Marc Olivier Meunier
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As far as I understand:
– If registration is off => email goes to the listing email
– If registration is on => email goes to the wp userIn my case registration is off but it doesn’t mean you CAN’T register. It just means it’s not mandatory. So if you register a new WP user and you submit a new listing AND registration is off, the WP user should receive the message. It’s just common sense. Otherwise, why would you go through the trouble of creating yourself a wp user?
Having the choice would be nice.
And yes the support is really reactive.
– Who posted the ad? A user? The admin?
A user.
– Who received the email, specifically? The user? The admin? Someone else not listed?
The person who’s email address is listed on the listing. Not the owner of the listing.
– What version of BD are you running?
latest
– Was registration turned on or off here (for BD)?
Turned off. So you can register as a guest with no wordpress account. But you can also register and submit a listing.Hi,
I have a suggestion:
How about you start getting some experience with Gravity forms and make a paid module to use Gravity forms for adding new businesses?
I would definitely pay for that.I like all the features and everything you’ve done with the directory, but I must say that the submit page is really too weak. It’s very messy.
Take a look at mine:
http://www.elearningcontractors.com/directory/?action=submitlisting
I would love to have something better and more improved without having to hack some CSS which I don’t seem to understand. (what’s the handle for the labels?? yes I’ve tried Firebug and chrome inspect stuff, etc…)
Seriously you need a form editor. Or a way to control multipaging, or a way to create sections, etc…
You need that to beat the competition!I have no idea how to do this… and it won’t be sustainable. I’ll wait till you do that or propose it as a paid module.
Does BD content supports filters?
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= How can I filter other parts of my site? =
* If the content supports WordPress filters, register the
eae_encode_emails()function to it:add_filter($tag, 'eae_encode_emails');.You can create a custom menu and include it in the side bar using a widget.
Hi,
I have the same problem.
From what I understand business categories are different from post categories.
Has anyone made a widget to display business categories?
It seems this is the one missing here…Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: using wp_list_pages to create a menuIf someone has a very good idea to give… I’ll be interested .
Otherwise the solution I use now comes from Gengo which provides Snippets that can be displayed in any language provided that you give the translation…
and automagically 🙂Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: using wp_list_pages to create a menuHummm No.
Blix is indeed almost good… but a bit dirty to my mind…
I really need to use wp_list_pages and Blix is using some custom BX_list_pages or so to get the list of pages.
But I really need to use wp_list_pages as I’m using Gengo for multilingual purpose. Gengo is giving a different output for wp_list_pages wether you are browsing the website in a language or another.So if I can trick the output of wp_list_pages then I will get my menu built automagically 🙂
Anybody knows how to do that?
thanks anyway Class !!