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I’ve added this to the Project tracking system, we won’t miss it, don’t worry.
Thanks for you patience,
Hi,
I’ve just tested here and seems to be working fine:
http://wpgeo.directory/attractions/united-states/new-york/new-york/museum/moma/Can you provide a link and wp admin credentials to have a look at your website?
I’m flaging this for Vikas.
Only title can be searched, categories can be ticked/unticked in the box below the search field.
Thx
If you want to double check all new listings entered, you can set the status of all new listings to be draft, that way you would catch potential spammers.
Also when they don’t select YES on the business owner listing, being the author they get full access to modify that listing and write whatever they want to defame businesses…
Hope this helps,
Thx
Sorry, I was writing when you replied…
The 1st thing is not feasible without editing a file in the claim listing addon.
If you do it, everytime there is an update you’d lose that change.
It’s better to change the text that appears as explained.
Thx
Hi,
when you click that, it simply toggle an info window with some text in it, see image attached.
All text are editable via language files. po/mo file.
In this case the addon text domain is used, so we would create a folder in the wordpress language folder (wp-content/languages to be created if doesn’t exist) called “geodirclaim” then we would add our .mo file like geodirclaim-en_US.mo. You can copy and rename the language file from the addon language folder, doing it this way means it will never be overwritten on upgrades.
(rather than doing it from the addon language folder)
Here you can see I’ve changed the text that appears when clicking on that link:
http://wpgeo.directory/attractions/united-states/illinois/chicago/landmark/crown-fountain/
Step by step Procedure:
1) create a folder called languages in wp-content (wp-content/languages)
2) create a folder called geodirclaim in wp-content/languages (wp-content/languages/geodirclaim) the folder is named after the textdomain assigned to the addon…
3) download geodirclaim-en_US.po from wp-content/plugins/geodir_claim_listing/geodir-claim-languages
4) edit with poedit the strings of text that you want to edit.
5) save and create a new .mo file (geodirclaim-en_US.mo)
6) upload the file in the folder created in step 2 wp-content/languages/geodirclaim/geodirclaim-en_US.moDone.
It sounds more complicated that it really is. Takes 1 minute to do it…
Let me know if you need further assistance.
Thx
I can confirm what I suspected, tags are not even passed to maps.
Thanks
I’d try to also clear your cloudflare cache. The widget is not showing but the entire html is there and there are no javascript errors…
I think it’s a caching problem.
Let us know,
Just FYI,
tThe post is not visible because BBpress marked it as spam… All those errors should be enclosed in “code tags”
HI Greg,
GeoDirectory is not multisite compatible.
Thank you
June 27, 2014 at 6:06 pm in reply to: locate page seems to have replaced my default theme landing page #6525As far as I know, the plugin is not multisite compatible.
Thanks
Hi,
within that template, there is this action:
do_action( 'geodir_add_listing_form');
That is the part calling the form.
Now go to geodirectory/geodirectory_template_actions.php
and search : geodir_add_listing_form
You will find this
add_action( 'geodir_add_listing_form', 'geodir_action_add_listing_form',10); function geodir_action_add_listing_form(){ // code of the function }
The 1st line creates the action the 2nd line is the function called by the action.
In your theme functions.php you can add this:
// 1st you need to remove the default form with this remove_action( 'geodir_add_listing_form', 'geodir_action_add_listing_form',10); // 2nd add a new form changing the name of the function add_action( 'geodir_add_listing_form', 'geodir_action_add_listing_form_custom',10); //3rd change you function as needed function geodir_action_add_listing_form_custom(){ // copy the original function and modify it as you wish }
Hope this helps… 🙂
If you enable them after adding the listing, you’ll have to manually open comments for pubblish listings.
See image attached.
You can also bulk edit them: http://wordpress.tv/2009/01/14/using-quick-edit-and-bulk-edit-to-manage-your-posts-in-half-the-time/
I’ve asked Vikas to investigate what it would take to show locations nearby taking radius from 1 point into consideration instead of locations.
Can’t promise it will be added for sure, but if it’s feasible sooner or later we will…
Thanks
My pleasure…
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