Hi Sam,
ok I just watched the video.
I think you should use the “Google address autocomplete” (last option down at the bottom in multilocations settings).
In any case, you don’t need to add the location in advance.
Example on our demo :
1) I’m adding the listing you used as exmaple. The location Bloomington IN is not in our database already.
2) I copy the address in the address field.
3) I select the right result from the suggested results.
4) City, region, zip, lat and long are automatically selected
5) Submit listing and both the new location and the listing are now in your database.
See image attached.
Looking at your Multilocation list, I see that you have several “fake locations” that you should remove. Things like : all, all, florida, will confuser the system.
The list in both region and city select, is a shortlist (doesn’t inlcude all regions and city) and should present the most used. Not having much use now, they show quite randomly.
Above the list though, there is a search filed that will allow to pull up any location entered in your database. If you type in a location that is not already in your database (even without using the autocompleter) it will be added to your location database as well.
Hope it’s clearer now.
Let us know,
sampotter01 9 years, 6 months ago.
