raquel_p

Thanks!

Imagine if Google were the order alphabetically? Ascending or descending, what difference would it make? I bet nobody would be happy.

I have a wide experience of many years with business directory that build in php + mysql for my old site. And I can say that the shuffle is the fairest. Users are not seeking the order, they are seeking the first companies that appear (just like Google). Now I have a wordpress, but have not found a convincing solution.

Another question: Who are your first customers with directory? Companies or users? Who’s gonna pay anyway?

Perhaps, to be fair to everyone. We could define a default order (random in my case) and the user could access the order you want by means of a button in order frontend.

Sorry for my poor english (I use Google Translate).

It’s not there.

See about BRA Currency on Paypal: This currency is supported as a payment currency and a currency balance for in-country PayPal accounts only.

https://cms.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/?cmd=_render-content&content_ID=developer/e_howto_api_nvp_currency_codes

So, I already tested the use of this currency in another application and it worked perfectly. I think this is valid for TRY and MYR too.

Paypal accept Real Brasileiro (BRA). Can you put this currency code in the plugin?

I am waiting too. This feature is very important for my project.

Hi,

How did you do this? Could you explain how did you limit the posts? I need this feature in my website. What plugin did you install for business directory?

I solve with this:

function any_ptype_on_tag($request) {
	if ( isset($request['tag']) )
		$request['post_type'] = 'any';

	return $request;
}
add_filter('request', 'any_ptype_on_tag');

An adaptation of the code above.

Original Credits:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/profile/scribu

I have the same problem. The links of regular tags doesnt work with Custom Post Types.

With the regular categories I had the same. But I corrected with code below (in functions.php)

function any_ptype_on_cat($request) {
	if ( isset($request['category_name']) )
		$request['post_type'] = 'any';

	return $request;
}
add_filter('request', 'any_ptype_on_cat');

I created my custom post types built-in categories and tags.