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1. You would use Buddypress to register your users, and in the GD Buddypress integration addon, you would set GD registrations to be handled by Buddypress.
2. Every WordPress site only has one set of users, and both Buddypress, GD and bbpress will use the same system.
3. Depends what you mean. You can add widgets to them etc, and bbpress pages will use their own settings. And you can play with your CSS styling too.
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Try increasing your memory limit:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP
Let us know if that fixed the problem.GD is not dependent or relies on BuddyPress. GD will perfectly work without it, but a lot of members asked for it.
I have now found this post for you, while we wait for Paolo:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/showing-the-current-users-listing-detail-in-their-dashboard/#post-42099If you change the category custom field at the Place Settings from Ajax Chained to Multiselect it works. I have done that for the Rental CPT – you can do that for the other CPTs.
So it seems there is a problem with your Ajax but I have not been able to find it.
I’ll escalate to Paolo.The search bar searches for listings NEAR the CENTRE of the USA.
If you want to search ALL listings in the USA, you need to set the auto-complete in the Advanced search filter and wait for the NEAR field to suggest “USA-country” and/or use the location switcher in your menu.
See also https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-design/#howThe third option is to use BuddyPress and the GD-Buddypress integration, if I understood you correctly. No need to customize anything, and perfect integration.
I’ll get Paolo to look at your question too, he might have other tips.DO NOT CLEAR the listing from the backend, if you do want to use the same ID in the future. Just re-import using the same ID and it will use the same ID if you ask it too.
Again: do NOT trash or delete or clear the existing listing. Just leave it.If you clear the listing, you clear the ID and it can NOT be used again.
You would have to move the relevant BuddyPress template into your child theme, and then work on that template. Whoop just pulls the BP template into the page, so this is a BP question. Try a Google search or the BP forum.
All good 🙂
I’ll set this to resolved.Clearing a listing does not delete the post ID. You can use a Post ID only once, that is how WordPress works (unless you work direct in the database – not recommended).
If you want to use the same ID in the future, you should not delete but overwrite.You can always create the new listing (id 300), export, and change the original_post_id which were 100 to 300, so the translated posts know where they belong. Then re-import the translations again and they will attach to post ID 300.
It will show them if you add the poi.business to your custom maps.
It is not showing restaurants in the frontend, because most people do want to advertise their own listings instead of giving links to Google.
Like I said, you can add them if you like, see http://geo.goldroo.net/directory/india/At step 8, did you tick “Update listing if post with post_id already exists.” when importing the updated post with ID 100, and did you add “100” in the column “post_id” of the CSV?
I just tested it and it works as expected.
If you do not use the post_id, then the system cannot know you are updating an existing listing and it will think it is a new one, so it will give a new ID.I hope I understood your question correctly.
You will have to edit the index.php file of the GDF, and move it into your child theme.
Or you could just hide with CSS:.byline {display:none}
