Alex Rollin
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Hello,
let us know if there is something else we can look into. Are you saying you have another issue with an adddon?
Hello,
There is a plugin conflict that is hiding some of the WP Easy Updates information.
I will flag this for the developers to take a look.
Incidentally, you could try disabling Non-GD Plugins. Once you deactivate the plugin causing the problem, you should see the license button show up as noted here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/installing-addons/#updates
I think it is probably LOco Translate, as it also shows/inserts options on the plugins page.
Normally there is a notification to install WP Easy Updates, not sure what happened there.
Excellent, glad you got it working!
hanks for letting us know 🙂
This function should help you load user data:
Awesome, thanks for letting us know
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when near search is used and a location match is found, the advanced search uses the near search radius to return results; that’s how the search works, but you can leave off the autocomplete, as you have done, to limit the functionality to that behavior. To see all the listings in an area then you can link to the locations, which is a different idea than search.
Hello David,
can you show us on a demo URL where we can find that CSS?
https://wpgeo.directory/supreme-directory/
Let us know
You’re welcome 🙂
Hello,
Once you have your CPTs, you can adjust the settings at GD > Design > Navigation > Show add listing link in main navigation
This will show your users links so they can reach each listing form.
Once you add price packages for each CPT, the add listing form will automatically display the price packages associated with each CPT.
If you run into a problem, just let us know
In a lot of cases, when it is desireable to show ‘all’ the listings in a given location, the path leads towards including direct links for the user so they can get their without user error.
You can add the Popular Location widget: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/location-manager-widgets/#pop
Also available as a shortcode: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/location-manager-shortcodes/#popDid you have another idea? Some other way to go about helping the user find what they are looking for?
I’ll say keep your eye on the blog, and the developers will let you know if they have anything to add.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/category/blog/
No known workarounds at this time. Some members have been integrating more social logins from UsersWP to speed up registration for new visitors.
In your downloads section next to GD Framework there should be a child theme, let us know if there isn’t.
For backup we usually recommend working with your host or server tools like CPanel as opposed to a plugin.
Hello,
please share the URL where you are using the calendar shortcode, along with the login URL and WP Admin credentials so we can take a look at your settings
Reference:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/event-manager-shortcodes/The snippet was inactive when I checked. If you want it to have an effect, it needs to be activated.
