frantletle
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I guess that could work in theory. In our case, we need to go the other route.
Are you guys even for hire on custom work?
Or, are there developers you can recommend who are good at customizing wp Geo Directory?
If it helps anyone else, you can also hide each field individually:
E.g. to get rid of the “Search for” box
div.geodir-search input.search_text {
display:none;
}This reply has been marked as private.Well, the problem I just noticed is that every time a new city is added (when a new location is created and a city did not exist before), it always adds a -1 to the end of the url.
Can you help me figure out why?
Considering wp-geo added a “-1” to a few of the cities, how can I fix that?
I can edit them in the database if its as simple as editing that one field in the database, but not sure if this is how its done
This reply has been marked as private.Good question.
Maybe we are using it wrong, but the goal is to list companies by service coverage area.
For example some companies cover a city or two, others cover a county or two, and there are even some that cover the whole state. The market we are working with tends to cover larger areas.
So the idea is that the shopper, when the lend on a city page (e.g. San Diego) they see all companies that offer service in their area.
Is there a better way to do this?
I had the same questions.
1. Is there ANY way to import locations. I have a database of businesses I am adding; even if directly into database?
2. I stopped using DirectoryPress because of its non-standard, and therefore inefficient handling of data, which made it very slow on a site with lots of listings. Would be nice to know abilities of WPGeoDirectory before I get too deep 🙂
This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.When you say “widget” I assume you mean “/wp-admin/widgets.php”
When I look at that widgets page, I am not sure where to find the location filter, but I read in another thread here that maybe you mean the “Popular Post View” widget.
I do not have this widget in use. I did try testing it, along with the “location filter” being turned on but, the problem persisted.
Okay, what about the URLs appending a “-1” to them. Perhaps the locations were deleted and recreated, but either way, I cannot figure out how to edit the url
I followed your instructions and cannot get it to work.
In the dropdown on the Places CPT, there was no option for comments, only for “edit” and “move to trash”
Ok, so I understand the CPT better
My other part of the question is:
When I am on a URL of a location page,
E.g. /united-states/california/los-angeles,And I click “View all” to the right of “All Places” to see all Places at that location (a.k.a. city), the url then reads:
example.com/places/
It does not matter what location you just were looking at, the url is generic (using session info to know to display the correct contents).
which means search engines cannot index places “View All” section.
Is this correct? and by design? if so, why is that so?
