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Hello,
you don’t even have to put an img tag to make it work, the system will automatically recognize if the content of the field ends with .jpg or .png or .gif or .svg then it will automatically render it as image.

And you still can make use of any HTML code as well in the custom fields.

resolved

Hi rik_blonde,
sorry this was a bug with installations on https, it’s resolved in 2.3.7 version.

Hello,
you can install two copies of Locatoraid, just make a copy of the main “locatoraid.php” file to something like “locatoraid_2.php” or “locatoraid_another.php” or anything else starting with “locatoraid_”. Then you can activate it in the admin panel, and it will be a completely independent install. Then you could use a different shortcode pointing to this new install.

Hello,
I’m sorry at the moment it could be changed through configuration, but if it’s ok for you to edit PHP files, please edit this one:

locatoraid/application/models/location_model.php

On line 242 change the order in which the address parts are listed. Now it is:

foreach( array(‘city’, ‘state’, ‘zip’) as $af )

make it like this:

foreach( array(‘zip’, ‘state’, ‘city’) as $af )

Could you please resend your message, or post your front end link here?

Hello,
you will also need to enable that in Configuration > Settings : Choose Country Drop Down.

marking it closed

Hello,
there might be a conflict issue with your theme or other plugin. Could you please give me the URL of your front end page with Locatoraid shortcode? Please contact as through the contact form at locatoraid.com

Hello,
what are the exact troubles? Didn’t it show up at all or the view is somewhat awkward? Could you please give me the URL of your front end page with ShiftController shortcode? Please contact us through the contact form at shiftcontroller.com

Hello,
I’m sorry no at the moment, it would not be possible to categorize the locations this way.

Hello,
as of version 2.3.4 we have added the option to display country drop down in the front end. You will need to have locations with various countries, then enable in in Configuration > Settings.

Hi,
as of version 2.3.4, we’ve resolved that “Call to undefined function ci_get_instance()” error, it was happening when the post with the shortcode was appearing in the list rather than on a page of its own.

Hello,
I’m sorry at the moment it’s not a good idea to change the HTML output that is produced in the locations list by the plugin. Although there is an option to adjust the view by CSS. Every location property is wrapped within a <li> with a class named like “lpr-location-*property_name*”, for example for the location name it is “lpr-location-name”, so you can add this CSS to either your theme CSS file or to the post with Locatoraid shortcode:

<style>
.lpr-location-name
{
font-size: 1.2em;
color: red;
}
</style>

Regarding the URL instead of ‘Website’ label, as of version 2.3.4 we’ve added a bit of configuration for this, in the Pro version in Configuration > Location Form now there’s the input for the Website field. If nothing is given, it will display the location URL, otherwise your custom text will be shown, such as ‘Website’.

Hello,
you will need to update the MySQL database for that, change the type of the “name” column in the “wp_lctr2_locations” table, by default it’s varchar(100), so you will need to change it to something longer, or to TEXT.