gadev
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I did get the same issue as you did but was able to correct it.
Make sure you are using a POST request.
put in the full url https://www. in other words make sure to include the parts that chrome likes to hide and that we may forget were there.Hope this helps.
I Cleared the woocommerce cache
and recounted the terms and that seems to have fixed the issueThanks a lot!
Thank you for answering
It didn’t seem to fix the issue completely
for example here is what is get on first page load. Please note these are hierarchical categories.
Boots(155)
–High Heels(48)Both those numbers are right but after pressing on a category (I am running with ajax as you saw above) and then removing the category from the search results I get this:
Boots(167)
–High Heels(49)And that’s with the extension enabled and the checkbox checked.
Any ideas as to why it would do that?