Findlane Search for WooCommerce
| 开发者 | findlane |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月5日 09:36 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Findlane answers your store's product search, hosted by Findlane:
- As shoppers type, products with photos and prices appear under your store's own search box, with searches to pick, and your categories and pages above them.
- Your theme's search results page lists Findlane's results, in its order, with your theme's grid, paging and filters.
- Misspellings still find products, and synonyms, rules and banners are set in the Findlane dashboard.
- Analytics show what shoppers search for, what they find, and searches that find nothing, with fixes.
- Bought together, from your paid orders, if you choose.
安装:
- Install and activate the plugin. It needs WooCommerce.
- Go to WooCommerce → Findlane and choose Connect to Findlane.
- Sign in or create a Findlane account, choose a workspace and an index for the store, and connect.
- Findlane reads your products, usually within a few minutes, and your search box and results page use it from then on.
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常见问题:
What happens if Findlane can't be reached?
Your store's search falls back to WordPress's own for that search. The shop never breaks.
My theme has its own live search.
Flatsome, Woodmart, FiboSearch and Advanced Woo Search have their own. The plugin's page says which one it found; turn it off there, so the two lists don't open together.
Does it work without WP-Cron?
Changes as you make them use WordPress's scheduled jobs, which need WP-Cron or visitors. Findlane also reads all products once a day, and wp findlane push sends everything at once from WP-CLI.
更新日志:
0.2.4
- Translations come from translate.wordpress.org instead of files in the plugin.
- Connecting with an API key asks whether to send paid orders, as the dashboard does.
- Orders that follow a search on your store count in Findlane's revenue from search: the order received page links each paid order to the shopper's searches, when they allow statistics.
- Adding a product to the cart straight from your search results page counts as a click on it.
- Clicks carry the search's filters, for sales by filter value, and searches opened from an ad, an email or another site are counted apart.
- Clicks on products on your search results page count in Findlane's analytics, as clicks in the search box do, when the shopper allows statistics.
- Categories whose products are all in their subcategories, such as Clothing above Jackets, show in the search box too.
- The search box shows your categories and pages above the products, found in the same search.
- First release.