Utsav Goyal
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what kind of ram, bandwidth and storage is required?
but it is working fine if i disable all the geodirectory plugins
Unable to install buddypress after GD plugins are installed. Get an error message like:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 41943040 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 89600 bytes) in /home/utsav/public_html/wp-content/plugins/geodirectory/language.php on line 450Sorry, the issue was resolved.
Thankx
Is the update released? I do not see it on my plugin page.
How much more time it is going to take to resolve the problem?
How long will it take to resolve the problem?
really thanks for the quick response
I really don’t know but i hope that is not the case as it will make the type to search feature almost useless.
I would like to add that if a search phrase has any keyword that is present in any other listing, the other listing will start to show as well. For example if i search for a particular restaurants name ex. olive garden restaurant indore, every listing that has the word indore in it starts to show up. Could you please help out with this as i am about to launch my website in 3 days
It is giving proper results for 1 word, but if you put a space or a comma the results are just random. For example if i am searching FYI Cafe the results show all the listings that have the word cafe in them. Also if i am searching a title it is just showing random results.
These are probably coming from GSA ranking, SENUKE etc. these tools have virtual plus human captcha breaking tools and can only be stopped using certain paid software. If you wish i could tell you…. disclaimer I am not an affiliate to this product and it does not stop 100% spam.
These features were working very properly in geotheme, why can’t they be replicated in geodirectory? The fact that a user is searching for results in a particular category and getting results from all categories is undesirable for any business, is misleading the user and can ultimately result in increased bounce rates.
At the same time as already pointed out, different filters might be required for different categories and many multiple places can and will have more than one category so creating a different custom post type for each category will not only create place duplication, but duplication of place tags as well. While this feature is working just fine in geotheme the current geodirectory requires us to do multiple 301 redirects create multiple posts with the same title(hence increase unnecessary effort) and ultimately makes the site inefficient
How will a first time user come to know which search box to populate so that the user will only get results from his/her city. To redirect a user to everywhere city when a user has already selected a particular city is confusing and this might require a website owner to first train its users as to how to use the website, which is impossible.
The purpose was to make the job of the user easier, but it seems now that geotheme was much more capable in accomplishing that task.
1. If i have already selected a city, should the search filter not automatically populate the field with the city that i have selected? How will a user come to know which field is to be populated to get the desired result? and when a particular user has already selected a particular city does that not, by default, mean that he/she is looking for results from that city itself?
2. Yes i am aware of that issue and you also said that for creating custom searches we will have to create different custom post types. I also pointed out that such a thing would create duplication issues. Replies #26218 – 25. Is this not a major concern? because if a user is looking for a certain item in a particular category and getting results from all categories does that not make his search redundant?
thanks,
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