Paolo

Hi,

debugging custom code goes beyond support. We can point you in the right direction and we have, but we can’t help each member redesign their website in case they fail on their own.

That is considered a customization. You should really hire a developer to help you out.

Do you want us to move this in the jobs section?

Let us know,

Thanks

Hi,

the problem was with the default location. You entered lat and long coordinates in the wrong format. (49°15’N / 123°6’W instead of 49.2827291 / -123.12073750000002)

You don’t need to go copy and paste them from wikipedia or other websites. By clicking the Set address on map button after entering the city name, they are automatically calcualted.

I’ve corrected it for you and loaded 10 dummy listings.

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Hi,

that’s because you have buddyrpess installed, but the setup is incomplete:

The following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Activate, Register. Repair

In GeoDirectory >> Buddypress Integration you have “Use BuddyPress registration form” enabled.

Either you disabled that option or you complete bp setup.

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Hi,

please provide url and admin credentials.

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Hi,

To test this open the 404.php template ogf your theme and add:

Now visit your website and request a non existing page:

yoursite.com/jkvfnajvnsdvnaps

You should get your regular 404 page, but were you pasted the snippet this should appear:

Array ( [q] => /jkvfnajvnsdvnaps

if to your url you add another variable:

yoursite.com/jkvfnajvnsdvnaps/?site=1

You should get

Array ( [q] => /jkvfnajvnsdvnaps/ [site] => 1 )

On your website we get nothing.

Which means there is a server configuration problem.

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Hi,

that is not possible.

Sorry

Hi,

$options = array();
$options['method'] = 'GET';
$url = 'https://scontent-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtf1/v/t1.0-9/580344_1100023650021802_7143324500718165215_n.jpg?oh=1bc13fede3783b5ce1855fb72c596099&oe=5718E8E7';
$response = wp_safe_remote_request( $url, $options );
if ( is_wp_error( $response ) ){
echo $return->get_error_message();
}else{
echo 'All Good';
}

This code is very simple and uses 2 wp functions.
wp_safe_remote_request()
is_wp_error()

We are using the 1st to grab a facebook image from your website: https://scontent-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtf1/v/t1.0-9/580344_1100023650021802_7143324500718165215_n.jpg?oh=1bc13fede3783b5ce1855fb72c596099&oe=5718E8E7 and the second to check if this operation is returning an error or not.

If I paste the code provided by Stiofan on our website, where the “local issuer certificate” can be located on the server and I load the page including that code I get :

“All Good“.

on your server we get:

“SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate“.

Rather obviously this applies to the system sending the request (your server) and not the server receiving the request (facebook)

Most of the time this is due to a missing root CA (Certificate Authority) required for local verification.

If you google the error, you will see that 100% of times, it is a server problem: https://www.google.com/search?q=SSL+certificate+problem:+unable+to+get+local+issuer+certificate

My 1st suggestion would be to change server provider. 🙂

If you can’t go with the 1st for any reason, my 2nd suggestion would be to make them accept this is a server configuration problem related to the ssl certificate, not an application problem and kindly ask them to fix it.

Thanks

You are welcome 🙂