Alex Rollin
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Excellent! Thanks for letting us know!
Ah, thanks for clarifying.
The shortcodes for forms take an input in the widget to change the text.
The way this is usually done is by adding the shortcode to the tabs or the details template.
In the second shortcode you had left the individual tag in place, take a look now.
This reply has been marked as private.Thanks for sharing!
I made a note of the idea and your snippet and the developers will consider it for a future version.
There are options in GDV2 Claim Listing to auto-approve a claim if a paid package is purchased. The setting is at:
WP Backend – GeoDirectory – Settings – Claim (tab)There is also ‘auto-approve for email match’.
Is that what you are looking for?
hide_if_empty="1"will hide the entire widget. It will not leave the no listings found message. It looks like some of your quote marks are incorrect.
Make sure to use the shortcode builder for every shortcode.
The fields are not broken.
A price package must be selected for the field to show.
If you mean the display of GD Categories, then you would just need to adjust the GD Categories options to set max subcats to 0.
Edit the location page to adjust that:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/templates/location/I don’t actually see a logo field on the form.
That said, if such a field were in use editing the listing should not remove the contents.
We can take a look at the settings, just share WP Admin credentials in a private reply.
It is not a feature of GD. If you need help to create it you can contact an expert here:
GeoDirectory doesn’t include a feature like that; you would need custom code or 3rd party plugins.
No, that is not possible.
I have made a note of the idea, though, for the developers to consider.
A search for ‘car park’ is finding results in the title and those results are more what you are looking for, I think.
‘car parks’ is only in the tag and so the results are ranked as less relevant.
I will flag your question for the developers in case they have anything else to add.
1. Have you considered how you would want it to work? In most cases marketing mail is tied to a user account. Our UsersWP plugin which offers deep integration with GD allows new user registrations to opt in to a mailchimp list
https://userswp.io/downloads/mailchimp/2. GD does not have an integration with Gravity Forms at this time. You could try an integration through the GD API.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/settings/api/
If you need help with custom GD features you can contact an expert here:
https://geodirectoryexperts.com
