Paolo

Hi,

yes you can redirect the login page to any custom login page following instruction here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/redirecting-the-login-page/

You than could use a plugin like theme my login or similar.

Thanks

Hi,

there is one filter that allows to accomplish that and there are 2 ways to do it.

The example provided here: geodir_detail_page_sidebar_content

Will do exactly what you are looking for. You need to copy the code in that gist and paste it in your theme’s functions.php file.

There is also a bit more complex method that is needed if any other plugin is using that filter already, but it shouldn’t be your case.

Let us know,

Thanks

hi,

probably next week, why don’t you update using the GitHub developer version?

Thanks

Hi,

there is some JS at the start of the page outside the page

script type="text/javascript">
        /* <![CDATA[ */
        var bp_like_terms_like = 'Like';
        var bp_like_terms_like_message = 'Like this item';
        var bp_like_terms_unlike_message = 'Unlike this item';
        var bp_like_terms_view_likes = 'View likes';
        var bp_like_terms_hide_likes = 'Hide likes';
        var bp_like_terms_unlike_1 = 'Unlike (1)';
        /* ]]> */

        </script>

It might not be the only problem but it’s not good.

If it’s not that then it’s some other broken html element, i see that problem when something breaks the html when i am testing.

Please try disabling any non GD Plugins momentarely to see if the problem disappears.

Let us know,

Thanks

Hi Paola,

my bad I gave Simone an incomplete information.

You need to call that function via a filter or it will not appear anywhere.

This:

add_filter('geodir_detail_page_tab_list_extend', 'geodir_detail_page_tab_list_extend_profile') ;
function geodir_detail_page_tab_list_extend_profile($tab_array)
{
print_r($tab_array);
}

Will print the array with all info instead of the tabs. By doing so you can find the tab index for the tab with fieldset. At this point remove the above function and use the correct tab index for your function to re-order tabs.

Let us know if this works for you.

Thanks for your patience!

yes

Hi,

only if they input Peak District in the “Search for” field it will work that way:

http://www.thehouseofdog.co.uk/?geodir_search=1&stype=gd_accommodation&s=Peak+District&snear=&sgeo_lat=&sgeo_lon=

Peak District is a keyword within the listing content, not part of the location system.

Thanks