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  • Plugin Support angelo_nwl

    (@angelo_nwl)

    few users already reported similar issues but can’t seems to replicate this; can you share us a step by step guide on how to replicate this?

    thanks

    Thread Starter Beee

    (@beee)

    I don’t know how to replicate this.

    I created a page called locations, with parent events.
    I set that as page as default in Settings > Pages > Location List Archives

    This is the code I use for displaying a location in a list

    <tr>
      <td class="location-name">#_LOCATIONLINK</td>
      <td class="location-address">#_LOCATIONADDRESS</td>
      <td class="location-city">#_LOCATIONTOWN</td>
      <td class="location-country">#_LOCATIONCOUNTRY</td>
    </tr>

    Hiya,

    It sounds like you accidently created multiple locations.

    The solution is that you’ll need to find the duplicated locations in the database and delete them from there directly.

    Thanks,
    Phil

    Thread Starter Beee

    (@beee)

    as you can see in the admin screenshot above, it exists once.

    The permalinks and page id’s are identical from those pages.
    I checked, I opened both pages and went to Edit page.

    Was the same page id.

    Plugin Support angelo_nwl

    (@angelo_nwl)

    tried you link at https://www.freerides.org/events/locations/ and didn’t find any duplicate location, are you able to fix it?

    Thread Starter Beee

    (@beee)

    Thought I answered this already…

    Yes, there were double entries in the db, all with null values.
    how they ended up there, no idea….

    deleted them and will keep an eye out for the future…

    Plugin Author Marcus (aka @msykes)

    (@netweblogic)

    Hey Beee, someone with the same issue sent me their site info, so I’m able to reproduce and hopefully fix this very soon!

    Thread Starter Beee

    (@beee)

    thanks for the update…

    luckily it’s for my own site instead and not for a customer, so it’s not a huge deal.

    I have the exact same issue. Where in the database did you find them? However in my case location CSS seems to be pulled twice so I’m not sure just deleting them will work for me.

    Plugin Author Marcus (aka @msykes)

    (@netweblogic)

    I’d recommend creating a new thread @celticdancer as it sounds like you have a different problem, plus this thread is old/resolved.

    The duplicate location data would be in wp_em_locations

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