marktowers

Hi Alex,

I don’t use any other cache plugins. I did use another one a couple of years ago (W3 cache, I think) but that was removed a long time ago and replaced with GD Booster when I moved from Geotheme to Geodirectory.

I’ve had a look at the known issue docs and the only one I do have is Jetpack. I don’t use the Jetpack Comments, which was mentioned as a possible conflict, but I do use Widget Visibility. However, Widget visibility wouldn’t be the issue as I have this on my dev site and that all works fine.

I have already shared the admin login (let me know if you need anything else to access.)

cheers,
Mark

Hi Guust,

That’s no good. I want to keep the URL of the listings as they are (i.e. with the location included), and simply amend the category links sown on the sidebar so that they do not include the region/town of the listing being viewed. I know there’s not a tickbox on the Geodirectory plugin for I would’ve thought there’s a straight-forward way of overcoming this issue?

Hi Kiran,

That’s great – I’ve now got it working how I want it.

cheers,
Mark

Ok, thanks Paolo.

I look forward to receiving their advices.

Mark

Hi,

I’ve given it a go but unfortunately I don’t think it’ll work for me.

I tried a few variations, including :-

.geodir_placecategory_row :before {
    content: "\f05a";
    font: normal normal normal 15px/1 FontAwesome;
}

This did nothing.

.geodir_message_note:before {
    content: "\f05a";
    font: normal normal normal 15px/1 FontAwesome;
}

This does add the fontawesome icon, however, it shows on all field notes, but I only want it to appear on the ones I specify.

The other issue is I can’t see how we would be able to add a hyperlink, which is essential as I want to link through to the relevant section on a help/user’s guide.

Any other suggestions greatly appreciated.

Hi,

After leaving this for a few weeks I’m taking a fresh look to see if I can figure it out and could do with some guidance.

One thing that would really help would be advice on the approach to take. So, firstly I’ll just what I want to achieve: I’d like to have different expiration notifications for some of my packages because the message at expiry will differ based on customer’s package.

So, I know I need to use the filter “geodir_payment_clientEmail_message” and will need to check the $message_type==’expiration’, however, it would be good to know if I should be looking at doing this via a shortcode (where if the $package_id = ‘x’ then insert “text-x” in place of #shortcode in the message, and $package_id = ‘y’ then insert “text-y” etc) or would it be better to create a function to replace a shortcode in the expiration notification (where if the $package_id = ‘x’ then insert a text string the #shortcode is in the message)?

Hope this makes sense. I’ll probably be back with more questions but this hopefully will re-point me in the right direction.

Cheers.