I’m trying to essentially filter Woocommerce products by looping through the terms and allowing the user to click the permalink which will take them to a page which filters the products based on what was clicked:
if ( is_array( $brands ) ) {
echo '<div class="filters__brand">
<div class="filters__tab" data-filter-toggle="">
<span class="filters__iden">Brands</span>
<span class="filters__close"></span>
</div>
<div class="filters__itemwrapper">';
foreach ( $brands as $brand ){
echo '<div><a style="color:black" href="' . htmlentities( add_query_arg( 'pwb-brand', $brand->slug, $page_link ) ) . '">' . $brand->name . '</a></div>';
}
echo '<li><a href="' . htmlentities( remove_query_arg( 'pwb-brand', $page_link ) ) . '">None</a></li>';
echo '</div> </div>';
}
if ( is_array( $categories ) ) {
echo '<div class="filters__cat">
<div class="filters__tab" data-filter-toggle="">
<span class="filters__iden">Type</span>
<span class="filters__close"></span>
</div>
<ul class="filters__itemwrapper">';
foreach ( $categories as $category ) {
echo '<li><a style="color:black" href="' . htmlentities( add_query_arg( 'product_cat', $category->slug, $page_link ) ) . '">' . $category->name . '</a></li>';
}
echo '<li><a href="' . htmlentities( remove_query_arg( 'product_cat', $page_link ) ) . '">None</a></li>';
echo '</ul></div>';
} ?>
This works fine.
However, what I need to achieve is instead of the URL being:
/our-products/?pwb-brand=example-brand
I’d like to use WP’s rewriting functionality to essentially make it:
/our-products/pwb-brand/example-brand
While looking for solutions online, and adding a couple of different rewriting functions to my functions.php file I managed to get my local build to navigate to:
/our-products/pwb-brand/example-brand
But instead of the filtered products being displayed it was rendering all products. So it looks like the filter doesn’t work when using rewrites? I could be mistaken however.
Any help would be appreciated.
