Paolo

Ok,

obviously our wizard had the solution:

 // Add Shortcode for current location name
function geodir_current_loc_shortcode() {
 ob_start();
 geodir_get_current_location();
 $output = ob_get_contents();
 ob_end_clean();
 return $output;
}
add_shortcode( 'gd_current_location_name', 'geodir_current_loc_shortcode' );

This is being added to next core release, so before updating next time, make sure to remove the code from your child theme or it will throw an error.

Thanks

HI,

can you please try to disable all non GD plugins and change theme to a default one like 2012?

If this doesn’t work, I think the problem is server settings and there is really nothing we can do.

We use http://hetzner.de/en

We have 2 servers, both dedicated in the mid range as far as performances. 1 with Apache and 1 with Nginx.

Thx

Hi,

I just tested this here: wpgeo.directory/

and after you select a location via location switcher, the location name appears at the bottom of the sidebar, but because that function is echoing the output and shortcodes best practice would require to return the output, it is breaking the widget html appearing before the title.

I’ll ask Stiofan if he can think of anything.

Thx

Hi again,

that looks right to me. The only thing that comes to my mind is that https could be causing problems.

I’ve flagged this for Stiofan, we’ll let you know asap.

Thx

Hi,

Wp Rocket will not speed up ajax calls and these are the one taking long time to excute on your website.

GD Booster will definitely make things better reducing number of http requests to load before ajax calls are performed, but to really see a big difference, I’d suggest to look into an upgraded server.

Thanks

Hay,

I just had a look and tt seems to be working for me. (see img attached)
Have you tried to clear your browser cache?

Let me know.