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Have you used a valid date format when creating the field?
Can you give us your admin details and more details of the listing so we can have a look, if you can’t fix it.1. It should work like you want out of the box. Do you have any caching enabled? You can post your WP admin details in a private message if you want, then we can have a look at your settings.
2. Enable Share Location addon.
3. Have you added the switch to the menu?
Have you added the main menu to GD > design > navigation?4. http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/places-categories-and-listings/
Somehow your virtual pages have been edited or moved, look at Pages > Virtual.
You will have to restore them, see http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/how-to-restore-virtual-gd-pages/
Let us know how you went.Can you send us a URL and admin details in a private message please.
without having a look all I can suggest is that there is some info in your listing that’s somehow wrong.Hi Cory, do you have both Jobs and Places showing on the bottom of the home page map?
Did you hide Jobs from the map at GD > design > map?
If you can’t fix it, post your WP admin details and URL please.You would put the GD home map widget in the GD home content section and the popular post widget in the sidebar, or vice versa.
It looks like you are using the GD listings map widget on the home page instead of the GD home map widget.Hi and welcome
After you set your default location somewhere in the US,
Go to GD > multilocation > settings and choose default country for country and multi for regions and cities.Let us know if we can help with anything else.
That is very similar to the category list on the right hand side of the GD map on the GD home page.
You should be able to reorganize that. But that woild require quite some customization.Works fine together, you just need to redirect your login page.
look in the docs tips and tricks section for redirecting your login page.Here is how you clear your shared location:
Firefox: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/geolocation/ [6th question]
Chrome: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/142065?hl=en
IE: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/internet-explorer/manage-delete-browsing-history-internet-explorer#ie=ie-11You can also disable the share location plugin.
From my testing your site works as expected regarding locations, Chicago must be my closest location.
The problem is I think that your map and/or pages are being cached, so it looks like you are not taken anywhere else because the map does not change.
And depending where you navigated to, there is some redirecting going on.Disable your plugins one by one, start with the ones that might be caching like wordfence.
Delete your saved location settings too.Let us know if you have any luck, or we will have a closer look.
This reply has been marked as private.@ cccpknox, can you post your WP admin details in a private message here, then we can have a look.
Your post has nothing to do with this topic I think, so I split it off.
Can you post your WP admin details, please.
The share locator asks whether the visitor wants to share their location.
If they say yes, the database will check the closest location to them and serve that page.
Once they told their browser they are happy to be taken to their closest location, the browser will remember that and honour that request every time (unless cache etc is cleared).
If there are no listings in that location, it cannot show any. Best practice is to add locations as you add listings, that way you do not have empty pages.If then changing using the location switcher, they should go to that page.
What you are describing is not normal; simply if it works different as on http://wpgeo.directory/ then there is something else wrong.Post your URL if you like, then we can have a look.
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