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HXSE — Code-First Search lets you define search filters with PHP arrays and output them with a simple shortcode. No JavaScript configuration required. Powered by htmx for seamless, no-reload filtering.
Why HXSE?
<ul>
<li>Code-first — Define everything in PHP arrays. Version-control friendly.</li>
<li>No page reloads — htmx handles all filtering and pagination seamlessly.</li>
<li>AI-friendly — Simple, consistent schema structure that AI agents can read and write.</li>
<li>No dependencies — htmx is bundled. No jQuery required.</li>
</ul>
Filter Types
<ul>
<li><code>search</code> — Keyword search</li>
<li><code>taxonomy</code> — Filter by taxonomy / category</li>
<li><code>meta</code> — Filter by custom field value or range</li>
<li><code>date</code> — Filter by year</li>
<li><code>relation</code> — Filter by related post</li>
</ul>
UI Types
<ul>
<li><code>select</code> — Dropdown</li>
<li><code>radio</code> — Radio buttons</li>
<li><code>checkbox</code> — Multiple selection</li>
<li><code>range</code> — Min/max slider (for numeric meta fields)</li>
</ul>
Pagination Modes
<ul>
<li><code>pager</code> — Numbered page links with count display</li>
<li><code>loadmore</code> — “Load more” button</li>
</ul>
Basic Usage
<pre><code>`php
</code></pre>
add_filter( ‘hxse_schemas’, function( $schemas ) { 
 $schemas[‘staff_search’] = [ 
 ‘post_type’ => ‘staff’, 
 ‘filters’ => [ 
 [‘key’ => ‘keyword’, ‘type’ => ‘search’, ‘label’ => ‘キーワード’], 
 [‘key’ => ‘department’, ‘type’ => ‘taxonomy’, ‘label’ => ‘部署’, 
 ‘taxonomy’ => ‘department’, 
 ‘ui’ => ‘checkbox’, 
 ], 
 ], 
 ‘pagination’ => [ 
 ‘mode’ => ‘pager’, 
 ‘per_page’ => 12, 
 ], 
 ‘template’ => ‘hxse-staff.php’, 
 ]; 
 return $schemas; 
} ); 
 `
<pre><code>`
</code></pre>
[hxse id=”staff_search”] 
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<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin bundles htmx (https://htmx.org/) for handling AJAX requests without page reloads. htmx is included locally within the plugin and does not make any external network requests. It is licensed under the BSD 2-Clause License.
<ul>
<li>htmx: https://htmx.org/</li>
<li>htmx License: https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx/blob/master/LICENSE</li>
</ul>

HXSE — Code-First Search

Code-first search & filter for WordPress. Define filters with PHP arrays, output with a shortcode. Powered by htmx — no page reloads.

Kowsar Hossain

Have you ever wanted to filter your order page results by a specific product? With this plugin, now you can!
Once installed, a new filter dropdown will appear on the WooCommerce Orders screen, displaying a list of all products. Simply select a product and click the “Filter” button to view orders containing only that product.
This plugin supports filtering orders by:
<ul>
<li>Product Name</li>
<li>Product Category</li>
</ul>
Note: This plugin is compatible with both WooCommerce’s new HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) and the legacy WordPress posts storage. Whether you’re using HPOS or the traditional storage method, this plugin will work seamlessly.

Filter Orders by Product for WooCommerce

This plugin does exactly what it says it will and works great.  Just what I needed!



Fiter Orders by Product Works Great

Great


This plugin does exactly what it says, and good. Very handy and simply a must have. I have made my own (private) plugin depend on this one. Can't live without it.


Excellent plugin


Hi friend, thanks for your plugin! i tried to integrate search by SKU for woo, but then i found your plugin. I did small improvement to your code, so now we can search products by SKUs also, i would like that you will add it to your code, so we'll not lose it with next update:)i did change in dropdown_fields() functionand replaced your query:



	public function dropdown_fields() {		global $wpdb;		$status    = apply_filters( 'wfobp_product_status', 'publish' );		$sql       = "SELECT p.ID AS product_id, p.post_title AS product_title, pm.meta_value AS product_sku						FROM $wpdb->posts as p 						LEFT JOIN $wpdb->postmeta as pm ON pm.post_id = p.ID						WHERE p.post_type = 'product' 						AND pm.meta_key = '_sku'";		$sql       .= ( $status == 'any' ) ? '' : " AND post_status = '$status'";		$all_posts = $wpdb->get_results( $sql, ARRAY_A );		$fields    = array();		$fields[0] = esc_html__( 'All Products', 'woocommerce-filter-orders-by-product' );		foreach ( $all_posts as $all_post ) {			$fields[ $all_post['product_id'] ] = $all_post['product_title'] . '(' . $all_post['product_sku'] . ')';		}		return $fields;	}



You used select2 search for dropdown, so now we have sku in product name and we easily can search product by typing SKUs in search dropdown :)


Good improvement

Simplify order management by filtering WooCommerce orders by any specific product or product category using this plugin

HXSE — Code-First Search vs Filter Orders by Product for WooCommerce