HikaShop search bar

Hi,

No, our HikaShop filter module can totally do that too.

The HikaShop filter module can do both:
- search among the list of the products of the current category
- search among the list of all the products
To choose to do one or the other, it depends on how you configure the HikaShop filter module and the "attached" menu item. And that's what I'm trying to help you configure since the beginning of this thread.

To recap, if you want the HikaShop filter module to search through all your products you need :
- to create a menu item which displays all your products. There is actually already one by default called "Products listing" under the "HikaShop default menus" menu.
- to enter the id of that menu item in the "menu" setting of the HikaShop filter module and activate the "force redirect" setting.
That way, the HikaShop filter module will use the menu item for the filtering and thus will take into account all your products.

If you don't get that, it means that something is not configured correctly either in the settings of the HikaShop filter module or the corresponding menu item.

Hello,

Yes, exactly this will fit your needs and be the most easy way to achieved it.

Regards

Hi,

So several things:
- In the "sub elements filter" setting of that menu item, try to enter "all sub elements" so that you really have all the products of the shop.
-Make sure you turn off the "recently viewed" setting there, otherwise, only the products you looked at recently will appear in the listing of that menu item
- You didn't write that you entered the id of that menu item in the "menu" setting of your HikaShop filter module. So please make sure that it is the case and that you've activated the "force redirect" setting of the module.

If it still doesn't work even though you did all that please, provide the URL of that page along with a backend access and a link to this thread via our contact form so that we can check on the situation
www.hikashop.com/support/contact-us.html

Hi,

I checked the situation on your website and I think it is linked to the caching that you have on your website.
It seems that you're using cloudflare and when the filter module sends the filter request to the web server, it gets back the content of the products listing instead of getting back json data to refresh the elements on the page.
I would recommend checking how to disable caching / CDN functions on "POST" requests and it should then work properly.

Hi,

I checked your filter situation today again but I still see the elements from CloudFlare on your pages.
If you look at the HTML of the filter button with your browser:
i.imgur.com/l3KHiG4.png
You can see the code

if (!window.__cfRLUnblockHandlers) return false;

Hi,

I found the issue.
It actually came from the settings of the filter.
You've configured your products listing to display all the products under the "product category" category so that all the products of the shop appear on that page.
However, in the settings of your filter, you've selected many categories where you want the filter to appear, but you didn't select the "product category" category. And thus the filter was not activated on this page.
If you want the filter to work anywhere, you should either remove all the categories from the "category" setting of the filter, or select all the categories in it.
I've just added the "product category" in that setting of your filter and it's now working fine.
So it was not linked to CloudFlare.

Hi,

You can do all that with custom CSS code, like your template provider did to customize the search bar of the Joomla search module.
Here is a tutorial where we explain how you can add custom CSS code:
www.hikashop.com/support/documentation/1...ize-the-display.html
With that and if you know CSS enough, you should be able to do it on your own.
Now, if you want someone else to work on it that's possible, but please understand that we're hear to help you use HikaShop, not develop or customize it for you as part of the user support included in your purchase.
So if you would like us to work on these things for you, we could be we would have to bill you accordingly.
If you're interested, you can use our contact form to request a quote on the job (make sure you provide a link to this thread for reference): www.hikashop.com/support/contact-us.html
Please also note that any person with skills good enough in CSS will be able to do that for you, so you don't necessarily have to rely on us. It's just a possibility I'm offering to you in case you don't have anyone in mind or can't do it yourself.

Hello,

We just go to your website to see your issue by ourselves and it appear that you solve your mobile display issue for your module "Shop by categories", but not for your filter module.
For this can you try to go to your Filter module settings and define "Collapsable filters" on always value.
Hope this will solve your issue.

Regards

Hello,

Then, can you process a test with a default template like ProtoStar to see if your module is now present in the mobile view in this specific case.
If with a default template your module is always present in classic view, but not in mobile view then, we will need to this this by ourselves.

And so, can you provide backend access (url link & admin ref) via our Contact us form, don't forget to add in your message an Url to this topic (in order to keep the link).

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