Bugs

Ok I will try it tonight and update you soon

Hi Sir, my plugin is embeded with my theme
 
"Nop Allure Responsive Theme"

I can't find download link from my product.. where should I download it? thanks

Hi,

You should download it from 'My Downloads'.

Is it need to redownload the whole theme?

Yes, you need to download the theme package again as the Ajax Filters plugin is included in the theme.
You can update the whole theme or update only the Ajax Filters plugin.

I'm wondering if anyone has encountered the same issue with AjaxFilters on nopCommerce  3.10. This is a category with a very large number of specification options: http://www.spininc.com/graphics


If you click on a filter on this page, it tries to apply the filter, but it ultimately fails. In addition, the filter becomes checked and does not allow you to uncheck it or select another filter. All other categories on the site seem unaffected. However, none of the other categories have a large number of specifications like this one.

Thanks in advance.

Hi,

Could you make sure that the plugin is updated to its latest version for 3.10 ?

After updating to version 3.6, there seems to be a setting I can't find for one of my sites. On the category page, the Filter by Attributes section shows while the other sites do not have this. I can't find the setting that controls this:

Model.PagingFilteringContext.SpecificationFilter.Enabled

The broken site is here:
http://dev.deepblueyachtsupply.com/non-metal-cutlass-bearings

The working sites are here:
https://www.propellerdepot.com/non-metallic-cutless-bearings
https://www.lauderdaleprop.com/wholesale-non-metallic-cutless-bearings

I have hunted through to find that setting that looks to be enabled on the first site but not the other two with no luck. Anyone know where I can find that in 3.6?

Hi,

This is not a setting. You can think of it as a on/off switch that is set depending on the already filtered options and the available filter options. It is set from the PrepareSpecsFilters method in the CatalogPagingFilteringModel called from the CatalogController in the Category action (around line 589).

The box you are seeing is the default nopCommerce attribute filters. The SpecificationFilter.Enabled switch should be set to false when you have our AjaxFilters plugin enabled, set to ActiveWidgetSystemNames, having widget zone set for it and at least one kind of filter enabled (attributes, specifications, price range, etc.). You apparently have this things or our filters wouldn't show.

Do you have custom modifications ? If not it would be best to raise a ticket and send us your database so we can reproduce the problem.

Looking for some help. We want to set up our search so that you can search by tags.

Once we install the Ajax Filters plugin it will no longer allow us to search by tags. It seems to override the default nopcommerce tag search and doesn't return tag results.

Any idea why? 

Thank you.