Neil Hall

Hi Paolo

I have managed to sort out the problem with the Menu Permalinks, and hopefully it is working correctly now.

With regard to the SSL, Could you let me know which browser you are working with. We have tried it with several browsers and mobile devices and we do not seem to be getting an error.

Many thanks
Neil

Hi Stiofan

Was the “geodir_get_images_arr” filter added in version 1.6.20. If it was how do I use it.

Best Regards
Neil

Hi Kiran

Thank you for your explanation, but I don’t understand why you are doing a validation on the Listing name against the category/tag.

From my perception (which may be wrong) the Listing title windsor-castle is actually stored in wp_posts as the ‘post_name’, where windsor-castle as a category/tags are in wp_terms as the ‘slug’. The two are quite separate and can be accessed in different ways.

Can you explain where this becomes a problem as I can’t think of anywhere that this would cause an issue. This has obviously done for some reason and I realize the Geodirectory is very complex with a multitude of functions that I may not be using

Even if the validation is truly needed it does not make any sense to change the permalink of an existing post when it is edited. My feeling is that this should be constant. Could this be fixed?

Alternatively, is there a way that I can turn this validation off?

Best Regards
Neil

Hi Paolo

I’m not sure why you are getting that message. I have disabled the translation plugin. But the problem is still there. I do not believe it is the translation program as this was working fine with version 1.6.19.

Would you like to try and login again to see if it works.

Best Regards
Neil

Hi Stiofan

I think I have managed to solve the ‘alt’ and ‘title’ for the images that are displayed in the widget-listing-listview.php and the listing-listview.php where the geodir-post-img is found. I’m sure there must be a better way of doing it but I edited the post_functions.php near line 1636 to this:

$image_alt = get_the_title($post->ID);
			$image_title = get_the_title($post->ID);
                if (is_admin() && !isset($_REQUEST['geodir_ajax'])){
                    $html = '<div class="geodir_thumbnail"><img style="max-height:' . $max_size->h . 'px;" alt="place image" src="' . $image->src . '"  /></div>';
                } else {
                    if($size=='widget-thumb' || !get_option('geodir_lazy_load',1)){
                        $html = '<div class="geodir_thumbnail" style="background-image:url(\'' . $image->src . '\');" alt="place image"></div>';
                    }else{
                        //$html = '<div class="geodir_thumbnail" style="background-image:url(\'' . $image->src . '\');"></div>';
                        //$html = '<div data-src="'.$image->src.'" class="geodir_thumbnail" ></div>';
                        $html = '<div data-src="'.str_replace(' ','%20',$image->src).'" class="geodir_thumbnail geodir_lazy_load_thumbnail" alt="Latest reviews on '.$image_alt.'" title="'.$image_title.'"></div>';

                    }

                }

I just need to crack the listing-detail.php

Best Regards
Neil

Hi Paolo

Many thanks. I’ll be very interested if there is a solution

Best Regards
Neil

Hi Stiofan

That seems to work in the same way. So if the Listing is automatically published then it has the correct icon.

However, as soon as I go to the listing in the backend and then update it (without changing anything) then it selects the icon from the main category.

Again, if I deselect all the categories in the backend and just select the sub-category before I press the update button, then it uses the correct ‘sub-category’ icon.

Best Regards
Neil

Hi Stiofan

We have over 20 cpt’s all with a varying amount of sub-categories, so it may be difficult.

However, th way that we have set them all up means that the sub-category id is always higher than the main-category id.

Is there any way that we could change the code somewhere so it took the highest id instead of taking the lowest id?

Best Regards
Neil