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Woocommerce WordPress How do I get the Search term as a dynamic variable

I’m trying to get the search term within a woocommerce page to display it dynamically on the results page so the user knows what term they searched on.

ex. “Showing results for $searchTerm”

Is there a way to get the search term from the page that was used?

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    I got this working through shortcodes by editing the functions.php file to include:

    add_shortcode('searchterm', 'get_searchterm');

function get_searchterm() {

   return $_GET['ixwpss'];

}

    Then I could use [searchterm] as a shortcode on the page. Unfortunately I had to "touch" the php file.


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    You can make use of the get_search_query() and is_search() functions like this:

    add_action( 'woocommerce_before_main_content', 'show_search_query_on_page', 1 );
function show_search_query_on_page() {
    if(is_search()) {
        echo '<h2>Showing results for: '.get_search_query().'</h2>';
    }
}
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