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Dear Naveen,
Thank you ever so much! It’s simple, elegant and working 🙂
Eugene
This reply has been marked as private.Cheers Naveen! Nice tip.
Gives me something to play with 🙂
I guess another mistake is that I should be working with $postarr, not $data.This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.Thanks Alex, but have you looked at my query closely in detail?
Please let me re-cap on what I meant precisely.1) In the Admin Settings Custom Fields for Listing are – under the Tags Advanced View – you have an input field for Placeholder, which is available for use.
2) In the input-functions.php file of GeoDirectory, you have a line of code, which overrides the available Placeholder input field in the Admin View (as described in point 1).I understand how placeholders work. What I don’t understand is why do you have the custom Placeholder input field available in the Admin View IF you override it in the source code?
I hope you see what I mean now.
Best regards,
EugeneThanks Guust, but it is not what I need. I knew that I could do what you suggested. I need it to be a taxonomy, to which new items could be added dynamically on the front end.
Hi Kor.
Very interesting reply to my comment.
Could you please answer to my question placed in the placeholder field on the attached image?
Look forward to your reply.
Thanks in advance,
EugeneDear Stiofan,
Whilst I was very happy to learn that GeoDirectory’s view on Oxygen has changed to positive, (and it must have been a recent change as I remember reading some pretty stiff and negative responces from your support team on this subject) I have to stress that you may need to find the required time and resources fast enough to stay ahead of the WordPress game.
This may also involve such frameworks as Brizy, but I believe that GeoDirectory’s adapting to Oxygen Builder might solve many bulk problems naturally.
After testing GeoDirectory’s available free themes, I realised how ridgid and inflexible they are. Some of them recommend using Beaver Builder! What?! Why?!
Also, Elementor is beginning to look and feel old and boring against the background of Oxygens, Brizies and the likes.
When do you plan to deal with Oxygen Builder compatibility problems?
Many thanks in advance,
EugeneThank you 🙂
Good news! Thank you for your reply, Stiofan.
Best,
EugeneOK. Solved it!
I use Perfmatters plugin, and I had REST API disabled.
All solved once I enabled it 🙂I am working in Localhost environment at the moment. I checked the console. It said: Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 401 (Unauthorized)
But it shows well if viewed as Administrator!Thanks, Guust, for responding so promptly.
I actually got a tip from Stiofan to implement the following snippet, which resolved the issue:add_filter('wp_insert_post_data','_capital_title_dangit',10); function _capital_title_dangit($data){ if(isset($data['post_type']) && function_exists('geodir_get_posttypes') && in_array($data['post_type'],geodir_get_posttypes()) && isset($data['post_title'])){ $data['post_title'] = ucwords( $data['post_title'] ); } return $data; }Cheers!
