Fix catalog search result calculation #3
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The way how the module calculates the number of results is incorrect. When a layered navigation filter is active and the result is zero, then the module still thinks it has non-zero results, because only the search keyword is taken into account. This commit builds the navigation layer model properly by applying all active filters and finally counts the number of items in the result collection.
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The way how the module calculates the number of results is incorrect. When a layered navigation filter is active and the result is zero, then the module still thinks it has non-zero results, because only the search keyword is taken into account. This commit builds the navigation layer model properly by applying all active filters and finally counts the number of items in the result collection.