[tomcrise]

Hello,

I found a bug when using bbrpess and WOOF (Woocommerce Product Filter). Indeed, when bbpress is activated, when you want to filter products by category, the WOOF’s widget disappears. With a lot of tests on multiples websites, I found this bug comes from bbpess.phpclass on setup_variables() function when the attribute topic_tag_tax_id gets apply_filters( 'bbp_topic_tag_tax_id', 'topic-tag' ) value. When you comment this line, the bug is solve.
As I don’t need tags on my Forum, I just need to set $this->topic_tag_tax_id = 0 and hide Topic tags form.

But Here is my final problem : How can I overwrite this class because it’s not a template but the plugin file ?

PS : I tried every possibilities (plugins versions, select another theme, change product database, catch network and files errors), the bug really comes from here as strange as it may seem.

Cheers,

TomCrise

[Robin W]

that line allows the result to be filtered

so this should work

add_filter ('bbp_topic_tag_tax_id' , 'rew_return_null') ;

function rew_return_null () {
return ;
}

Put this in your child theme’s function file –

ie wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/functions.php

where %your-theme-name% is the name of your theme

or use

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[tomcrise]

Thank’s for your help. I tried but it didn’t fix the problem, I think the problem comes from elsewhere in the plugin but on this variable. Do you have any idea what this might have to do with product filtering plugin (WOOF)?

[Robin W]

so have you tried

add_filter ('bbp_topic_tag_tax_id' , 'rew_return_null') ;

function rew_return_null () {
return 0 ;
}

or

add_filter ('bbp_topic_tag_tax_id' , 'rew_return_null') ;

function rew_return_null () {
return false ;
}

or indeed

add_filter ('bbp_topic_tag_tax_id' , 'rew_return_null') ;

function rew_return_null () {
return 'hello' ;
}

it would appear to be a known issue

https://pluginus.net/support/topic/first-filter-disappears-when-set/

otherwise suggest you raise with woof