Alex Rollin
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Try making new tickets for new issues.
A new update for WP All Import is available to address the issue.
The developers will be in the office to take a look on the weekend. I recommend you setup an FTP they can use when they get in.
The developers will be back in the office after the weekend.
Yes, the user has to check the box.
Adjusting the option and improving the feature are both on the list the developers are considering for future versions.
1. Edit the listing
2. Find the address field
3. Change the text to Buschingstrasse 1
4. SaveThis reply has been marked as private.Hi,
I should have mentioned that the message is the expected bahavior, I recommended switching search to a different WP page to keep the message off the home page.
You can hide it with CSS or change it via translation
/*GDV2 Search - Hide empty results message */ .geodir-loop-container p.geodir-info { display: none; }This could be a simple permalinks issue. Please try this:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/settings/permalinks/#404Yes, your site users do not have access to the “Author” (Listing Owner) field. Instead the Claim field is used to adjust that value.
Hello,
thanks for writing in about this.
As a workaround right now you could use the GD Badge shortcode, and set the link to %%input%% then add some custom CSS styles to make the badge look exactly like the button you want.
Generally speaking, shortcodes do not execute within other shortcodes. You would want to talk to Avada about enabling shortcodes within their shortcodes.
About the raw output, the developers are considering adding something like that and I Have added your vote for the suggestion and notified the developers.
To accomplish this goal now would require probably two customizations, the first being a new shortcode to render the value only of the phone field. The second would be a change to Avada’s shortcodes to allow render of shortcodes inside an Avada shortcode. In most cases rendering a shortcode inside another shortcode requires rendering the shortcode value to a variable, and then the second new shortcode simply inserts that value into the shortcode in the page.
We have slightly simpler example of this here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/customizing/#custom-integrations
If you need hands on help with customization you can contact a GD Expert here:
https://geodirectoryexperts.com/Looks like you need to show the city. Neighborhoods are shown with the city choice.
Hello,
sorry for the trouble. This problem is due to a bug in Ninja Forms.
We will be releasing a hot-fix update to GeoDirectory as soon as possible. This should fix the problem until Ninja Forms can release their own fix.
Please look out for the update and let us know.
Hello,
sorry for the trouble. There is also a problem due to a bug in Ninja Forms.
We will be releasing a hot-fix update to GeoDirectory as soon as possible. This should fix the problem until Ninja Forms can release their own fix.
Please look out for the update and let us know.
Hello,
There is also a problem due to a bug in Ninja Forms.
We will be releasing a hot-fix update to GeoDirectory as soon as possible. This should fix the problem until Ninja Forms can release their own fix.
Please look out for the update and let us know.
Hello,
sorry for the trouble. This problem is due to a bug in Ninja Forms.
We will be releasing a hot-fix update to GeoDirectory as soon as possible. This should fix the problem until Ninja Forms can release their own fix.
Please look out for the update and let us know.
We have a fix for this coming the next update. Please check and let us know.
