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S2member can do that by restricting access to URLs that have /places/ in it or whatever other URLs you want to restrict. There are other ways too, see http://s2member.com/features/
There is no restrictions on that. Thanks.
You can do that with the Advanced Search Addon.
Once that is installed follow the instructions at GD > Places > Advance search tabMy mistake, authors can add new listings in the backend, but cannot “see” admin only fields, and cannot edit other users’ listings.
Editors can add and edit, but can never see admin only fields.I am not sure if “admin only” GD custom fields can be made to be “author and above only” fields and if so, how. I’ll escalate your question.
Buddypress is based on users, not listings, so normally cannot be searched by location.
If you add buddypress fields for user location, then there might be some plugins out there that can search your users. But GD is for listings, not users, and users cannot be searched with GD.1. They are only warnings, you can suppress them by adding
error_reporting(E_ERROR);to your functions.php file, see https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/help-i-get-a-php-warning-on-my-pages/
2. You cannot merge 2 CPTs but you can transfer all listings from one to the other (effectively merging): https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-export/#tips
Only administrators can see the add-listing form in the backend, so that would never work?
But you can have an admin only field that is not shown on the frontend, check the settings here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-place-settings/#commonGeolocation has nothing to do with your default location but where your browser thinks you are located. So if you are in Paris and agree to be geolocated, it will always go to the nearest location in your database, even if there are no listings there. If that was your default location, it will seem that you are taking to your default location, whereas you are really taken to your nearest location.
Have you enabled the location switcher in the menu? What is the location shown there when you geolocate? Are the listings in that location?
The radius is only for searches, not for location based navigation.https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-design/#how
If you post your URL and the location where you are (in a private reply if you like), we can explain a bit better. If you also post your WP admin details, we can check your settings too.
Street address is compulsory.
Unless you have the multilocations addon, you cannot import listings in locations other than your default location.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-export/#mandatoryAt GD > Permalinks > GD Home Page > choose the Location page, NOT the GD Home page.
Post your URL and admin details in a private reply if you need us to have a look.You will need a membership plugin for that like s2member.
And where is the CSV file you try to import?
And your WP Admin details? Please post that in a private reply, only staff can read that.Your language file was still based on an old version.
I merged with the new version and translated “View all” and all seems to work.
Please check.If it worked at first and then stopped, I guess that means something changed.
The only proven way is as described in the documentation. I would de-activate Loco Translate.
If you give us your URL, WP admin and FTP details in a private reply, then we can have a look at your settings. Only staff can read these private messages.
Thanks.AT GD > Permalinks > GD Home Page > choose the Location page, the same as at “Location page”.
Then at WP Settings > Reading > choose your custom WP page as your static home page.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/basic-installation/#home
