[pseudo visitor]

5 years, 7 months ago #6909

Does WPSOLR replace the underlying WordPress queries?

We would like to use it for out category facets developed in house.

Also can we hook into the standard WooCommerce search form?

[pseudo visitor]

5 years, 7 months ago #6910

Why do you consider using WPSOLR: lots of data, query accuracy … ?

[pseudo visitor]

5 years, 7 months ago #6911

60,000 orders, 10,000 products, lots of traffic, 5,000 product tags.

[wpsolr]

5 years, 7 months ago #6912

WooCommerce with 60,000 products. Fine.

And what exactly want you to do with your category filter ?

[pseudo visitor]

5 years, 7 months ago #6913

We use them for:

1. Search

2. Shop page

3. WooCommerce admin Orders search

[wpsolr]

5 years, 7 months ago #6914

Ouch! After 30 seconds, your search is still running. You could solve that in a few minutes with WPSOLR PRO.

Category page query engine

ok. But why do you want to keep your own filters exactly ? You can get better (from a quick look) with WPSOLR PRO (sliders, select2 mono/multi choice, and/or, ajax ….)

WooCommerce admin Order

Can you send me a screenshot ? WPSOLR PRO can replace the order backend search too (search in anything quickly, like billing addresses).

[wpsolr]

5 years, 7 months ago #6916

So, only the category filters remain to be solved. Good.

With some hooks and filters maybe?

Yes, we have plenty of hooks.

For instance: https://www.wpsolr.com/guide/actions-and-filters/search-query-query/

It is used in many places in WPSOLR PRO extensions, so you can find plenty of code, guaranteed to work. For instance in the WooCommerce extension, to add the “post_type=product ” filter on the Solr/Elasticsearch query.

[wpsolr]

5 years, 7 months ago #6917

I will insist one last time: you should use our filters.

You have dependencies between WPSOLR filters.

And for the presentation, you can do a lot with css or even js.