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Hello, go to Geodirectory/GeoDirectory BuddyPress Integration Settings and check the option “Redirect GD dashboard my listing link to BuddyPress profile “
You’re welcome, let us know when we can set this as resolved, thanks
1- this is happening because of your theme. Your theme has the login page set to the wordpress login page. I think you can edit it somewhere in the theme settings, or in Appareances/menu. You can edit and link it to /?geodir_signup=true
2- this will require some custom modifications
Hi Wally, you can add any field in the listing going in the settings for the post type (e.g. Place Settings), then expand your desired field and look for the option “Show on listing page?”, and set to yes.
Do that for Address, Phone and website and you’re doneSure Miles, to do that, add this css in your style.css
select.search_by_post { display:none; }
this will hide the dropdown, and Events will be selected as default in the search, if you did the steps I suggested in my previous post
Hello, you can use the CSV feature, use the sample CSV and add two column named package_id and alive_days .
these two columns will assign the package_id (previously created) and the alive days for the listing in that package. You can see the id of the package going in Geodirectory/Prices and Payments and then in the Prices Tab.To assign a listing to an author, first create an user (or let him register to the website) then note the ID going in Users – All users, hover with your mouse to the Edit link, under your desired user and you’ll see the address with a similar url (http://yourdomain/wp-admin/user-edit.php?user_id=2), in this example the user id is 2 (admin is always 1).
Insert this ID in the cvs, in the column “post_author”.To change expire date to a preexistent listing, you can do that via phpmyadmin (or manually via backend, but you knew that already), there is n fastest way. In phmyadmin check the table named wp_geodir_gd_place_detail (if your post type is “gd_place) and you will see a column named expire_date, foremother update your new date in the format YYYY-MM-DD
Hello, what you can do for a temporary workaround is to hide the Places from Geodirectory/Design and then in the MAP tab flag Places and all its categories.
Then in the same tab, select Events to be the default post type search.
Then go in Geodirectoy/Custom Post Types edit Places and change the “Order in post type list” to a number higher than the event post type.
Hiding the places from the dropdown requires javascript, simply CSS it won’t be enough, I guess.Glad we sorted out blindly 🙂
I still can’t see your website, I don’t know why ;(
but..have you checked the widget settings? there is the autozoom and the manual zoom..try disabling the autozoom and play with the zoomMay 6, 2015 at 11:13 am in reply to: Advanced Search filters letters out of words not whole words #38792The issue is fixed, will be released in the next release.
Go to Geodirectory/Custom Post Types
then edit the post type and change the labelsFor the Welcome/Logout, try to use the theme translation in Geodirectory_framework/languages, the theme have its own .po (it also have the Guest string)
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You can translate from the custom post type addon, editing the table for each post type3-4
The Welcome and Logout strings are in the .po inside the Geodirectory folder. Guest is the name of the user, there is no string about that, I will ask and led you know about thatHello, you had that issue because you did not set the prefix to %postname%.
Here you can find the “getting started” documentation, it worths a read 🙂
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/basic-installation/1- I might have been misunderstood your question, are you seeing the WP login page somewhere? The only place I noticed the WP login page is when clicking on the activation link, after someone register to the website.
2- There is no widget area for the login page however you can add this function (in functions.php inside your child theme folder)
add_action('geodir_sidebar_signup_top','signuptext',10); function signuptext() { echo "text here"; }
where it says
echo "text here";
you can replace with your own text or eventually output a widget/shortcode
reference for how to add a shortcode here https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/do_shortcode
or a widget here
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/the_widgetHello, go to the wordpress settings in Settings/Discussion and flag the field “Before a comment appears: Comment must be manually approved”
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