Guust

Your theme’s CSS is hiding the dropdown.
I added this CSS at GD > Dessign > Scripts:

.geodir_loginbox {overflow: initial;}

Please check. Thanks

Have you set a default location as Kor suggested?
It sounds very much like you did not set a default location before activating the Location Manager addon, so your default location is now “all,all,all” instead of “Los Angeles, California, United States” for example.

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Jeff, it is explained here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/gd-search/#near

The NEAR search is for searches near landmarks, like statue of liberty, world trade center etc.
If you want all listings IN a region or city, the location switcher is your friend (or the autocomplete – https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/search-filters-overview/#near )

The default GD search is not an IN search, but a search NEAR THE CENTER OF.
For example, assuming your search area is set to 40 square miles:
If you enter World Trade Center, you will get listings around that building.
If you enter United States, you will get listings somewhere around Buffalo in Kansas, because that is where Google situates the center of the United States.
If you enter California, you will get listings somewhere in the Sierra National Forest.

Hi Marcus

No that is not possible. For the map to work, at least one category needs to be ticked. Nothing ticked will behave as if all are ticked.

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You’re welcome 🙂

ISSUE #1 and ISSUE #2
Looks fine to me, see image 1.

ISSUE #3

You can achieve that with using our UsersWP plugin: http://userswp.io/
You will be able to set the redirect page on login.

Thank you.

Please post the
* exact string (which custom field? CPT? Label? Text?)
* URL where we can see it

Thanks

Maybe in the next 24 hours, if it is a GeoDirectory problem and not a server problem.

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