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Creating a dummy event worked for the url of the event
site.com/events/my-event-url
but site.com/events still shows 404. Where is this page coming from? https://wpgeo.directory/starter/events/ I assume you have an Events page in your installation with a couple of shortcodes, no?Suggestion: add dummy events to make it look good https://wpgeo.directory/starter/events/
/events returns 404.
Here’s a crude solution to share with others having this issue:
1. Create an empty page named ‘Search Listings’ with permalink “search-listings”. Set it to be the search page for GD. Now all searches coming from GD will have /search-listings in the URL.
2. On the Search Results template, add code to display both the site search and GD search results. Site search results goes on div1, GD search results on div2.
3. With jQuery: if url starts with /search-listings, show only div2. Otherwise, show div1.This works visually but it is not ideal. Let us know if you guys can think of something better.
Thank you very much. It is looking great now.
It’s looking great now!
Can your smart developers think of a way to get around this issue?
Thanks Alex.
To make the widget useful, allow it to show the N locations with the most listings. An alphabetical list of locations is useless, because on large directories it will only show cities that start with A.
Can you please pass this feedback to your developers?
This reply has been marked as private.Thank you for staying on top of it and moving so quickly.
Demo shows: title, photo, content, review, favorite, featured, verified, facebook, twitter, website
Default code shows: title, photo, content, review, favorite.Documentation on https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/templates/archive-item/ doesn’t show how to output the other fields.
If you can please just open GD Archive Item from the demo, hit CMD+A, CMD+C, and paste the code here that would solve this topic. Thank you.
Oh boy, this is really bad news 🙁
This is the code on GD Archive Item that comes with the default installation of GD. This code does not output all the fields in your demo.
[gd_archive_item_section type=’open’ position=’left’]
[gd_post_badge key=’featured’ condition=’is_not_empty’ badge=’FEATURED’ bg_color=’#fd4700′ txt_color=’#ffffff’ css_class=’gd-ab-left-angle gd-badge-shadow’]
[gd_post_images type=’image’ ajax_load=’true’ link_to=’post’ show_logo=’true’]
[gd_archive_item_section type=’close’ position=’left’]
[gd_archive_item_section type=’open’ position=’right’]
[gd_post_title tag=’h2′]
[gd_author_actions author_page_only=’1′]
[gd_post_distance]
[gd_post_rating alignment=’left’ list_hide_secondary=’2′]
[gd_post_fav show=” alignment=’right’ list_hide_secondary=’2′]
[gd_post_meta key=’business_hours’ location=’listing’ list_hide_secondary=’2′]
[gd_output_location location=’listing’]
[gd_post_content key=’post_content’ limit=’60’ max_height=’120′]
[gd_archive_item_section type=’close’ position=’right’]I don’t know how else to say this. I am looking for the code that outputs what you have in your demo, as per my initial message. Thank you.
The GD Archive Item does not have just 1 line of code. I am looking for the code to output all the elements in the picture I attached in my original post. The code you sent outputs just the featured badge.
I don’t know why my message is not coming across. I believe I have been very clear on what I am looking for: replicate your demo.
