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What sort of page are you adding it to? A GD page or a normal WP page?
We would need details to see if it is a GD issue or not, so please post URL, WP admin details, and the page where you are trying to add the slider.
Often the reason is because you cannot have two sliders on the same page without getting conflicts.No, it will not be ignored usually, you can just add to it, and somebody should pick it up, as I did already 🙂
I am not able to log in with those credentials.
1. If the Add Listing page redirects to the home page, that is usually because users are not allowed to add listings, review GD > Design > Navigation
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-design/#navigation2. Listing preview and success and info pages will only work when a listing is submitted from the frontend. Those pages are never meant to be accessed directly.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/layout/#manage3. Login page only redirects to frontpage if you are already logged in.
4. Location page will show whatever widgets you added to GD Home sections, see
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/layout/#directory5. Invoice pages should only be accessed from the dashboard widget and not linked to direct.
6. Please check and post your admin details, and provide FTP details as well, then we will check things out.
You cannot de-activate “listing title” and “listing description”. No posts can exist in WP without a title and a minimum of content.
These fields are not shown in place settings either.Same for tags, that is a default WP field, not shown in place settings.
The only way to achieve that would be to submit different listings in each category.
1) Every rural area in between is still part of a municipality, see also https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/definitions/#location
3) The British Virgin Island example is only because Google API problems. Ibiza does not have those problems, the system will classify every spot of Ibiza quite correct.
The main problems with not using the automated system is that you will need to classify every listing manually, and user added listing will still use the Google API location, so you end up with duplicate locations and visitors not being able to find listings.That is how it works. The main listing shows the branches, and the branches show all listings including the main listing.
The main listing is not supposed to be a franchise or a branch itself, but the main listing or head office or parent or whatever.De-activate GD Booster using FTP by renaming or moving the folder.
Then you should be able to log in again.If you have no luck, post your admin and FTP in a private reply here.
You’re welcome 🙂
Use this:
geodir_get_current_posttype()!=='gd_job'Put a question mark before the equal sign, and let us know if that worked.
Thanks.
You’re welcome 🙂
1. Street address is mandatory for all listings with an address and a map, but it does not matter what you enter there, for example, you can just enter the name of the business.
2. You can turn off the requirement for maps and addresses at GD > General > general tab > Select CPT to disable physical location
Go to GD > General > General tab > Disable rating on comments
It is not possible to do average rating because not all separate ratings usually have the same weighting. So that is why an overall rating is also required, and that overall rating is averaged.
With the Claim Listing addon, your users can ask to become the owner of a listing.
You can also change the author in the backend, towards the bottom of the listing, but you first need to set the user to be “author” until you changed it for the listing.You can change “Business owner ?” with the language file of the Claim Listing addon, see https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translating-addons/
Export your listings, and edit the fields there, and then re-upload.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-export/#export
