• Resolved nilssondigital

    (@nilssondigital)


    Orignially I wanted to create a few custom taxonomies for my listing post type (Specialisms, Subjects, Ages Supported), so that when I output those, I can have each term linked to the archive page for the term, which will display all listings with that taxonomy.

    However..I don’t see an easy way to create a custom taxonomy for GD, so my question is – I’m using the custom fields instead, but there’s no way to “link” those terms to an archive page like you could categories/tags.

    In an ideal world…instead of using archive pages, each term would just link back to the search page with that value as a parameter.

    For example, if you look at the current page:
    https://www.sensationaltutors.co.uk/tutors/becky/

    Under teh “Specialisms” section, all those terms are linked to the archive page. When set up with geodirectory, each of those terms would be linked as a search parameter. So if I clicked Anxiety, it would take me to https://sensationaltutors.co.uk/search?geodir_search=1&stype=gd_place&s=%20&snear=&specia%5B%5D=Anxiety

    (that search link isn’t active, but that’s what I would like to achieve)

    Can you see any way with this plugin to achieve either of those things? A link to an archive page for each term/, or link to search, using either taxonomies or custom fields?

    Thanks!

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  • Plugin Support alexrollin

    (@alexrollin)

    Hello,

    WordPress rules forbid us from providing support here for our premium features.

    For more about this please put in a ticket here:

    https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/

    Thank you

    Thread Starter nilssondigital

    (@nilssondigital)

    Oh sorry I wasn’t aware this was a part of one of the premium addons…the custom fields and search (not advanced search) is just part of the standard plugin right?

    Is there a possibility with one of the premium addons?

    Plugin Author Paolo

    (@paoltaia)

    Custom Field search is part of the advanced search add-on. Because you are a paid member, you should only ask for support through our website.

    Thanks,

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