Guust

You can rename the place you want to delete, so it ends up on the same page you want to merge it with.

I’ll alert Stiofan too to look at your question after the weekend.

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I am confused. “Max Results to be returned by autocomplete” is only for search queries. So I am guessing that is not relevant for your question then?

Autocompleted locations are never more than 3, that is a fixed setting.
If a location is not showing in the three, the visitor can type more letters, and the filter will adjust to give the next 3 best results.
I think it is possible to change the max 3 to another number using code, but not sure.

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The simplest then is to delete all content of the database and start completely over again.
Something must have gone wrong during installation.

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This is the address I get when using Slovak as the map language using OpenStreetMaps:
Nádražná, Západné Slovensko
Partizánske
Trenčiansky kraj
958 01
Slovakia

Is that wrong?

And this is with Google Maps:
Družstevná 18
Partizánske, Trenčiansky kraj 958 01
Slovakia

And I get the same result front end and back end.

Safest is to merge correct and wrong locations rather than deleting one.
One way to find out if a location has no listings is to use the filter in Places.

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You can change that in the core language file, see https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translate-core/

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Make sure you use the GD-Buddypress integration addon and review the settings there to add “Listings”.
Make only your preferred login page available to users.
It depends on the theme you use, but only using the GD login widget should prevent users getting confused with different login pages.

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Users cannot choose schemas.
You can create your own schemas, please refer to https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/schema-types-are-very-limited/

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I’ll set this to resolved for now. It is quite common for local setups to have different problems than live sites.
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