Hi,
I wasn't happy to have to pay to enable this feature, therefore I've investigated a little further and I've found a solution with a little hack in my template. Here it is, in case someone needs it:
<?php
$typeView = JRequest::getVar('task','listing');
if ($typeView != 'show') {
?>
<jdoc:include type="modules" name="filters-position"/>
<?php
}
?>
With this code in the template, if the page is a product page, the template's position isn't published and therefore all the modules assigned to that position aren't published.
I'm still learning Joomla programing and PHP and therefore I don't Know exactly the full implication of this hack, but for now, I know it works: No filter is published in a product page. I only have to be carefully to use only this position to publish Hikashop filter modules.
But I firmly believe that this should be a Hikashop core feature, I can't see absolute no reason to have a filter in a product page.
I hope that the Hikashop team can consider this problem.
Best regards.