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Have a look here for migration:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/migrate-wordpress-with-gd/You will have to give us at least a URL and WP admin details so we can have a look if you cannot get it fixed. We might also need control panel access.
You can do that in a private reply.I would just use the location switcher and the main map, so people can zoom or move the map where they want, or use the location switcher to drill down to the village.
The location switcher autocompletes any location that is in the database.Also, can you set your permalinks to postname.
I split this topic so when you post anything private only you and administrators can see it.
I suggest you first update all GD plugins.
What is your setting at GD location settings for region and city?
Is that set to multi region and multi city?Also, you have locations that do not exist, like “all”. You need to fix that.
Here is an article that will give you some help:
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/customizing-your-style/Every different custom field should have its own column, I thought.
I guess you mean whether the different selections in the one multiselect custom field can be separated into different columns?Let’s ask Paolo, he might know.
You can use the Popular Places widget, that widget is not dependent on what is served on the page from the database.
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/redirecting-the-login-page/
I think buddypress uses the WP login page as well, so you should be able to use the same redirect.
You can’t add the sliding widget to a non-GD page, because it will only show filtered listings, so it needs to be on a GD page.
I think you can just add “Park” or “Lake” etc, as long it is not empty.
Let us know if that worked.Go to GD > design > navigation, and make sure to add how you want users to add events.
Events are a special custom post type. Except for the timing, Events are just like any other plugin.
The calendar widget allows visitors to easily search by date.
Do you have the latest version? Because this should not be a problem anymore.
Here are a few topics re emails not sent:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/the-notifications-do-not-work/#post-12492
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/no-gd-emails-sent/Personally, I think URL should only be able to be changed by admin.
Otherwise you get people changing title just to change URL.
Once submitted, it should not change unless admin wants to change it.What do you think, Brian (and anybody else)?
Stiofan, WP’s normal behaviour is that you can change the title of a post or page as many times you like without changing the URL.
The way it is for the moment results in broken links when a user or admin changes the listing title.
