Alex Rollin
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You have used GD Listings on the search page.
Try restoring the default content, which contains GD Loop.I don’t think it is possible to make them mandatory at this time, but I will check with a developer to make sure.
You can probably hide the field with CSS, yes.
You can do things like that with Google Analytics, see which pages users have visited, how many times. GeoDirectory doesn’t do that kind of logging.
If you hide it with CSS then it will never be visible. If you use a specific package, it will still be hidden with CSS every time that package is edited or created. Were you going to edit from the backend? The CSS is slightly different but it would still have some effect.
The developers have taken that idea up and will consider it for future versions.
Thanks Duane!
Thanks for reporting, that should not happen that way.
Please share a link to an event that is exhibiting that behavior on your site along with WP Admin credentials so we can see why that is happening.
Open the custom fields settings for the Title and change it to what you want:
You can change the message for logged out users by editing the Ninja Forms and using the advanced properties for restrictions. There you can set a message for logged out users.
We will check on that and get back to you.
I don’t see a drop down. That is probably from your browser autofill settings, maybe another date field on a different site, or past fills of that field.
Don’t choose from the drop down, use the date picker instead.
Hello,
please share WP Admin credentials and FTP credentials in a private reply so we can look into the issue.
Alex
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FTP Password:Thanks for reporting that. Please share WP Admin credentials so the developers can look into the issue.
Thanks for reporting, we are looking into it.
