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14 years 7 months ago - 14 years 7 months ago #41247
by alain.roger
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filter: Search on product was created by alain.roger
Hi,
i create a filter "Search on Product" where customer can type a substring of product name and get matching results.
however i would like to understand something about filters...
1. in fact when filter is applied you can browse your product catalog as usual. Only those product matching the filter will be displayed.
is it correct ?
(because i was used with Virtuemart to have a search product that apply as a real search module, so it's a little bit different).
2. all filters have a default height of 200px. What should i do to make it automatically sizing height (after i will setup with css how i want it) ?
3. do you plan to have a real "search module" for your cart (like VM has) ?
thx.
i create a filter "Search on Product" where customer can type a substring of product name and get matching results.
however i would like to understand something about filters...
1. in fact when filter is applied you can browse your product catalog as usual. Only those product matching the filter will be displayed.
is it correct ?
(because i was used with Virtuemart to have a search product that apply as a real search module, so it's a little bit different).
2. all filters have a default height of 200px. What should i do to make it automatically sizing height (after i will setup with css how i want it) ?
3. do you plan to have a real "search module" for your cart (like VM has) ?
thx.
What does not kill you, makes you stronger.
Last edit: 14 years 7 months ago by alain.roger.
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14 years 7 months ago #41422
by nicolas
Replied by nicolas on topic Re: filter: Search on product
Hi,
1. That's correct.
But you can also use the hikashop filter module in order to direct your users to a specific products listing for the results. So in fact both solutions are possible. In depends on how you setup all that.
2. If you don't set a height in the filter AND in the "filter height" option of the Display tab of the configuration, the height will be "automatic".
3. See point 1.
1. That's correct.
But you can also use the hikashop filter module in order to direct your users to a specific products listing for the results. So in fact both solutions are possible. In depends on how you setup all that.
2. If you don't set a height in the filter AND in the "filter height" option of the Display tab of the configuration, the height will be "automatic".
3. See point 1.
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14 years 7 months ago #41481
by alain.roger
Hi Nicolas,
so in this case what should i do to make the filter working like a REAL search engine for hikashop products ?
thx
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Replied by alain.roger on topic Re: filter: Search on product
nicolas wrote: Hi,
1. That's correct.
But you can also use the hikashop filter module in order to direct your users to a specific products listing for the results. So in fact both solutions are possible. In depends on how you setup all that.
Hi Nicolas,
so in this case what should i do to make the filter working like a REAL search engine for hikashop products ?
thx
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14 years 7 months ago #41617
by nicolas
Replied by nicolas on topic Re: filter: Search on product
Create a filter of the type "text" and select the columns for which you want to be able to search.
Then, create a new hikashop filter module via the joomla module manager and select that filter and enter the id of a category/product listing menu in the corresponding options of the module.
Then, create a new hikashop filter module via the joomla module manager and select that filter and enter the id of a category/product listing menu in the corresponding options of the module.
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14 years 7 months ago #41919
by alain.roger
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Replied by alain.roger on topic Re: filter: Search on product
everytime the button text is equal to "filter".
is there a way how to customize it to something else (e.g. "OK" or "Search") for each different module ?
thx.
is there a way how to customize it to something else (e.g. "OK" or "Search") for each different module ?
thx.
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14 years 7 months ago #42034
by nicolas
Replied by nicolas on topic Re: filter: Search on product
You can edit the file "filter" of the view "product" via the menu Display->Views and change the code:
JText::_('FILTER')
to:
$filter
and then add at the beginning the code:
$filter = JText::_('FILTER_'.strtoupper($this->params->get('main_div_name')));
Then, in your translation override, you will have to enter all the new filter keys for each place where the button is displayed.
JText::_('FILTER')
to:
$filter
and then add at the beginning the code:
$filter = JText::_('FILTER_'.strtoupper($this->params->get('main_div_name')));
Then, in your translation override, you will have to enter all the new filter keys for each place where the button is displayed.
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