Paolo

Hi,

did you add your username and licence key in GeoDirectory >> Auto Updates as per documentation?

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/installing-addons/#updates

Let us know,

Thanks

Just open your CSV with notepad and do a find and replace to find | and replace it with ,

Thanks

Hi,

permalinks must be /%postname%/.

However I don’t think your problem is realted to permalinks.

I think you need simply clear your browser Geo location settings: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/how-can-i-clear-geo-location-settings/

Let us know,

Thanks

Hi,

In the other member’s case it was a plugin creating a conflict. Have you tried disabling all your non GD plugins to see if one is interfering?

Reactivating one by one should allow to spot the culprit (in case that was the problem)

If you don’t have luck with that, please provide a URL and admin credentials in a private reply and we will have a look.

Thanks

Hi,

Tags are taxonomy elements used as short keywords.

They are one of the elements searched by the search form along with title, categories and content.

They allow to browse all listings by a specific tag (just like categories).

Let me know if this helps.

Thanks

You are welcome 🙂

Hi,

That is correct all GD products work on multisite only if activated on each individual website. Not network activated.

Thank you and sorry if that wasn’t clear…

I think the main problem with this is making it look and sound correct in english while keeping it translatable.

In my opinion the ideal solution would be to provide a set of tags (%cpt%, %category%, %location%) and that title’s pages can be composed by site admin, to remove all possible language barriers.

However I have no idea how feasible that could be. I’m asking to Stiofan to share his thoughts as finally the last call will be his…

🙂