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Of course!
I’ve just left my review on WP site. You will get more and more happy customers!

Thanks for your reply Stiofan,
and I’m really sorry for wasting your time.

I’ve posted to hire a developer on the GD job board a few days ago, however I haven’t got any contact, just in case I have to fix this with myself.

I’m sorry for asking this again, is it possible if I don’t use a selector there? I only have 2 CPT, so there is plenty space to put radio buttons instead of selector. I think this section(?) on listing-filter-form.php;

<select name="stype" class="search_by_post">
                        <?php foreach ($post_types as $post_type => $info):
                            global $wpdb;
                            $has_posts = '';
                            $has_posts = $wpdb->get_row($wpdb->prepare("SELECT ID FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_type = %s LIMIT 1", $post_type));
                            if (!$has_posts) {
                                continue;
                            }
                            ?>

                            <option opt_label="<?php echo get_post_type_archive_link($post_type);?>"
                                    value="<?php echo $post_type;?>" <?php if (isset($_REQUEST['stype'])) {
                                if ($post_type == $_REQUEST['stype']) {
                                    echo 'selected="selected"';
                                }
                            } elseif ($curr_post_type == $post_type) {
                                echo 'selected="selected"';
                            }?>><?php _e(ucfirst($info->labels->name), GEODIRECTORY_TEXTDOMAIN);?></option>

                        <?php endforeach; ?>
                    </select>

If you think it’s possible, I’d really appreciate if you could let me know how to change it.
I’m sorry for asking many times.

ohhh! It worked perfectly!
Thank you so much both Stiofan and Paolo!

I hided a CPT called ‘Supplier’, I now don’t see supplier from search widget. But I can still see supplier’s list from direct URL http://www.domain.com/supplier.
That’s what exactly I needed. I can hide all the supplier lists using s2member, then the supplier will be shown only for members.

Thanks again for all your help! Case resolved!

Hello Stiofan,

Thanks for the solution! It sounds very simple. My I ask you which file I should add this script?
Sorry my PHP knowledge is not very good.

Thank you for your help!

Thanks for the idea!
Yes I was thinking the same. I use S2member, and I can setup each place as members only.
If I don’t use CPT, use only categories, then I’ll be able to hide members only places, and from search widget.
However, if I do so, then the admin side will get complicated for the client I’m afraid.

For example, CPT is like this;
CPT 1 = Restaurants (public users can search restaurants in their local area)
CPT 2 = Cafes (public users can search cafes in their local area)
CPT 3 = Suppliers (restaurant and cafe owner members can search their ingredients suppliers)

So, I’d like to avoid to combine CPTs, if possible, I’d like to keep separating them.
But if I can’t make it, then I’ll setup the member levels on places and hide them from public.

Many thanks for the idea!!