• Resolved ocsaroy

    (@ocsaroy)


    1) In frontend
    Trip Search Result > Filter By -> Destination (left column)
    I see destinations sorted alphabetically in the frontend. How to sort destination by the destinations I want? Other sorting possibilities ?

    2) Why are there only two levels of parent-child Destination (left column) hierarchy visible? Can I make the third level visible as checkboxes as the first and second levels are?

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  • Thread Starter ocsaroy

    (@ocsaroy)

    I tried Custom Taxonomy Order but it works only on children (second level). But Parents cannot be sorted.
    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/custom-taxonomy-order-ne/

    Plugin Support Manjil Nepali

    (@manjilnepali)

    Hello @ocsaroy,

    Please reach out to our official support team and provide more details about them

    Thank you!

    Thread Starter ocsaroy

    (@ocsaroy)

    What details do you need? Why don’t you help here? My question was about the WP Travel Engine Plugin. Why can’t you just help here for others to see?
    I solved the first question. In WP Travel Engine plugin, find TripSearch.php and comment the uasort function.

            /*  uasort(
                    $terms,
                    function ( $a, $b ) {
                        return strcasecmp( $a->name, $b->name );
                    }
                );
            */

    Will you answer the second question? Why only two levels ? In sitename/trip-search-result/ ?
    Trip Search Result > Filter By > Destination. Same place as the first question. Only two levels of checkboxes are visible. Is it possible to add a third checkbox?


    Plugin Support Manjil Nepali

    (@manjilnepali)

    Hello @ocsaroy,

    Thank you for getting back to us.

    Regarding your first query, we’re glad to hear that you’ve found a solution.

    Regarding your second query, currently only top-level terms and second-level child terms are displayed as checkboxes in the Trip Search Filter sidebar. Third-level or deeper child terms (grandchild terms) are intentionally hidden.

    The main reasons for this restriction are:

    • Limited space in the sidebar, particularly on desktop and mobile devices. Displaying too many nested levels could make the filter cluttered and harder to use.
    • User experience considerations, since deeply nested terms can be difficult for users to navigate within a compact sidebar.

    That said, I have reported this to our development team and requested that they provide options to display third-level or lower child terms as checkboxes in the future.

    We appreciate your feedback, as it helps us improve the plugin and make the search filters more flexible.

    If you have any other questions, please feel free to let us know.

    Thank you!

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