John Allsopp

Hi everyone,
I am very pleased and honoured to have been asked to provide these compatibility packs, and eager to get started.
I am also hoping to start work on some child themes tailored specifically to WPGeoDirectory – but that will come a little later, once the compatibility code has been finished for the most requested themes.

My top priority will be getting these compatibility codes out to you, so that you can get your projects off the ground. I will be starting the first one shortly…

I think Stiofan is going to be packaging these as plugins, but in the meantime if you want to add the code yourself, i normally add a new php file, then do an include from my functions.php – something like this:-

Create a folder in your child theme called includes

<?php

// Stiofan's code here

?>

Save the code above as wpgeo-compat.php (inside the includes folder you just created)

Then in your functions.php file, add the following line

//* Include WPGEO compatibility functions
include( get_stylesheet_directory() . '/includes/wpgeo-compat.php' );

At the moment CTRL F is your best friend!

If you search for the action name, you can drill-down to see what it’s doing, then you can do a remove_action and add your own action to the hook in it’s place.

goedirectory_template_actions.php is worth studying.

To see which template files are loaded for various pages, take a look at geodirectory-functions/template_functions.php

nb. I should add that you won’t be changing any of the plugin files (as Guust said) – you can remove actions from the hooks and create your own actions in your theme’s functions.php file – or you can build templates in your theme…

My first port of call would be to click save on one of the Geodirectory options pages, and re-save your permalinks in settings>permalinks (you don’t need to change them, just go in and click save).
Not saying it will help in your case, but it’s quick and easy, so there’s no reason not to try…

@swm3 & @paolo – just to avoid any confusion, i wasn’t talking about the permalinks.
What i meant is that on each of the 4 URLs in my example, the page title and H1 headline is “All Hotels”.
I am suggesting that the page title and H1 headline should pick up the location name, so for example, the Chicago page would have a title of “Hotels In Chicago” rather than “All Hotels”.