Alex Rollin
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Hello,
the location swticher directs users to the location page.
On your location page template, edit it and include GD Listings for each of your CPTs and be sure to enable the location filter.
WP Easy Updates can be network activated, but GeoDirectory and Addons should NOT be network activated.
If they are network activated, then proceed to network deativate them. Then activate them again on a subsite where you will enter keys. WP Easy Updates must be active on the subsite to enter keys.
Hello,
You can find examples of how validation works for text custom fields here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/places/custom/#validation
The post title has the same option. You can choose from the examples or write your own.
If you mean the recently viewed widget? That is drawing from browser history, so, it will be tied up in the browser cache. I do not see the deleted listing in the sidebar.
It does not work like that, it would require a customization as far as I know. I have flagged your topic for the developers to consider.
Hello,
have you already checked out our page about builders?
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/integrations/builders/
You will need Beaver Builder Pro and Beaver Themer to override Archive and Details layouts. Short of that and you may run into issues.
Excellent, thanks for sharing your solution 🙂
The shortcode gd_output_location is showing all the custom fields that are marked in the CPT Settings for “Show in extra output locations -> Listings”. If you ‘uncheck’ the “”Listings” option the fields will not show in gd_output_location = listings.
OK, please take a look
It would seem that there is some record of the /events/ slug associated with the new events page you created and that it is conflicting with the CPT base slug.
However I cannot see where that record is stored and there doesn’t appear to be any active cache.
Please share FTP so the developers can take a look.
I changed the events slug and that restored their function for now.
There are several errors on the page, but, the Google API is throwing:
You have included the Google Maps JavaScript API multiple times on this page. This may cause unexpected errors.Try removing API keys from other plugins or the theme. You should only have to enter the API key into GeoDirectory and then other plugins and themes can make use of that.
If that doesn’t work please share WP Admin credentials in a private reply so we can take a look at the settings.
Thanks
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This reply has been marked as private.That is a detail page.
Open GD – Settings – General – Pages
Find the details page and click on the default content button and copy the content.
Then click on the detail button to edit the page.
When the page opens, paste the content there and save.
OK, great!
Closing this topic, thanks for writing in 🙂
Yes, confirmed.
Please also provide a WP Adminitrator user credentials, and the login URL for the site that is having the issue.
