How can I display search results in a specific category? e.g When searching for word 'articles', search results should display category 'Articles'.
It should be possible to create this feature with the post_search wordpress filter.
See: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/posts_search
The post_search filter is executed before the category check so you should be able to set the category in the query based on the search terms. Beyond that it is a matter of adjusting your template(s) to display the category used by the query.
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I need to add Custom Query Filter in elemenore posts (archives) to get List authors that have written certain number of posts in category archive
((Authors List without duplicts in page))
I need to code Custom Query Filter
https://developers.elementor.com/docs/hooks/custom-query-filter/
https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_query/
In Prestashop 1.7 i want to modify the default SQL query of the listing products on the category page.
I cant found which SQL query returning products on category page.
there is custom fields added to product table priority(1,2,3) and state (0,1)
so need to display products above matching columns using custom SQL query
check classes/Category.php
the getProducts() method is the one responsible of returning products result. You could override it to suit your needs.
Beware that there are two main queries inside the method , first one is for product count pagination, other is for actual getting products data.
I am looking for a way to do a search with the Amazon Product API such as for "cats" and have the api return just the browse nodes that contain products pertaining to the keyword. My intention is to be able to specify a keyword for the website and have it generate the categories that contain related products. I know that I can do an item search with the API and have it return the browseNodes for each given product, but the item search function only returns 10 products at a time and the multiple requests and looping required would be insufficient. Does anyone else know of a way I can just get the categories with available products based off a keyword search?
Getting browsenodes by searching for a keyword search might be difficult as amazon Product API won't provide that information.
You might have already know this however the only way might be uploading all the products and its category in your website DB & relate category and products, and if you search for product it should query in category table and can get the category information.
I am trying to use the categories to make some sort of taxonomy picker. I have a site, which I’m running locally for event planning; I have 6 categories with sub categories within them. For example if someone is looking for a band, they go into the band category and then it displays all the posts within that category.
I want to use the sub categories to narrow the search down so people searching for bands but want classical will find just those posts. But I want to do it by asking them a question, like “What sort of band are you looking for?” then they select from a drop down of sub categories for the bands. They will do this for each category, make a selection or none so that it gives them a list of only what they are looking for.
Maybe after each selection, it adds that category into an array which is then used for a wp post query?
If you are going to post it then you can just build your query based on the posted variables
e.g.
myql_query("select * from table where catogory = '{$_POST['Cat']}' and subcat = '{$_POST['subcat']}');
However if you want it down when they pick it with out refreshing the page then you need to look at AJAX
So, I have some subcategories, and in each category I insert some posts, when I show the posts for each subcategory I don't want to show the FIRST inserted post in that subcategory, only the posts that are not the FIRST ONE.How can I do this with query_posts..or how?
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//SOLVED I will use a custom field
See offset parameter in function reference
query_posts('posts_per_page=5&offset=1');