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Hello,
The reason for this issue was that WPEngine implements page caching on front end pages, and our plugin is dealing with cookies and PHP sessions to protect from CSRF so it failed. We had to change some parts of our code, and it’s now resolved since version 2.3.3

Hello,
sorry for not replying sooner. We’ve got your idea, will try to implement it somehow in one of the nearest update. Most probably we’ll scan the current locations database to see if there is more than one country, and if it’s true, then show the countries drop down list.

yes sure you can delete the plugin from the WordPress admin panel, just as any other plugin

There’s the “products” feature which acts like tags actually, you can assign several products to a location, then the customer choose it in a drop down.

Hi,
it’s a strange error. To make sure, we will need an admin access to your WordPress. If it’s ok for you, please let me know, please contact us through locatoraid.com with your details.

Hi,
you might play with the CSS settings. The map is wrapped within #lpr-map, the results are within #lpr-locations. So you could try to add this code to the page with the shortcode:

<style>
#lpr-map {
display: none;
}
</style>

Hi,
I’m sorry this problem is quite difficult to track, it might work now and not work in a few minutes. At least in version 2.3.1 we have added an option to remove that auto detect function not to confuse the customers.

Hi,
sorry for the issue, we’ve resolved it in 2.3.1 version.

Hi,
as of version 2.3.1, we’ve added the option to sort locations alphabetically in the front end (set this in Configuration > Settings > Group Output).

yes sorry it was a bug, please make use of the updated 2.3.2 version

Hi,
it’s a strange error, I’ve just checked it out with the latest WordPress 4.0 version and it working fine for me. It might be a conflict with some other plugin on your site. To make sure, we will need an admin access to your WordPress. If it’s ok for you, please let me know, please contact us through locatoraid.com with your details.

Hi,
thank you for your feedback. We’ve just released a fresh 2.2.1 update where we’ve added wrapping elements with own CSS classes for every item in the search results.

For example, for the distance it is “.lpr-location-distance”. We made it bold in our default CSS, but you can easily overwrite it by adding some CSS to the page with Locatoraid shortcode, for example:

<style>
.lpr-location-distance {
color: red;
}
</style>

Hi, I’m sorry it would not be easily possible at the moment due to the way the plugin is designed. When a visitor searches for an address or a zip code, the plugin passes this search string to Google Maps, gets back the coordinates of this address, then searches its locations database for these coordinates, we do not pass the visitor search directly to our database.

Hi, I probably miss the point, do you mean that you can’t create more than 100 locations?

Hello,
please try the latest version, it should have this issue resolved.