Alex Rollin
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Hello,
Do proceed to add one listing that uses this field, and upload an image.
When you then re-import the listing, you will be notified which folder should contain the imported images.
Hello,
When I open the file I see several items in the wrong columns. For example, post_latitude has some business hours information in it.
The recommended procedure is to add several sample listings that make use of your custom fields, if you have any, and then export the listings.
When that is done, the CSV should be able to be imported without any issues, and additional data can be added, new rows for example.
All required fields are noted in the docs.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-export/#import
Do only use LibreOffice to edit the files; other programs have a tendency to change encoding, separator, or inject other formatting issues.
Let us know how it goes.
Hello,
Which addons have you translated?
Event manager?
Buddypress integration? (BuddPress?)
Your theme?
Pricing and Payments?Invoicing is a free plugin and comes with a free PayPal Gateway
it can be downloaded here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/invoicing/
Hello,
it is not currently an option of BuddyPress, not that I know of, but you could content them, to see if it is possible to hide tabs that are empty.
Listings can be exported with the settings at:
GD – Import Export
Hello,
FB is changing the way the platform works. We are waiting on the resolution to the issue referenced here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/social-importer-for-fb-fb-api-access-issue/
Hello,
the Social Importer addon does not support Trip Advisor.
You can add that as a feature request here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/requests/
Each month every member gets 5 votes to ‘vote up’ their ideal features.
In the settings for GD – Permalinks, if you choose to add category to URL, then each category will get an archive page, and it is possible to build a list of links to those pages with the Popular Categories widget, which will also include the count of the total posts assigned that category.
Hello,
Schemas are schema.org types, and provide meta-like information within the code of the page in ways accessible to search engines or other applications. There is no interface to adjust the settings of individual schema.
Maybe you have a question about Custom Post Types?
For category count, check out CTP Category shortcode and let us know if that is what you are looking for: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-shortcodes/#ctp-cats
This reply has been marked as private.Hello,
the search under the map works. You can read more about adjusting the options here
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/gd-search/
Try adjusting the near me radius to get more results when searching near austin for example.
Hello Victor,
please start a new topic so we can help with that, thanks
Hello,
WPML may have a newer way of doing this, but here is an old forum post about it, untested: https://wpml.org/forums/topic/body-class-based-on-language/
Please contact WPML about support for the body class.
Thanks
Hello,
Though it is possible to add additional sorting methods, these are not effective in V1.
Is it your goal, featured first then A-Z ascending? Here is a snippet for that.
add_filter('geodir_posts_order_by_sort','_my_custom_order_by',10,3); function _my_custom_order_by($orderby, $sort_by, $table){ global $wpdb; if($sort_by=='is_featured_asc'){ $orderby .= " $wpdb->posts.post_title ASC, "; } return $orderby; }https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/archive-display-sorting/#post-392275
You can add this with the code snippets plugin.
