Widget Popular Listing not show all listings

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  • #34858

    magnaromagna
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    Hi,
    through the Selector Switcher, when I select a region or a city, it brings me to a page “built” with GD Home. Here, I put the following widget:
    GD Location Description
    GD Popular Post View (with 40 listings as default)
    GD Best Of

    Location Description and Best of works fine, but Popular Post View don’t link properly to all listings (in next message details and url)

    It should links something like website/region/place/page/2 instead of the same website/region/place/ already shown.
    How to change this link to url/page/2 ?

    Note: in LISTING DETAIL PERMALINK SETTINGS I put the same name both for “listing” and “location”

    Thank you in advance

    #34859

    magnaromagna
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    magnaromagna
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    #34956

    Paolo
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    Post count: 31206

    This is a critical error:

    in LISTING DETAIL PERMALINK SETTINGS I put the same name both for “listing” and “location”

    They can’t be the same.

    We don’t work on sundays, so yesterday I’m 99% sure nobody looked into your website.

    You should solve the DB problem, or we can’t really provide support.

    Let us know,

    #34984

    magnaromagna
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    I think I fixed the database issue. I updated all plugins and now I’m looking into this:

    in LISTING DETAIL PERMALINK SETTINGS I put the same name both for “listing” and “location”

    They can’t be the same.

    Ok, I put them differently: “locali” and “luoghi”

    Now, city structure is still something like
    http://www.baltazar.it/luoghi/italia/emilia-romagna/bologna/
    is loading a GD home page

    if I click on link See all listings (“Guarda lista completa locali”) it brings to
    http://www.baltazar.it/locali/italia/emilia-romagna/bologna/

    is it correct? Is not redundant? Why the Locator Switcher (or the Search) not goes directly to the 2nd link?
    Thank for confirmation is the right path, and for explanation.

    #34986

    magnaromagna
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    Post count: 227

    And I was forgotten a related question: since I changed the Permalink Structure as explained above, and Google indexed all listings as
    /luoghi/italia/emilia-romagna/bologna/name-of-listing
    instead of
    /locali/italia/emilia-romagna/bologna/name-of-listing
    do you know the right string to put into .htaccess to do the right redirect?
    Thanks again

    #35031

    Guust
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    Why the Locator Switcher (or the Search) not goes directly to the 2nd link?
    Because luoghi gives you ALL listings in the city, and locali only gives the listings in that CPT and the city you chosen.

    There is no link anywhere on your site to /luoghi/italia/emilia-romagna/bologna/name-of-listing, onlt to /CPT/COUNTRY/REGION/CITY/LISTING NAME, so /locali/italia/emilia-romagna/bologna/name-of-listing is the only link on you site.
    So Google will not index any duplicates.

    #35049

    magnaromagna
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    Post count: 227

    There is no link anywhere on your site to /luoghi/italia/emilia-romagna/bologna/name-of-listing, onlt to /CPT/COUNTRY/REGION/CITY/LISTING NAME, so /locali/italia/emilia-romagna/bologna/name-of-listing is the only link on you site.
    So Google will not index any duplicates.

    Try, for example: site:www.baltazar.it/luoghi/italia/emilia-romagna/bologna/
    There are many listings indexed by Google. Any chance to redirect 301 them to the right lising url?

    Thanks

    #35118

    Paolo
    Site Admin
    Post count: 31206

    hi,

    given that the old and the new permalinks are identical you can’t do that with 1 htaccess rule, which would be:

    
    
    
    RewriteRule ^oldpermalink/(.*)$ /newpermalink/$1 [L,R=301]

    changing oldperm and newperm accordingly.

    Because that would redirect also the pages where the old permalink is correct.

    The only way would be to redirect urls 1 by 1.

    Example: Redirect /olddirectory/rest_of_the_url/ http://example.com/newdirectory/rest_of_the_url

    Or wait until google realize you changed permalinks and correct their Serps. If you submit a new sitemap it should only take few days.

    Thanks

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