Stiofan O'Connor

Yes, i need to see what name its using for the script so i can remove it, the only way is to look at the source code, plugin or FTP will do.

Stiofan

Firstly, search is not CaSe SeNsItiVe at all, the only problem is when it has extra characters in it like unusual apostrophes or dots etc… There is no efficient way to account for this in a search, the only two options you have are
#1 Add tags for similar searches.
#2 List each possible instance and add that to the search query, so if “st john” is searched it also searches “st. john” but you would need to do this for every word u need.

Stiofan

There seems to have been a bug with free trials and stripe creating the customer info on stripe, i have uploaded the fixes. I do not think the info or payment was captured before. I can confirm you will not see the transaction under payments in stripe but you will see a new customer and a new subscription..

Let us know.

Thanks,

Stiofan

It all depends on how you add the event, make sure its set to not recurring and then just enter the start date and the end date and only one will show up.

If you have an unrelated issue please start a new topic so we can keep track of closed topics.

Thanks,

Stiofan

You could just use the one field and ask them to seperate it with something, then u can manipulate it later, something like: 123,321|456,654|789,987

You could do it all fancy but you would need a dev, its not hard but you need to know what you are doing.

Stiofan

Let me try and explain first and then i can answer any questions you have:
There are two types of location search
1. “IN” This will only list listings that are listed as IN this location, with this you can use other sort options as all it’s really doing is limiting the listings to that location only.
2. “NEAR” This type does not know/care if the location or place you are searching is in the DB, all it does is geolocated what you searched for to get a GPS position and then searches the DB for listings closest to the point, the limiting factor is the search radius, with this the only sort option is by distance to that point.

“IN” The only way to search IN is to either use the location switcher to change the location or to use the autocomplete and click the location when it comes up.

“NEAR” All you do is enter a location or a place etc

I hope this helps you understand, if you have any questions please ask.

Stiofan