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You set up “Ajax Duplicate Alert” to give an alert to users when they add a new Place with the same Listing Title as another one.
It works exactly as set up, see image:

The file has no coordinates in it: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-export/#mandatory

You have more than one location, so Location Manager needs to be activated, which you have not.

You have no content in the post_type column: that should be gd_place

“unpublished” is not an option in the post_status column. Only draft or publish are options, or you can leave blank [meaning draft].

I am guessing you are using a recurring PayPal (or Stripe) setup.
You just create a $10 per month package with no end date and wait until you have 1000 listings.
Then increase the price to $20 for that package.
Existing listing owners have their subscription locked in and as long they do not cancel that, they keep paying $10 per month.
After 2000 listings, repeat.

I’ll get Paolo to check my answer, just to make sure. Thanks.

You could use the location switcher to browse to /location/united-states/colorado/denver?

Why do you say “Ajax Duplicate Alert” does not work? What are the steps we should try to replicate what error?

Your admin details do not work. Please check.

Tags are a standard WordPress feature, and you can find out about them by searching for WordPress Tags in Google. Here is a good article: https://www.bloggingbasics101.com/what-is-the-difference-between-blog-categories-and-blog-tags/

Every tag has its page, for example this page shows all listings in Chicago that use the tag “hotel”:
https://wpgeo.directory/hotels/tags/united-states/illinois/chicago/hotel/

There is no need to understand any programming or coding to create a GD website.
Any listings added will automatically be added to your pages.
This might be a good start: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/guide-to-setting-up-your-geodirectory-website/

Please post URL and WP admin details in a private reply, so we can check things.

Thanks