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I’ve just checked that folder and oddly it only contains the five original png icons that came with the plugin (111, 222, 333, 444 & 555) and nothing else.

What’s odder is that when I looked at one of custom icons and pressed “view image”, it showed the URL as being wp-content/plugins/easy2map/images/map_pins/pins/uploaded/1/custom.png.

I can’t see such a folder at all! Very strange.

Ah sorry, I just realised I wasn’t being clear!

The markers themselves are no problem, I don’t want to change them – I actually meant to say the icons that represent the pins. I’ve added some custom icons that I want to get rid of.

When click on “Change Icon”, it takes me to “My map icons” and there is a selection of the default ones and all the ones I’ve added. I want to get rid of several of the icons I’ve added because I don’t want to use them anymore, but I can’t see how – I can only see two options: simply closing the window or uploading another new icon.

Again, apologies for confusing my terminology earlier!

Is there a way you suggest I might be able to approach attempting this?

For example, I think possibly the wpbdp_the_listing_sort_options function might need a tweak, but I’m not sure where I can find what it does (I just found a reference to it in businessdirectory-listings.tpl php file). Then I’d add something in my functions file that would just prevent the advert title in search results being hyperlinked to a profile. If the advert still has to be created, then that’s fine, I just want to prevent it being easily reached.

I appreciate this probably sounds a bit unusual, but any pointers you can give would be most appreciated. Thanks!

Sorry, I wrote that at the end of a long day and totally confused my terms. I didn’t mean profiles at all, I actually meant to say adverts. Here’s what I was trying to say, but with the correct words:

“I need to add listings that don’t actually have full advert pages, but will still appear in the search results. Is there any way of doing this? Or do all listings get their own advert, no matter how few fields are filled in? Is there a way to make this happen? Say, whenever a specific field is left empty then there is no advert.”

So let’s say for simplicity, that there’s a field called “full-advert”. If it says “yes” then when a search is done, that listing will be clickable and have its own page. But if it says “no” then the listing will appear in the search results but it won’t be clickable and the person searching will not be able to get more details that what is in the search results page.

I hope that makes more sense this time! Apologies again

@pmpro-lisa I was thinking that might be the case. Will probably be seeing you there soon!

@essaysnark Thanks for the tip. I must say I hadn’t figured it out, but thanks for the positive thinking! I noticed that GF user registration and PMPro user registration seemed to want to put user meta in different tables and was flummoxing myself with this, but that might not be important – I’m sure user meta can be in both. I will try and use your suggestion although I think I have to improve my understanding of how these functions are constructed first to avoid making a mess!