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Ok… I’ll display it as a radio button and auto check it, but it isn’t a completely nice solution.
I hope you give it some thought about adding an option to auto assign a category to CPT entries when there is just one category, so that we don’t have to rely on this kind of fixes.
I don’t mean to be rude, I just report from “the other side” ;).
Thank you for your hard work. Cheers!
Hi!
Just had a look at the definition of my CPT and under the “Field: Category (Taxonomy)” settings (which is in by default), I selected “Is Active” I selected “No”.
This removed the “Select category” option in the “Add Listing” page. Is this ok? Is there any problem setting the Category as Inactive? I really don’t care about categories as I just have and will have that one.
Cheers!
Hello Paolo,
I’ve checked and I only have my other CPT selected in that option (which is the one showed in the image). I think it would be nice to show just a link/button to add a listing when only one CPT is available.
In the mean time, I guess I can disable that option and just create a button manually in the sidebar that links to the appropiate page to add a listing of that type, so that the user only sees that option.
But maybe, from a user perspective, you could think about not showing a list when there’s just one option to select ;).
Thanks!!!
Hey!
The thing is that I couldn’t find two cities with the same name in the same region, so I don’t get which “duplicates” could be causing trouble. I might have missed something, or maybe you had a look at it after some where imported and I tried reimporting without deleting them. I don’t know.
Anyways, it works now. I won’t be on the other project for some weeks, so I guess the new version of Location Manager will be out by then 😉
Thanks a lot for the quick fix! Cheers!
Hello Kiran!
And thank you very much for helping out. I can’t see those examples in my CSV files nor in the Excel that generates the CSV file (so I might be doing something very wrong!).
What I do have is some cities that would get the same generated slug (I didn’t put those manually). For example:
,”28.1″,”-15.58333″,”Moya”,,”Las Palmas”,”Spain”,,,,,,
,”39.94834″,”-1.365402″,”Moya”,,”Cuenca”,”Spain”,,,,,,So the generated slug for that city would be “moya”, but with different region and same country. Would that be enough for the import process to fail?
Besides that… Which code have you updated? It’d be interesting to know as I plan on using GD in another project-
I tried reimporting the original CSV file and it went through OK! Thank sooo much!
Regards,
Jacobo
Hi!
I don’t think it’s a timeout issue since dividing the file into smaller ones, it still fails in the same ranges of records. I tried diving by 2000 records each file, and it failed in the beginning of the second file.
I’ve tried removing the chunks where it freezes, and it continues importing ok until it hits a new chunk of records where it doesn’t get past them unless I removed them. The funny thing is I’ve tried importing those removed records alone through a different file and they seem to pass without problem. Pretty weird…
Although it is irrelevant to this error, I prefer to have a fixed locations list to avoid having to moderate each new listing that comes. I worked hard to get all my possible locations correct so it makes sense to take advantage of that.
Let’s see if they can figure out what’s preventing the full import.
Cheers!
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