Atilla Boz

Ok thanks again, wrote him too. Let`s see what he says 🙂

Cheers,
Atilla

Oh okay… And yes it`s a clone of Supreme Theme.
Since it`s a child theme itself I could not build a child them myself.

What about the Open Hours Widget?

Thx Stiofan 🙂

Ok right now I found another thing… The number of the ratings is not shown on the preview page. But that is coded into the inc/georirectory-compatibility.php file of the theme.

I had to change it a little bit into this:

<?php
        $user_id = get_current_user_id();
        $post_avgratings = geodir_get_post_rating($post->ID);
        $post_ratings = geodir_get_rating_stars($post_avgratings, $post->ID);
        ob_start();
        // G2G mod: Not un-exlude the preview page from showing the rating counter
        // if (!$preview) {
        if ($preview || $page) {
            geodir_comments_number($post->rating_count);
        } else

Why is it coded like that? I guess it was the thought that when you add a listing and see the preview, nobody will have any ratings. But then the preview is still not correct, cause it should show at least That there are no ratings.

@paolo – would be cool, if that could be changed in one of the next updates 🙂 Or has it some special sense, that I could not see so far?

Man man, when I am done with this page, I will have 300% more knowledge in PHP, JS and CSS… Should have been ready in february and Im still working my ass off :/ Without your support I would have been so lost, so I have to thank all of you very much again for all your support and patience.

Cheers,
Atilla

Hi Stiofan,

thank you for the new snippet. I tested the code, for the normal detail page view it works. But in the preview page, the premium badge still wont show up. Checked the body classes, too and there is no “premium-eintrag” class.

Hmmm… is it maybe possible, just to deactivate the preview page? Would not be the best solution, but I dont know what else to do, right now.

What page? – Here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/add-custom-body-classes-to-wordpress/

Cheers,
Atilla

On the homepage you can see a full width slider on top, and then another auto-sliding slider with only premium entries. If you click on “Travel Charme” for example you get here:

http://boz1.timmeserver.de/vz-locations/travel-charme-gothisches-haus/

Every premium listing has a little special, which is the little premium badge on the left of the title. You can see it right now if you get on the listing page. But on the preview page you cant.

And heres the direct link to the price packages:
http://boz1.timmeserver.de/wp-admin/admin.php?page=geodirectory&tab=paymentmanager_fields&subtab=geodir_payment_manager

I hope the extra infos are helpful.
Thx again,
Atilla

Hi Stiofan,

thank you very much for coming up with another snippet. I tried a few different ways to fill the do something and the do something else areas. The first gave me a white page, the second “just” crashed the rest of the CSS.

I tried this one for example -I tried to mash up the older version and the new code you have sent but honestly I really dont understand the newest snippet. The old one made kind of sense to me and I could roughly understand what the lines were saying but this one is out of my skill scope 😉

Would be awesome if you could correct this mixture of codes:

// G2G Anpassung: diesmal über das Preis-Paket --> Für Premium Seiten und auch in preview nach Preispaket NEWSCHOOL
if (geodir_is_page('detail')){
    $package_id = isset($post->package_id) ? $post->package_id : '';
} elseif(geodir_is_page('preview')){
    $package_id = isset($_POST['package_id']) ? $_POST['package_id'] : '';
    if(!$package_id && isset($_POST['pid']) ){
        $package_id = geodir_get_post_meta($_POST['pid'], 'package_id', true);
    }
}

if ($package_id==64 || $package_id==65 || $package_id=66 || $package_id==67 || 
    $package_id==68 || $package_id==69 || $package_id==70 || $package_id==71 || 
    $package_id==72 || $package_id==73 || $package_id==74 || $package_id==75 || 
    $package_id=76 || $package_id==77 || $package_id==78 || $package_id==79 || 
    $package_id==80) {
    add_filter('body_class','gd_price_custom_body_class');
    function gd_price_custom_body_class($classes) {
    }
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
    }
    else {
        // return the modified $classes array
        return $classes;
}

But right now I have another idea, maybe that works out, too. Give me a minute…

Nope… could not get that to work neither… I tried to first add the class to the listing page and then on the preview page, if the price package ID is correct.

// G2G Anpassung: Body Class bei Einträgen erweitern diesmal über das Preis-Paket 
add_filter('body_class','gd_price_custom_body_class');
function gd_price_custom_body_class($classes) {
global $post; 
if ( $post->package_id == 64 || $post->package_id == 65 || $post->package_id == 66 || $post->package_id == 67 || $post->package_id == 68 || $post->package_id == 69 || $post->package_id == 70 || $post->package_id == 71 || $post->package_id == 72 || $post->package_id == 73 || $post->package_id == 74 || $post->package_id == 75 || $post->package_id == 76 || $post->package_id == 77 || $post->package_id == 78 || $post->package_id == 79 || $post->package_id == 80 ) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
else {}
    // return the modified $classes array
    return $classes;
}

// G2G Anpassung: Body Class bei Previews für Premium Einträge 
add_filter('body_class', 'gd_preview_custom_body_class');
function gd_preview_custom_body_class($classes) {
global $post; 
if ( geodir_is_page('preview') && $post->package_id == 64 || $post->package_id == 65 || $post->package_id == 66 || $post->package_id === 67 || $post->package_id === 68 || $post->package_id === 69 || $post->package_id === 70 || $post->package_id === 71 || $post->package_id === 72 || $post->package_id === 73 || $post->package_id === 74 || $post->package_id === 75 || $post->package_id === 76 || $post->package_id === 77 || $post->package_id === 78 || $post->package_id === 79 || $post->package_id === 80 ) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
else {}
    // return the modified $classes array
    return $classes;
}

Any suggestions what I could do better, to make it work?

Thanks,
Atilla

Hallo paolo,

thank you for the hint. I also found on that page, that it`s possible to add a body class based in the Tag. That way it would be more comfortable, because we have to add a special TAG “premium-slider” to each premium page. I tried it with this code but it did not work:

function my_custom_body_class_tag($classes) {
    // add 'my-class' only to the my-tag archive. 
    if ( is_tag( 'premium-slider' ) )
        $classes[] = 'superpremium';
    // return the modified $classes array
    return $classes;
}
 
// add my custom class via body_class filter
add_filter('body_class','my_custom_body_class_tag');

For now I made it like this, which is a bit long, cause I have many price packages, which are premium.

// G2G Anpassung: diesmal über das Preis-Paket -- > add extra custom class via body_class filter
add_filter('body_class','gd_price_custom_body_class');
function gd_price_custom_body_class($classes) {
global $post; 
if ( $post->package_id == 64) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 65) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 66) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 67) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 68) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 69) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 70) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 71) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 72) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 73) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 74) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 75) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 76) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 77) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 78) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 79) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
elseif ( $post->package_id == 80) {
    $classes[] = 'premium-eintrag';
}
else {}
    // return the modified $classes array
    return $classes;
}

So my new questions would be:
1. Can I shorten this long code by adding the IDs in a line with commas?
2. Can I add that class also to the preview page? I guess in the preview page, there is no check for the price packages? Are the tags of the listing recognized when you open the preview page? Maybe it would work that way, cause I need the check both on the listing page itself AND on the preview page.

Kind regards,
Atilla

😀
Thanks for helping out and sending me on the right path again !