But the search bar on the homepage (https://dev.fmals.de), which sends the users to the jobs listing page, is having some strange issues, if you search for certain locations:

e.g. Solingen, Leverkusen or Dortmund show the expected results.

Berlin and K?ln, however, do not.

If you enter “Berlin” and click on the proposed entry “Berlin, Deutschland” you won’t get any results: https://dev.fmals.de/stellenmarkt/?search_keywords=&search_location=Berlin%2C+Deutschland&search_category= is getting no result

If you enter “Berlin” and just click on the search button (without selecting the proposed entry), you’ll get 2 results, as expected: https://dev.fmals.de/stellenmarkt/?search_keywords=&search_location=Berlin&search_category=

If you do the same with “K?ln” you won’t get any results, whether you choose “K?ln, Deutschland” from the dropdown or not:

https://dev.fmals.de/stellenmarkt/?search_keywords=&search_location=K?ln&search_category= 

https://dev.fmals.de/stellenmarkt/?search_keywords=&search_location=K?ln%2C+Deutschland&search_category=

If you do the same search requests mentioned above directly on https://dev.fmals.de/stellenmarkt/ there are no problems at all.

And, even worse, if you do a follow-up search on the (incorrect) search results page with any location that nnormally produces results, you won’t get those. E.g. try a search here: https://dev.fmals.de/stellenmarkt/?search_keywords=&search_location=K?ln%2C+Deutschland&search_category=

How can I fix this?

(I am using the cariera theme and have currently deactivated all other plugins in order to find a solution.)

Best regards

Is there any documenation or help you I can build a radius search for products with WCFM? Do I need any extra plugins like geo my wordpress for this?

All I can do is making a page with vendor search (also radius search). But I don’t need my customers to find the vendors, just products nearby…

Best regards
Andi

Temporary development URL above.

Radius Search:
I’ve purchased this addon, created the separate API Key for geocaching and included in the admin, ensured that coordinates are set for properties, but for some reason the search still doesn’t pick up properties in the radius, it only shows those which match the address keyword. Am I missing something obvious or is there something else I should try?

For example, of the 3 sample properties I’ve added: Marazion is well within 10 miles of Penzance so should show up when searching for Penzance or by postcode TR20.

Custom Search Form labels – department radio buttons
As you can see on the homepage I am hoping to use a tab style selector for rent/sale with the currently in use one in colour (otherwise greyed out). However as the input is within the parent label the usual CSS selectors do not work. Is there a way to either a) add a class to the parent using the ajax which is already in place for switching out the max price / max rent, or b) change the display so it is in the standard form of
<input id="this" ... ><label for="this" ... >label</label>
so that I can then use the CSS selectors
input[type="radio"]:checked + label

Shortlist
A couple of questions relating to the shortlist. I can see from the documentation that it should be possible to have the properties listed along with the ‘enquire about all properties’ button – but I cannot see how to activate this? Nor how to add the map view to the shortlisted properties page.

Is it possible to display the ‘Remove from Shortlist’ button on the property listing page ONLY on the shortlisted properties page? I can add it using the hooks but is there a page identifier for the shortlist page (eg ispage('shortlist') or similar).

Is there a way to have a ‘view shortlist’ link automatically appear under the ‘remove from shortlist’ button once a property has been added?

Price display
At the moment the price seems to be a bit backwards to what would be expected – ie instead of OIRO ￡350,000 it says ￡350,000 OIRO – is there a simple way to reverse this? It would be a bit clunky to have to rearrange with CSS.

Thats ‘all’ for now! May be more as I get more content added in – just working on a skeleton info for now.

I wasn’t sure if it is easier putting all the questions in one place or to separate them out, so to keep the support page smaller I did it all in one! let me know if you prefer them separated out for future reference.

Also I’m not sure how to add the fact that I have a license key here so hopefully you can see from your records who does!

I need some help to convert this Radius Search SQL query into a WordPress Query.

When I use this with a mySQL table it works but how do I use this with the wordpress query?

$lat_set - entered by customer
$lng_set - entered by customer
$lat_post - custom field in Post
$lng_post - custom field in Post
$markers - CPT
$search_distance - the wished search radius

SELECT id, ( 6371 * acos( cos( radians( $lat_set ) ) * cos( radians( $lat_post ) ) * cos( radians( $lng_post ) - radians( $lng_set ) ) + sin( radians( $lat_set ) ) * sin( radians( $lat_post ) ) ) ) AS distance FROM $markers HAVING distance < $search_distance ORDER BY distance LIMIT 0 , 20;

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Denis

I would like to have a simple search box using the same fields as the search widget in the same page as the results page.

In other words, to display a map of locations on a page with a search form underneath so that when a user searches the map is refreshed.

I have tried this using the widget by adding a widget area to the same page and directing back to that page, but without success.

Thanks
Ian

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/geo-mashup/

Please check https://najdem.info/ There is good example of it.

If someone can resolve it can also contact me on [email protected]

Best regards