Alex Rollin
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The option is inside the price package settings. Open a price package to edit
GeoDirectory – Prices and Payments – Prices (tab) – Edit (choose a packge to allow franchises)
Scroll down until you see the options in the screenshot belowThere is an optiona for that at
GeoDirectory – Design – Detail – Exclude tab from detail page
See the screenshot below
Let us know how it goes
You could try creating a post type for each type of representative
CPT – : City rep
– Custom field : District nameThen the user could use a custom field filter for that district name. That is what you can do with GD.
GeoDirectory doesn’t explicitly provide support for boundaries other than country/region/city because those are the data that are used to support the GD functions which can be retrieved from the maps platform APIs, Google and OSM. Political representation boundaries are a different thing technically and subject matter-wise.
The issue of who reps who has been handled by Google for US residents: https://developers.google.com/civic-information/
There are probably similar services for Canada, ah, here is one: https://represent.opennorth.ca/
So, this would be a custom thing in many ways. It might be possible to use GD as a base for an integration with a remote service like that, but, this is a fundamentally different question.
GD answers “What is near me” and allows filtering of that by categories and such.
You want to answer “who represents me” which is not a ‘nearby’ question exactly.You can certainly build a map of all the offices of the representatives. All the representative data is available from the link above.
Then you could feature a page on your new site with the form powered by this plugin they offer: https://github.com/opennorth/jquery-findyourrep-ca#readmeThat is a project for a developer, though, to make those work together, though, but it i definitely possible.
If you want to find a GD expert you can try here: https://geodirectoryexperts.com/
By the way, an item I mentioned in my first reply that didn’t get posted,
keep in mind that only GDV2 allows editing the listing templates with a builder. GDV2 is much more theme friendly, and we recommend you try it out, because it is full of improvements.
If you just have the listings on the target site, then you will also need to setup the target site so they can edit there, but, no, that would not require exporting and then importing.
This reply has been marked as private.How are the images setup in the sidebar, with the Output Location widget?
Please share WP Admin so we can look into it.
Hello,
You can really use any theme. Why not pick a theme you like and work with that?
This reply has been marked as private.Yes, that message is most often due to a poor connection between the computer and the host.
That looks like a styling issue. There are 2 ‘counts’ one for Sounds cool and one for Who’s in.
Please send the page URL so we can take a look.
Hello,
You will need to install the Location Manager Addon.
Once that is installed you will be able to add listings “everywhere”.
About the Google API error, you will need to check to make sure you have added a credit card to the billing on the account.
This reply has been marked as private.The Pricing Manager allows you to create price packages.
Each package then has a setting for which categories are excluded and then how many for each listing.
The settings are at:
GeoDirectory – Prices and Payments – Prices – Exclude categories / Category category limit
You will need to have the Pricing Manager addon installed
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/prices-and-payments-add-on-overview/
If you use this one it should be open by default, added to a new page:
[gd_advanced_search show_adv_search='always']You can include WP Admin in a private reply and we can take a look. Make sure all your plugins are up to date.
