Alex Rollin
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FTP Password:Try adding the GD Search widget to the sidebar.
Visit the WP Backend, go to Appearance – Widgets
Add the widget to the sidebar.
What you have added is WP search, that is a different thing.
Hello,
thanks for reporting that error.
Are you seeing any issues with functionality on the site?
It’s possible to disable the required rating if Multiratings are NOT enabled. This is a snippet for that:
add_filter('geodir_params','gd_disable_required_rating',); function gd_disable_required_rating($args){ $args['multirating'] = true; return $args; }We are considering aditional options for multiratings and will look into disabling the required rating with multiratings enabled for future versions.
1. Not yet, but we are considering more fine grained controls and improvements. I will take 2/3 and 5 up as a suggestion.
#4 I will ask the developers if there is a workaround for making reviews optional
Excellent!
Hello,
this is usually a plugin conflict.
Could you try disabling non-GD addons and see if the functionality is restored?https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/troubleshooting/#conflict-test
Let us know how it goes
I see. Well, one solution is to do follow the recommendation to use textarea fields for embeds. Have you tried that?
If they are created through the backend they will not expire on the expire date.
Try creating them through the frontend instead.
That sounds like a plugin conflict.
You can try disabling non-GD addons or changing theme to see if functionality is restored.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/troubleshooting/#conflict-test
Let us know
Looks like you used UWP output location.
You will want to use GD Output Location instead.I think it is because that page should be excluded from cloudflare.
Have you tried that?Google is more accurate but costs more.
Additional notes are here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/integrations/google/#osmIf the address area already complete, then, I would recommend adding some new listings using both services to see how the addresses differ. USA data is generally more consistent but OSM coverage or data is not uniform in many ways. In fact Google can vary between countries, too.
GDV2 doesn’t a scripts feature.We do however have a ‘add analytics code to the site’ button/option.
If you want to add the code another way, then, if your a develper you can add it to your themes header file.
Otherwise you can try a plugin like “Header Footer” scripts that has a place to paste code for adding into the header.
