Paolo

Hi, currently there is no such option. You can only set a default category image.

We are creating a GD Diagnostic tool with automatic fix for problem like this. I don’t know when it will be ready, but I hope we can include it in next release.

Thx

Hi Kirleo1,

sorry if previous answer didn’t help. I think problem was a little overlooked and I apologize.

The only problem I see at the moment is that you have the template geodir-home.php in your child theme folder. It should be in a folder called geodirectory within your child theme.

But that should not be the cause of your problem.

I think we will need FTP and phpmyadmin access to look deeper into it.

At the same time, something that you could try to make our life easier is to try to find if there isn’t a plugin conflict.

I’d try to disable them all, but geodirectory of course to see if the problem disappear, than activate them back one by one to find the eventual culprit.

That way finding a solution would be much easier.

Let us know,

Please see post : https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/location-switcher/#post-6045

Thanks

Hi,

GDF and GeoDirectory don’t have filters on wpseo_canonical at all.

I’d follow his suggestion all the way through:

“Please check your theme and

other plugins

to see if any of them add a filter on that hook.”

Let us know if you find that out.

Thx

Hi,

I agree, but I think lat and long should be blank until the user drags the marker or clicks on set address on map button.

If user doesn’t do either thing, validation doesn’t let him proceed and highlights the error. (just like if he doesn’t add title or category…)

I think this would be the best approach, because triggering it when the add listing button is click, wouldn’t give the user the chance to correct in case the data pulled from Google Maps API are wrong for any reason.

He would have to click the edit link to go back and fix it.

I’m adding this as a task for Vikas to add on next version.

Thx

the “and” part is wordpress default output of the_taxonomies() function.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/the_taxonomies

I’d guess that if you are using wordpress in your language it should be translated…

I’ve spent the last half hour trying to find an answer in wordpress forums, but I think it will be easier to ask to Stiofan…

Shouldn’t be impossible! 🙂

Firefox on a windows laptop… No mac sorry. I can ask Stiofan to have a look tomorrow (now is late night in UK).

He’ll let you know.

Thx