Paolo

Hi Roberto,

why are you adding it that why and not using the shortcode directly on that page?

In the mean time, I asked to the developers to check why it isn’t working via do_shortcode.

et us know,

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Possibly, but it’ll be a very complex customization… definitely not an easy one.

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The system cannot do something similar without adding the code to provide similar options.

What it can do is highlighted in the docs.

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Link please?

The problem I think is that you are not in San Francisco, that the closest city to your location with listings, but when you click search, it’s really searching near your location, not San Francisco.

You can see that your URL has lat and lon in it and I think those are yours (Hawaii not San Fran), while the second link has no lat and lon in it (and the search is in San Fran).

Possibly this is a bug, I asked to Stiofan to double check and let us know what he thinks.

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Hi,

yes that’s what the location manager is for. For example, you could create just 2 locations, one for Texas and one for Arkansas. Then in GeoDirectory >> MultiLocations, select default country (United States), and select: selected regions. Pick Texas and Arkansas. Keeping MultiCity enabled, GeoDirectory will allow users to only submit listings in any city that belongs to Texas or Arkansas.

If you have troubles settings that up let us know and provide link and admin credentials. We will point you in the right direction…

Let us know,

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If I do what you explained:

location is set to San Francisco, if I just hit the search button.

I get this at 1st attempt: https://wpgeo.directory/supreme-directory/?geodir_search=1&stype=gd_place&s=+&snear=&set_location_type=3&set_location_val=3&sgeo_lat=&sgeo_lon=

What URL do you get?