[Steven Zahm]

I’ve added this to my feature request list :)

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ian

Hmmm… not sure how that would be possible. That template is “stock”, right? No modifications other than the CSS to hide the duplicates. Can you share a link to the page with the issue so I can take a look?

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@ Matt

There’s not a way to disable it, but CSS can be used to hide it. Add the following to the theme’s custom CSS area:

#cn-circled .cn-circled-excerpt {
    display: none;
}

That should do it.

Hope that helps, let me know.

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@ Sharri

Yes, I would love to see the error log. I can’t image what would be wrong with the anniversary dates. Something like that would have effected for more many sites than just yours. Contact me using the contact link at the very bottom of the site. After I reply, you will be able send me the error log.

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@ Peggy

Good to hear this is resolved. It seems the fatal error “Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 69468160) (tried to allocate 1946535 bytes) in /home3/bpwsouthsnd/public_html/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 1767” was due to that the setting change by the host had yet taken effect because 69468160 bytes is only 69 MB, give or take. My guess that it working in the other browsers was because enough time passed for the change to take effect.

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@ Debbie

Right, this a current known limitation noted in the docs.

If you are sorting by anything other than the default sort order you will have to disable the character index.

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@ Michael

Ok, I logged in and installed the Query Monitor plugin. The table for both the addresses and phone numbers were being reported as “crashed and should be repaired“. With that information I installed the WP-DBManager plugin and used it to repair those two tables.

That seems to have fixed the issue as I was able to add a entry with an address and phone and then edit them.

I spot checked a few other entries and the addresses and phone numbers were available to edit.

If any addresses or phone numbers were added after the tables became corrupt, you will very likely have to add them again when editing the entry since that data could not be permanently saved. These two tables have quite a bit of data saved so I assume most of your data is safe.

What would cause this? Sorry, but I do not know and I have never seen this before. It is completely possible that you may have other tables that are corrupt too but I do not think so because I think WP-DBManager would report it on its overview page. But I am not certain of that.

I’ve left both the Query Monitor and WP-DBManager plugins installed. You can safely delete these.

Apologies for the trouble!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Brett

re: I see that people can edit their own profile info if they are set up as WP users

Yes, you’ll need the Link extension and you might want the Form extension too.

re: is it possible to “split” a listing so that the user can edit part (like their profile info) and the admin only can access other aspects of the listing (like categories, search terms etc?

Not out of the box but I suppose it might be possible to have something custom coded to make this possible.

re: is a click to listing from a google map possible?

Sorry, no, not at this time.

Hope that answers your questions thoroughly!

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@ Priyank

re: Can I create a custom field that applies to all the listings ?

Yes, see this on how to add a text field.

See this on how to make the text field importable with the CSV Import extension.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Sharri

re: Contacted host and they increased memory but said that was not the issue. Said that there was an error code reflecting that somewhere there was a disconnect in the site and the plugin it seemed.

Perhaps they can give you the exact error code. That would be helpful. You should have access to the PHP error log. Can you let me know what errors are reported in the error log? If you do not know where this log is, you will have to ask your host since every host is different.

re: Yes, I have been adding with images. I found that in this process some of the images were causing the error code. I fixed the images and they were accepted.

Hmmm… this make me lean even more to this being a PHP memory issue.

To dig into this deeper and get this resolved quicker, I’ll need a temp WP admin account and a FTP login. The details can be posted here as a private reply. I’m certain after I have the logins I can narrow down and resolve the issue fairly quickly.

re: Also, sorry I could not find your responses and did not receive an email notification that you had responded.

No problem. It happens from time to time. Did you by chance uncheck the option to receive email notices of replies? If not, perhaps the are being filtered into your spam folder. Is the email address you gave an activate account? I see it is actually registered to quite a few domains so I am guessing it is but I thought I’d ask to cover all the bases.

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