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After install (on Wordpress 6.8) I get several errors displayed on several settings pages:
Add New SEO Rule:
Deprecated: Automatic conversion of false to array is deprecated in /data/wordpress/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/filter-everything-pro/src/Entities/EntityManager.php on line 1126
Deprecated: Automatic conversion of false to array is deprecated in /data/wordpress/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/filter-everything-pro/pro/Admin/SeoRules.php on line 600
Filters Settings > Indexing Depth (first input field for a CPT via ACF Pro):
Deprecated: trim(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated in /data/wordpress/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/filter-everything-pro/src/Settings/BaseSettings.php on line 83
Filters Settings > Experimental > Custom CSS
Deprecated: htmlspecialchars(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated in /data/wordpress/htdocs/wordpress/wp-includes/formatting.php on line 4724
Hi ike38
Thank you for reaching out to our support team.
If you are using the PRO version of the plugin, please make a request from the account where the plugin was purchased.
Please note that our support team is currently on holiday vacation until January 8, 2026. However, we will check in periodically (every 2–3 days) to provide responses where possible.
Best Regards,
Victor
Hello,
I’m using Filter Everything Pro with WooCommerce and I need to change how one value is displayed in the filter.
Details:
Custom field (meta key): is_wock_preorder Current behavior: in the frontend filter, the checkbox label shows the raw value “1” Desired behavior: I want that value to be displayed as the label “Pre order” Could you please tell me exactly where in the plugin settings or which filter hook/code example I should use to map the value 1 of is_wock_preorder to the label “Pre order” in the filter widget?
An example snippet with the correct hook name and how to target this specific field/value would be very helpful.
Thank you.
Hi, I’ve managed to solve the issue using the wpc_terms_before_display filter to rename the terms. Thanks for your help and documentation.
Hi electropluscz1
Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.
We are glad to hear that the issue was resolved. You did an amazing job!
Just in case you have any new requests, please note that our support team is currently on holiday vacation until January 8, 2026. However, we will check in periodically (every 2–3 days) and respond where possible. This is why there may be delays in our responses at the moment.
Best Regards,
Victor
my license key does not work when entred into wordpress,. user name is justind114
Hi justind114
Thank you for reaching out to our support team.
Please follow the instructions on this page: https://filtereverything.pro/resources/license-key-issues/ to get the license key.
Please note that our support team is currently on holiday vacation until January 8, 2026. However, we will check in periodically (every 2–3 days) to provide responses where possible.
Best Regards,
Victor
Hi, is Filter Everything filtering posts by Category? I’m using Buddyboss. I created a separate page outside the main page and want to filter by 6 post categories. First iteam should show for example all recipes, rest should show specific categories, for example breakfast, lunch, etc. Thank you
Hi daniel_carstea
Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.
Yes, it is possible to filter like that. You need to display your posts via WP_Query on the required page, then create filters from the required taxonomy for the required post type, and apply them to the page you need.
If you have any issues with that, can you please send the credentials to the wp-admin dashboard following this document so we can set you up an example?
Also, please attach the link ot the exact page where you want the filters to be displayed and work.
Please note that our support team is currently on holiday vacation until January 8, 2026. However, we will check in periodically (every 2–3 days) to provide responses where possible.
Best Regards,
Victor
Hi there, is it possible to improve behaviour of “select-like” checkboxes collapsible list to close wpc-filter-content after on body click and after opening another filter?
Hi tomashalo
Thank you for reaching out to our support team.
Please check this comment thread: https://codecanyon.net/comments/31087418
It should include the required information.
Best Regards,
Victor
We have bought a license for Filter Everything pro and are trying to activate the license. Plugin Settings page just ignores the license key and reloads the page. Please suggest how to resolve this.
Hi jndeshpande95
Thank you for your interest in the Filter Everything plugin.
Please follow the instructions from this page:: https://filtereverything.pro/resources/license-key-issues/
Best Regards,
Victor
Hello,
I am contacting you regarding the management of URL prefixes for the filters. My goal is to align the filter URLs strictly with the native WooCommerce and WordPress permalink structure.
I read in your documentation/comments that it is possible to disable the plugin’s permalink manager entirely, forcing the filters to use only GET parameters, by adding this constant: define( ‘FLRT_PERMALINKS_ENABLED’, false );
I have applied this, but it is not sufficient for my needs because the plugin fails to detect the current page context.
The problem: When I navigate to a standard Category, Tag, or Attribute page via a native WordPress link (for example, clicking a link in the menu or clicking on the Breadcrumbs in a product page), the Filter Everything widget does not detect that I am inside a specific archive.
Instead of showing the filters relevant to that category (or pre-selecting the current category), the filters appear in their default state (reset), ignoring the current WooCommerce archive query.
Example:
I am on a Product Page.
I click the Category link in the Breadcrumbs (e.g., /shop/category-name/).
This leads me to the standard WooCommerce archive page.
The Filter Widget displayed on this page does not recognize category-name; it shows all filters as if I were on the main Shop page.
How can I force the plugin to detect the current queried object (Category/Tag/Attribute) from the global $wp_query when accessing standard permalinks, so that the filters reflect the current page correctly?
Looking forward to your solution.
Best regards,
Giorgio
Hi Giorgio
Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.
Most likely, you are using some type of builder or something similar that can make unique queries across all of the archive pages, rather than using the main query by default. Try placing a filter set only on all category pages, or on a specific category page, and choosing the correct query in the (And what to filter), this should fix it.
Additionally, you can send the credentials to the wp-admin dashboard following this document so we can check it.
Also, please attach the link to the exact page with the issue so we can test it there. Some instructions on how to recreate the issue you described would be helpful as well.
Best Regards,
Victor
Hello,
Thank you for your reply.
As requested, I have sent an email via the form to FE_support with my credentials.
Best regards, Thank you
Giorgio
Hi Giorgio
Thank you for the credentials. We have checked the site and reviewed the category page (where filters do work), but we haven’t found any breadcrumbs or the default navigation to the category pages. Could you please provide a quick screenshot or a link to a video that we can watch to better understand how to recreate the described issue?
Best Regards,
Victor
Hello,
Thank you for your reply.
I have sent a screen recording in the support form.
I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you,
Giorgio
Hi Giorgio
Thank you very much for the video.
This is absolutely the correct behavior. If you have a filter set on the shop page and the filter is based on a product category taxonomy, it will filter products only on the shop page. It will not redirect you to the actual category pages.
This is because you can select multiple options at the same time, for example, smartphones, cars, and apples, using a category filter. The goal is to display the filtered products on the page where you are using the filters.
Redirecting to the physical category pages would not work as intended because then you would be stuck on the category page, and the filters would only apply to the products on that category page, not on the shop page itself.
When you go to the physical category page and have a category filter on that page, the current category will be marked as grayed out. This indicates that you are already on the physical category page, so it cannot be selected again. This prevents duplication in the URL, such as /category-cars/filter_category-cars/.
If this is causing confusion, you can turn off the permalink feature. This way, all filters will use GET parameters instead, resulting in URLs like /category-page-url/?filter_category=cars, or /shop/?filter_category=cars.
In order to do so, you can use the following code snippet:
define( 'FLRT_PERMALINKS_ENABLED', false );
And then go to the filter set and hit the update button.
Best Regards,
Victor
Hello, we are interested in getting our SEO rules dynamically added as part of the sitemap generated by Yoast; however, I see that the new update 1.9.2 is still not released and Yoast doesn’t pick up on those SEO rules we’ve created. I am wondering if there is a workaround with Yoast SEO or if there is a method to force these URLs to generate in our sitemap (generated by Yoast SEO). I would also like to know if there is an ETA on the next version? Look forward to the next update. Thank you.
Hi prostylewebdesign
Thank you for reaching out to our support team.
From the latest updates from the development team, they are planning it for January. We do not know if this information is 100% confirmed, but that is what they shared with us.
Hmm, there is no actual functionality that would be very helpful to pull this SEO data, as it was added only in version 1.9.2. This was quite a challenge, to be fair, since we were testing it as a support team as well. Therefore, there is no quick workaround to pull this type of data.
Please note that our support team is currently on holiday vacation until January 8, 2026. However, we will check in periodically (every 2–3 days) to provide responses where possible.
Best Regards,
Victor
Hello, I’m testing the free version before upgrading to Pro, and I’m running into an issue.
When I’m using the Gutenberg editor, I don’t see an option to add the “Filter Everything” widget/block. However, I do see it available in the Widgets area.
I’m using the Blocksy Pro theme. In your video, you mention it should be accessible directly inside the Gutenberg editor the same way it is in Elementor, but that’s not what I’m seeing on my end.
Hi edgarlimon805
Thank you for your interest in the Filter Everything plugin.
Currently, in Gutenberg themes, you need to either use a shortcode: https://filtereverything.pro/resources/shortcodes/ or a custom widget area displayed on your page. Gutenberg widgets for filters will be added in future updates.
Best Regards,
Victor
I am using Filter Everything PRO on a website running the Shoptimizer theme. I am trying to set up the Pop-up filter for mobile devices, but I’m encountering a major issue. The Problem: When I click the “Filters” button on mobile, the background becomes dimmed (the .wpc-filters-overlay div appears), but no filter content is displayed. It’s just an empty dark screen. What I have checked/done so far: I have enabled the “Pop-up Filter” option in the general settings. I have checked my Appearance > Widgets section, but the “Filter Everything Pop-up Sidebar” is missing (it was not registered automatically). I even tried to manually register the sidebar via functions.php using the ID wpc-popup-filters-sidebar, but the content still doesn’t inject into the pop-up. I checked the “Filter Set” settings, and the Pop-up option is enabled there as well. In the browser console, I can see the overlay div in the DOM, but the .wpc-filter-popup-content is missing or empty. Could you please check why the plugin is not registering the Pop-up sidebar and why the content isn’t appearing despite the PRO version being active? Environment: Plugin: Filter Everything PRO Theme: Shoptimizer WordPress Version: 6.9 Thank you for your help!
Hi marek145
Thank you for reaching out to our support team.
Please send the link to the page with the issue so that we can check it.
Additionally, please send the credentials to the wp-admin dashboard following this document, so we can check it directly on the site and configure it to work.
Best Regards,
Victor
Thank you. I’ve just sent
Hi marek145
We have checked the site, the issue is with mobile sidebar styles, if we change them, everything is displayed: https://prnt.sc/MyyDQYUyB8tq
We have added a small piece of CSS in the Filters > Settings > Experimental > Custom CSS section.
.wpc-overlay-visible .page-template-template-woocommerce-archives #secondary, .wpc-overlay-visible .wc-active.search-results #secondary, .wpc-overlay-visible .woocommerce.archive #secondary {
visibility: visible;
opacity: 1;
z-index: 999999;
}
In order to make it display well on mobile, you can follow that example for other cases if some pages are still not displaying it properly.
Best Regards,
Victor
Hello, I am running WP 6.8.3 with WC 10.2.1 and FEP 1.9.1. When I activate filter everthing pro it dramatically slows my site speed on both the front and back end. It slows so much that the site is practically unusable. Site size is about 1000 parent products 2000 variations. Please advise- Josh
Hi Josh
Thank you for reaching out to our support team.
If you have a plugin called “Discount Rules PRO”, please try deactivating it and check whether the site works properly afterward. Let us know the results and whether the issue stops once the plugin is disabled (this is important infomation).
Also, please check whether there are crawlers or bots aggressively crawling your site, as this can cause high CPU spikes.
Please note that the support team is currently on holiday vacation until January 8, 2026. However, we will check in periodically (every 2–3 days) to provide responses where possible.
Thank you for your understanding, and we wish you Happy Holidays!
Best Regards,
Victor
Hello Filter Everything support team,
I am using Filter Everything Pro together with WooCommerce and the Kadence theme (Pro).
On desktop everything works perfectly:
Filters are displayed in the normal sidebar (Widget Area “Sidebar 1”)
Filters work correctly on all product category archives
Each category has attributes and the correct filter set is assigned
Problem: On mobile, filters do not appear when using Kadence’s Catalog Off Canvas Sidebar.
What I see:
The off-canvas panel opens
Only plain text widgets are visible
The “Filter Everything — Filters” widget itself is not rendered
No filters are shown, even though the same widget works in the normal sidebar
What I already tried (step by step):
Enabled mobile popup mode in Filter Everything settings
Tested [fe_open_button] shortcode (it renders, but popup is empty)
Disabled Kadence Off Canvas Sidebar
Enabled / disabled “Hide opening widget buttons”
Placed Filter Everything widget in:
Sidebar 1 → works
Catalog Off Canvas Sidebar → does not work
Tested with and without AJAX
Tested on clean product category pages
Cleared all caches
So the conclusion so far: Filter Everything works in a normal sidebar, but not inside Kadence’s Off-Canvas Sidebar on mobile
This makes me think that:
The filter widget may not detect the WooCommerce loop/query when loaded inside a theme-controlled off-canvas container
Or the off-canvas sidebar is not compatible with how Filter Everything attaches to the posts container on mobile
My question:
Is Kadence Off-Canvas Sidebar officially supported?
Is there a required configuration for:
Posts container selector
Off-canvas compatibility
Mobile popup + third-party off-canvas themes
Do you have a recommended setup specifically for Kadence + mobile filters?
My goal is simple: Filters must be visible and usable on mobile — in any form (popup or sidebar), but preferably off-canvas.
If needed, I can provide:
Page URL
Screenshots
HTML structure
Posts container selector
Test access
Thank you in advance for your help.
Kind regards, Eric
Hi Eric
Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.
Please check the documentation page on the mobile mode: https://filtereverything.pro/resources/mobile-devices-new-approach/
Also, please send the credentials to the wp-admin dashboard following this document, including the link to the page with the issues, so that we can check it.
Please note that the support team is currently on holiday vacation until January 8, 2026. However, we will check in periodically (every 2–3 days) to provide responses where possible.
Thank you for your understanding, and we wish you Happy Holidays!
Best Regards,
Victor
Hi Eric
Thank you for the credentials. Unfortunately, you forgot to attach the link to the login page and the link to the page with the issue. Could you please send them via PM: https://codecanyon.net/user/fe_support
Best Regards,
Victor
I write to you yesterday, so waiting for response, about search. Question about search, because – filter search not good sorting by relevance, but when I turn WP search – it works good, but on search page – filters not showing.
Hi ars42
Thank you for reaching out to our support team.
The “srch” is used for the searching filter, for example, like on this page: https://demo.filtereverything.pro/search-and-filter/?srch=Apple
This is not a global search; it works the same way as a simple filter, for example, when you choose a filter term like “red” for a color on your page.
To display filters on the search page from the default WordPress search ( which for products is usually ?s=text_to_search&post_type=product ), you need to create a filter set and place it on Common WordPress pages + Search page.
Please note that our support team is currently on holiday vacation until January 8, 2026. However, we will check in periodically (every 2–3 days) to provide responses where possible.
Thank you for your understanding, and we wish you Happy Holidays!
Best Regards,
Victor
Can you explain – how to do it?
“To display filters on the search page from the default WordPress search ( which for products is usually ?s=text_to_search&post_type=product ), you need to create a filter set and place it on Common WordPress pages + Search page.”
Because if we try to use standard WP search (not “srch”, but “s”), than searching working good – but filter widget not showing on searching page, only on catalog (shop) page.
we done it – “To display filters on the search page from the default WordPress search ( which for products is usually ?s=text_to_search&post_type=product ), you need to create a filter set and place it on Common WordPress pages + Search page.” neither filter widget not showing. But as I saw via code (dev tool) – widget exist, but not showing parameters.
Hi ars42
Can you please send the credentials to the wp-admin dashboard following this document so we can check it?
Also, please attach the link to the exact search page you are referring to where the filters do not display, so we can test it on that page.
Best Regards,
Victor
Sent you in DM
Already sent all information, waiting for your response, thanks!
Please, do not share our link to website – here in comments. Better to answer on my email, or answer here without links.
Hi ars42
We have checked the site, and the issue is with the search plugin, which uses its own search algorithms that may not be compatible with the filtering. Try disabling the Relevanssi search plugin, clearing the cache, and updating the filter set on the search page, then check if it is working.
Since you have a live site, we recommend testing everything on a staging site first, and only after you confirm it works, apply the changes to the live site. Your PM is closed to us, so we cannot send you a message via it.
You can send us your email via PM, and we will provide the answer there if that is more suitable.
Best Regards,
Victor
Yes, we did it, and filter showing on searching page.
But what we can do with relevance of searching? is it in your side? or how we can improve sorting?
our dev say that: “In fact, the search query displays posts that are rendered by the filter everything plugin
Although this may also be due to pagination”
Hi ars42
Since you already have a sorting widget on the search page where you can choose sorting options, selecting any of them (for example, ?orderby=relevance&paged=1&s=vtx&post_type=product ) seems to work correctly.
However, we cannot say for sure which exact parameters are used for relevance ordering. If relevance is based on a custom field (such as sales numbers or something similar), you can also use our own sorting widget: https://filtereverything.pro/resources/sorting-widget/ but after searching, you need to choose the sorting option.If you are referring to sorting products on the page in the pre-load state (before anything appears on the page) solely by modifying the query, this is not handled on the plugin side, as the plugin does not do that.
As an alternative, you can add the sorting widget to the page (you already have one), select the required sorting option, and use that GET parameter to apply the same sorting automatically during searching. This will result in a URL very similar to the one mentioned at the beginning of this message.
Best Regards,
Victor
We would appreciate your assistance or direction on how to proceed with this implementation. Please let us know if you need any additional details from our side
Hi juhishah
Thank you for reaching out to our support team.
By default, it uses WordPress search algorithms. To extend it, you need to apply custom code with specified custom fields. Please check this page for more information: https://filtereverything.pro/resources/search-filter-add-remove-restrict/
Best Regards,
Victor
We are using Filter Everything Pro on a WooCommerce website and followed your official documentation from this link:
https://filtereverything.pro/resources/search-filter-add-remove-restrict/Our requirement is to search products by custom fields:
HS Code (hs_code)
CAS No (cas_no)
These custom fields are created in the WordPress admin panel and saved as post meta for products (please see screenshots).
Issue Description
We created a Search filter in Filter Everything and tried to extend it using custom PHP code so that the search field also checks HS Code and CAS No.
However, filtering does not work when searching using HS Code or CAS No. Only product name / default search works. add_action(‘wpc_filtered_query_end’, ‘fe_custom_meta_search’, 10, 2); function fe_custom_meta_search( $wp_query, $filters ) { }
if ( isset($_GET['srch']) && $wp_query->is_main_query() ) {
}
$search_term = sanitize_text_field( $_GET['srch'] );
$meta_query = $wp_query->get('meta_query', []);
$meta_query[] = [
'relation' => 'OR',
[
'key' => 'hs_code',
'value' => $search_term,
'compare' => 'LIKE',
],
[
'key' => 'cas_no',
'value' => $search_term,
'compare' => 'LIKE',
],
];
$wp_query->set('meta_query', $meta_query);
Custom fields defined in admin panel
https://prnt.sc/_ST__R4J7khh
HS Code / CAS No values saved in product
https://prnt.sc/5OoxWd7Xw7fE
Search popup where filtering should work
https://prnt.sc/Vl1pkbhS4vEj
please help me and Suggestion
Looking forward to your guidance.
Thank you.
Hello, we are waiting for your response.
Hi juhishah
We’d love to help, but unfortunately, we do not debug or provide custom code for extending the plugin beyond its current functionality, as this is outside the scope of the CodeCanyon support policy: https://prnt.sc/bBkDIrbjhPei
As a support team, we can provide general information, such as the availability of hooks to modify this functionality.
If you encounter difficulties implementing modifications to the search algorithm, please contact your site developer and share the relevant documentation page about the search functionality. This will allow them to write the required modified logic, either based on the examples provided in the documentation (which is highly recommended) or using their own approach.
The examples in the documentation are a crucial reference. It is important to carefully examine them and follow the same approach in your custom code, as missing even a small but essential part can lead to issues.
Especially parts like those ones:
if( $wp_query->get('flrt_query_hash') || $wp_query->get('flrt_query_clone') ){
if ( $wp_query->get('wc_query') === 'product_query' || $wp_query->get('post_type') === 'product' /* || $wp_query->get('post_type') === 'product_variation' */ ) {
global $wpdb;
The example already uses a hook to include product SKUs in the search, since SKU is a custom field and is not included by default.
You may also use AI tools by providing the full documentation and requirements to help generate custom code. This approach can be helpful, but you should still ensure you understand the code being implemented to avoid negatively affecting the site’s functionality.
Best Regards,
Victor
We are using pro plugin and trying to put free input field to search on our custom post type using this setting:https://prnt.sc/dPhTjzPf5KP6
However, it is only getting result if search term match with post title. What we need it should get result from entire post data including post title, post taxonomy, post tags, post custom field as I have configured multiple fields on post detail.
Can you please help me how can I configure search this way?
Hi juhishah
Unfortunately, the instructions we provided earlier in this comment thread are still the same. To extend the search capabilities that are based on the default WordPress search algorithms, you need to write custom code to include the required entities in the required post types and count them during the search.
We can only recommend contacting the site developer or a freelance developer who can write this custom code for you in order to fit your needs.
Best Regards,
Victor
FILTER CHIPS WITH TITLE
When placing widget for chips showing selected filters it shows only filter value. Is it possible to show for some filters also a title?
Because not all filters are self-explanatory. For instance, I have filter “Edition” that contains various numbers. Or for instance example from your demo page:
https://demo.filtereverything.pro/example/dropdowns/size-m/In url it is clear as selection is presented as key-value pair (size-m), but in selection chips it’s just a letter “M”. If you manage multiple filters that are not that self-explanatory – it becomes difficult.
Hi web-maverick
Thank you for reaching out to our support team.
You can modify the chips term name for an exact filter using custom code with the hook ‘wpc_chips_term_name’.
The hook:apply_filters( 'wpc_chips_term_name', $term->name, $term, $filter )
Please note that generally, there is no support for accounts whose support period has expired following the support policy.
If you have any further requests, we can help you once we have addressed all requests from accounts with valid support periods. Please note that this process may take some time, possibly days or weeks.
If you want to receive it faster, please extend the support period. We will prioritize processing the request for supported accounts.
Best Regards,
Victor
Hello,
I am using Filter Everything PRO with WooCommerce and I need clarification about using filters across two different pages.
My setup
The Shop page is the standard WooCommerce shop archive and already contains a Filter Everything filter set that works correctly.
I have a product attribute Brands (pa_marques).
I created Page A (a normal WordPress page, no product loop) that should display only a list of brands.
When a visitor clicks a brand on Page A, the visitor should be redirected to the Shop page, where the products are filtered by that brand.
Current behavior
Clicking a brand on Page A generates URLs like: /testmerk/brand-coca-cola/
The user stays on Page A.
The Shop page filter is not applied.
SEO Rules do not redirect to the Shop page.
Page A has no product loop, only brand links.
My questions
Is it officially supported to:
show filters (or brand terms) on Page A
but apply filtering on a different page (the Shop page)?
If yes:
Which feature should be used for this? (Alternative page, SEO Rules, or another setting?)
Does Page A need a product loop for this to work?
If no:
Can you confirm that filters must always be displayed on the same page where products are queried?
Thank you for your clarification.
Best regards, Hanne
Hi Hanne
Thank you for reaching out to our support team.
By the description, it sounds like you are looking for a redirection filter. Please check this page with instructions: https://filtereverything.pro/resources/typical-problems/#redirection_filter_instruction
Please note that generally, there is no support for accounts whose support period has expired following the support policy.
If you have any further requests, we can help you once we have addressed all requests from accounts with valid support periods. Please note that this process may take some time, possibly days or weeks.
If you want to receive it faster, please extend the support period. We will prioritize processing the request for supported accounts.
Best Regards,
Victor
I have the Filter Everything Pro version and have been successful in adding a filter to a few pages (one an Avada posts page and another custom post page). However, I went through the same process to add a filter to my site’s FAQs page created with the Avada FAQs page, and it is not showing up and is providing the message: “There are no filters in the Filter Set yet. Please add them to the Filter Set related to this page.”
I confirmed the filter is set to filter the FAQs.
Can I get some help?
Hi wstiner1
Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.
Can you please send the credentials to the wp-admin dashboard following this document so we can check it?
Also, please attach the link to the exact page where you want the filters to appear and filter your posts.
Best Regards,
Victor
We’re using filter everything PRO and trying to create some SEO rules. These rules are working and pulling through to the front end with an index, follow tag, but it looks like these pages aren’t internally linked to from the category page in a way Google can crawl, so aren’t being indexed. Is there a way we can either create a sitemap of these new SEO rules (we’re currently using RankMath) or another way we can tell Google these pages exist so they’re able to be indexed? I would be interested in knowing how others have set this up so these URLs can be properly indexed if you have that information.
Hi bofiracing
Thank you for reaching out to our support team.
In general, Google should pick up and index filtered pages with the created SEO rules without any issues. Usually, we receive more requests about how to disable the filtered pages from indexing.
Regarding the sitemap XML functionality, this will be introduced in version 1.9.2. Previously, it was mentioned that it should be released by the end of this month, but it will most likely be postponed. A lot of additional features were added, and many improvements are also planned for the free version. Since these are connected in one way or another, the development took much more time than initially expected. What was planned as a regular update gradually expanded with new features and core improvements, making the process longer.
Best Regards,
Victor
Hi,
I am reporting a critical performance issue that is causing server crashes (OOM-Killer) on a WooCommerce store with approximately 20,000 variations.
After a detailed server audit, we identified that the filtering process generates massive transient records in the database. These records cause PHP-FPM processes to consume excessive memory (50MB–100MB+ per process), instantly exhausting our server’s 8GB RAM during traffic spikes.
Technical Diagnosis:
1. The “Cache Bloat” (Database & RAM bottleneck) We found specific transient keys in wp_options that are abnormally large (approx. 3MB each in serialized string format). When PHP unserializes these arrays, they expand significantly in memory.
Here are the specific keys identified as the root cause:
_transient_wpc_terms_post_meta_num__price (Size: ~3.01 MB)
_transient_wpc_terms_post_meta_num__price_product_variation (Size: ~3.01 MB)
_transient_wpc_posts_variations (Size: ~1.97 MB)
transient_wpc_variations_attribute_pa[attribute_name] (Size: ~1.76 MB)
2. Redis Failure We use Redis Object Cache. These keys are so large that they trigger connection failures (RedisException: read error on connection), forcing the server to fall back to SQL, which further increases the load (Load Average spiked to 107.0).
Is there a way to optimize how the plugin handles/indexes data for variable products? Storing such massive arrays in a single transient is not scalable for stores with this number of variations. Can we disable this specific caching mechanism or force the plugin to fetch data dynamically/in chunks?
We need a solution to prevent these 3MB+ transients from being generated, as they are effectively killing the server.
Hi wojtek45
Thank you for reaching out to our support team.
We’ll pass it to the development team so they can check it.
Additionally, if something needs to be checked on the site as well, could you please send the credentials to the wp-admin dashboard following this document.
This will help us understand what exactly generated such a large amount of data.
Best Regards,
Victor
Hi,
I’m not able to see the Filters in our WordPress instance with the Hello Theme and Elementor.
Request a refund of the purchase. Thanks
Hi SmithDasari_VDM
Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.
We are sorry to hear that you have encountered complications with the plugin setup. We have tested it with the Elementor theme and Elementor as well, so this is most likely just a configuration issue.
Can you please send the credentials to the wp-admin dashboard following this document. So that we can set up the example for you, please attach the exact page link where you are trying to display the files, and we will display it there.
In general, a refund is possible by submitting a form through the account where the plugin was purchased and waiting for a response. Please note that the support team does not handle refunds. Furthermore, we have no control over the refund team and cannot speed up the process or influence it in any way.
Best Regards,
Victor