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The file is semi-colon delimited, not comma delimited.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/csv-tips-and-tricks/I am guessing you are trying to update listings, not add new.
I cannot see anything else wrong, assuming that the categories and users exist as added.I also note that some of the regions are abbreviated.
From the website itself: “1. Enter your addresses/locations in the input field, one address per line, up to a few hundred addresses.”
The more you add, the longer it will take, but a few hundred at the time has never given me any problems.You’re welcome 🙂
Please review this:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-export/#batchThanks
To turn http://yoga-studios.nl/1/rotterdam/e-qi-libre/ into
http://yoga-studios.nl/e-qi-libre/
go to GD > Permalinks > and UN-tick “Add location in urls” and “Add category in listing urls”All your listings for Rotterdam are at this page:
http://yoga-studios.nl/location/netherlands/zuid-holland/rotterdamWithout checking the backend of your site, we don’t know why that does not work,
http://yoga-studios.nl/location/
works, so you must have different names for your country or region.This reply has been marked as private.We will need to see the CSV file.
You can upload it with FTP somewhere to your site and give us the link if you like.This reply has been marked as private.That code should be put in your config file,it is not a code that will work in Code Snippets or functions.php
1. Post type by default can be set by changing the CPT order at
GD > Custom Post Types > choose a CPT to edit > go to the “advanced mode” tab > and change “Order in post type list”2. Category field is optional, see https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/gd-search/#cat
3. Can be hidden with CSS only. It is the main search field for titles, description and taxonomies (tags and categories) of the listings.
4. Can be hidden by CSS only.
If you would do what you propose so far, the Search Widget will no longer be a search. All it will do now is giving the option to select a CPT and possibly a category; no option left to narrow by keywords or location.
All that would happen now is return all listings in a CPT and/or category.
I would be a lot simpler to disable your search then and use the CPT categories widget: see more at https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/searching-and-browsing/
If you want to give visitors the option to browse your site, and not search, category widgets, the location switcher and menus are a better option.5. With some CSS and the help of the language files you could change the compass and text.
But if you hide the #4 location field with CSS, then the compass will not be there.6. Using the “Near” field only will order the search results by distance from the location entered. So regardless of the distance selected, the closest listings will be always presented first. See https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/searching-and-browsing/#search
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There is a bug with the new WP version 4.7.1. Just wait for a fix or review this for possible other solutions: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/39550
Did you go to Settings > Permalinks and re-saved the WP permalinks after the slug change. Without doing that the system does not know you changed a slug until you refresh the database like that.
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We’ll get Kiran to have a look for you, please provide WP admin details in a private reply. Thanks.
Why not set the advanced search to SELECT?
