Paul Henderson
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Ah. Got it. good.
Couple related questions. Is there a way to turn off these items?
1) “logout” and “my invoice history” on the Loginbox widget
2) “upgrade listing” on the details and listing pages. I presume this is related to payments but is not relevant to me and have not seen a way to turn off.You got it. My former settings were cleared out and no widgets were assigned.
Looks OK now. Except for one thing, should there be a GD > Dashboard widget in the widget list? I don’t have one. Is there a setting that enables this?OK, thank you.
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You can close out this topic. I’m not sure what caused the problem but after reinstalling WordPress and deleting and reinstalling only my current minimum set of plugins needed, things are working again. So something is causing a conflict but not sure what. However I appear to be up and running for the moment. Thanks for your help.This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.Hi,
Yes, I did not see that Tags are already included. Nice.
One other question, I can see with Tags in the Admin back end editor the Tags have the automatic function where it suggests tags that are already used while you type. So far when I try this on the Front End forms this automatic feature does not seem to be there; you have to type the full Tag it it is not recognized even if it’s been used before.
Is this correct?
thanksI think you may be misunderstanding. Though if CPTs have default tags and categories for listings where are they set?
Anyway, my question was related to Front End users setting up Listings for any CPT. This is done buy using the Add Listing feature which pulls the correct Form based on CPT type. This Form is created in the CPT Settings page under “Manage ‘CPT’ Custom Fields.
In this section you can Add and edit new fields that will appear on the front end listing form. When you go to this section there’s a set of fields on the left and a Form area on the right. There seems to be a preset list of form fields on the right that you can move or edit. On the left there are more elements like text, checkbox, etc. that you can add to the form.
My question is, when I go to this section the Category (Taxonomy) field type is already added on the right so the front end form user will have to select Category. This is fine, but I also want my front end user to select CPT tags when they create a Listing. I don’t see a way to add a Tag Taxonomy field to the form. On the left side of the Manage Form Fiels section there are other elements you can add to the form, but non of them are Tag Taxonomy.
How can I add Tags to the Front End User Form for create a new Listing?
I’m checking with DreamHost support team to see if they have any analysis and advice on how to avoid this again.
But really, thanks so much for figuring this out. Most plugin support teams I’ve worked with would have just given up and made it my problem. I just gave you a 5 star review on WordPress.org.
Thank so much! I tried a few things too and all seems to be working. Nice!
Very strange problem… Do you think this might have been related to the original install or might this be something that a plugin could have ‘removed’ by mistake?
