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Have you entered it correctly at step 6 of https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/gd-core-plugin-google-analytics/#clientid
For future reference and for anybody reading this post:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/event-manager-shortcodes/You also have a redirecting plugin, Simple URLs.
I cannot replicate what you say, it works fine for me, so maybe a caching issue.GD > Listing Claims > Show owner verified text on listings? > No
Mmmmm, did not realize that. Just create a package that allows museums and attractions and leave it inactive. Then turn it to active when you want to add a museum, and set to inactive when you are finished …
URL and search term please.
You should be able to search for anything in the description, and it should be returned.I misunderstood #2 but have provided a possible solution at
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/need-some-advice/#post-41871Simple minded Guust here:
Make sure your none of your Things To Do price packages are allowed for the museums or attractions categories. That means that you will not be able to add a listing in those categories from the frontend.
When adding museums or attractions from the backend, make sure you tick the “Is claimed” box. That means nobody else can claim them.
No need for anything special (unless I misunderstood).
Where are you entering your search query?
In the “title” search on the location map?
Or in the “search for” field?1. GD > design > navigation > remove the CPT from “Allow post type to add from frontend”
2. GD > Listings Claim > remove the CPT Choose post types for show claim listing link
One possible solution just with GD would be to create incremental pricing packages (all for free), so a user can submit the basics first and by “upgrading” they can add the rest of the information.
Have you scrolled down?
What theme are you using?
What’s your URL so we can have a look (post in a private message if you like)?Users can only link events to the places they added themselves (unless you are logged in as an administrator).
I think you misunderstand the payment setup.
Allowing the business linking in the price setup for an event price package, makes it possible to auto-populate the address etc, and creates a link on the detail page.
There is no way to exclude certain places from the list.
The “link business” option has no effect for any CPT except the Events CPT. Look at the heading in your price setup: “Event Features Only”
I hope I am kind of explaining it well enough.It is not really possible for all people to use the same login. If a listing is published already, anybody will be able to change it.
The best solution is to let people register, (and choose their password,) then they can log in straight away, without having to confirm their email (so you can even register with an incorrect email).
Try it, you’ll see how it works.You can add a listing from the backend, but of course you will need to be logged in (as administrator).
If you are thinking of allowing anybody to login with a test email, be aware that everybody then can edit listings added using that test email (and be ready for spammers).
Basically, only registered users can add listings, and only the user (and admins) that submitted the listing can edit the listing.If this does not answer your question, just let us know why you do not want people to register, so we can understand better.
