc/api-reference/widgets/configure/js/
May or may not fit your needs here. This was done with WooCommerce, but I suspect it’d transform just fine for EDD
JS/Algolia widget usage
let data = JSON.parse(woo_queried_terms);
let item_parts = []
for ( const item of data.terms ) {
item_parts.push( 'taxonomies.product_cat:"' + item + '"' );
}
let the_query = item_parts.join(' AND ');
search.addWidgets([
instantsearch.widgets.configure({
filters: the_query,
}),
]);
Inline JS constnat creation on the server.
global $wp_query;
$term_parts = explode( '/', $wp_query->query['product_cat'] );
$results['total'] = count( $term_parts );
$results['terms'] = [];
foreach( $term_parts as $part ) {
$term = get_term_by( 'slug', $part, 'product_cat' );
$results['terms'][] = $term->name;
}
wp_add_inline_script( 'algolia-handle', 'const woo_queried_terms = \'' . json_encode( $results ) . '\'; ' );
I wanted filtering just on frontend side. After some searching I did it with transformItens filters on refinamentList. I don’t know if it is the best way, but worked for me. I’ll paste below the code for maybe help someone trying to do the same.
const cats = [‘cat1′,’cat2′,’cat3′,’cat4’];
instantsearch.widgets.refinementList)({
…
transformItems(items) {
return items.filter(item => cats.includes(item.label));
},
}),
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felipee94.
Looks like a valid way to me, to be honest, and whatever gets the job done.
