Price Filter has lost its values

Hi,

I think it comes from the javascript error you have on the page:
monosnap.com/file/BWiLAcWNs96u1pedlDu6vnoJVVokN6
That stops the browser from running the rest of the javascript code on the page, including the bit to initialize the filter selector.

Hi,

Well, I'm not sure what to do exactly either.
The first javascript error seems to be linked to the chosen library of Joomla.
So if you have the "use chosen library" setting activated in the HikaShop configuration, turn it off. And if not, it might be your template adding it to the pages on your website frontend, so you would have to check with your template provider.
And the second javascript error seems to come from the code added at the end of the page for Google Analytics. Now I don't know how that is added there on your end. It could be a plugin, an option of the template, a copy/paste added somewhere in the template, or a module.
The code for Google Analytics is invalid. So I suppose it is a wrong copy/paste.

Hello,

Please process a test with a default template (like ProtoStar) to see if that change something to your issue.
If yes, this is linked to your template, see with your template provider support.
If not, maybe another plugin is in conflict with HikaShop Javascript.
Have you ever made this feature work normally in the past ? Or is it the first time you try to use it ?...
And if, it used to work did you process an update recently or add any components ?...

Awaiting your returns to be able to progress on your subject.
Regards

Hi,

If you check the javascript code for the cursor filter on the page, you can see this:
i.imgur.com/obpjdH7.png
As you can see there, between the parameter name and the parameter value, the ":" is missing for all the parameters.
So for example, instead of:
step 1
you should have:
step: 1

This comes from the code:

$params.="\r\n".$key.': '.$option.',';

$('#g-sidebar div.hikashop_filter_main').html(function(i, html) {
        return html.replace(/\:/g,'');
    });

Hi,

Tha's because they are using an old version of HikaShop on their demo website.
In order to add the compatibility with Joomla 4, we had to move the javascript code inline instead of adding it in the header of the pages.
So on the demo website with the old version, the javascript from the template doesn't modify the javascript code of the filter as it is in the header, while on your website with the latest version of HikaShop, the javascript from the template creates that issue with the javascript code of the filter as it is directly next to the filter's HTML.