Updates
Fix GTranslate integration bug with custom domains
GTranslate plugin integration update. Fixed a bug where search results were displayed in the default shop language when a user searched for products on a custom language domain. Now search results are displayed in the correct language for the current domain.
New GA event when search returns no results
When Google Analytics integration is enabled, it now sends a new event aws_search_no_results when a search query returns no results. This is very helpful for identifying bottlenecks and improving shop content and search settings to ensure users always see relevant results.
You can read more about the new event, how to set it up, and which parameters it includes here: No search results event.
New GA event parameter - aws_has_results
Another update for Google Analytics integration. The previously available aws_search event now supports an additional parameter, aws_has_results, with a boolean value that indicates whether the current search query returns any results.
Tested with WooCommerce 10.4
The plugin is fully tested with WooCommerce 10.4 and guaranteed to work stably with this version.
Admin settings update - add ID value for quick filters
A small update to the plugin settings page. You can now easily find the quick filter ID at the bottom of each filter settings tab. This is especially useful if you want to modify filter behavior via a PHP code snippet, where the filter ID is required.
Bug Fixes
Avada theme integration fix - autofocus for header search bar
Fixed Avada theme integration. Added autofocus for the Advanced Woo Search input when it is used inside the Avada header as a search icon.
The simplest way to replace the default search bar in the Avada header is to use the Seamless Integration option. Just enable it and everything will be handled automatically by the plugin.
Brizy plugin integration fix
Fixed the search results page output for the Brizy plugin. In some WooCommerce shops customized with Brizy, product search results were not displayed correctly. This issue has now been resolved.
Development Changes
Updated posts_ids_rewrite filter
Changes to the posts_ids_rewrite filter.
This filter is used to fully override product search results output and is useful, for example, when using a third-party search engine together with AWS for front-end display.
Previously, enabling this filter also hid taxonomy search results.
Now, taxonomy results generated by the AWS plugin will still be displayed.
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