kartguru

I too was experiencing redirection issues on multisite and rolled back once I discovered Rank Math was the cause.

Sweet, thanks for liking my idea and rolling it into the next version.

Cheers

stumbled across this Shimona, it may assist you

https://forums.geomywp.com/topic/update-safe-changes-to-template-files/#post-33917

Good pickup @dbrandt

btw, I like your implementation of the plugin.

Thanks for responding @aurovrata and thanks for the sweet plugin.

Using the below code I was able to pass on the form data to GEO My WP

add_action('cf7_2_post_form_submitted_to_post', 'new_post_mapped',10,4);
function new_post_mapped($post_id, $cf7_form_data, $cf7form_key, $submitted_files){
	// ref https://docs.geomywp.com/article/154-posts-locator-function-gmwupdatepostlocation
	if ( false !== wp_is_post_revision( $post_id ) ) {
		return;
	}
	if ( defined( 'DOING_AUTOSAVE' ) && DOING_AUTOSAVE ) {
		return;
	}
	if ( ! current_user_can( 'edit_post', $post_id ) ) {
		return;
	}
	$address = $cf7_form_data['address-my-location'];
	if ( empty( $address ) ) {
		return;
	}
	if ( ! function_exists( 'gmw_update_post_location' ) ) {
		return;
	}
	gmw_update_post_location( $post_id, $address );
}

Yes, easy.

In mapping top right hand corner.

Select Existing Post
& Post = post

Of course you already had a solution for this ?? Great stuff!

Thanks and take care David

Hi David

I’ve had my thinking cap on since your reply and my current train of thought is attacking this a little differently. I’m exploring ways to achieve the desired outcome via some custom code.

Just as a FYI the steps for the frontend submission form are
– upload an image
– fill out info for the parent post

You’ve done more than enough responding to my questions. I thank you again for your time and a brilliant plugin.

– michael

If I may a quick update to assist others David. To check all in the hierarchy I update the template to …

template:[+custom:geo_address,extract('/(?<city>[^, ]*), (?<region>[^,]*), (?<country>.*)/')+](/[+matches:country+]/[+matches:region+]/[+matches:city+]), (/[+matches:country+]/[+matches:region+]),(/[+matches:country+])

Cheers

– michael

One additional update for those wishing to follow these instructions.

When executed from Media Library Assistant Settings > IPTC & EXIF Processing Options > Att. Categories rule, it worked as described.

When run from Media/Assistant submenus (or set to run on upload) it created unwanted categories. Changing the default ‘Option’ in the rule to Text (from array) resolved the issue.

David

I am slightly embarrassed as I did look at the first page only of the example plugins and snippets of their documentation. I did not realise there are 72 example plugins to extend what is a massive plugin already. Can I blame young children and sleepless nights?

Hats off mate, I don’t even know what else to say. I hope your family understands the contribution you’ve made with this plugin. For me, I had started a project almost 2 years ago and a few failed attempts to get the results described above had me wondering if I would ever get it live. With your plugin I now think its a real possibility.

Anyway even if I found the plugin I think I may have needed a little help after a few failed attempts. I followed the above detailed instructions (with explanations) and I was able to replicate the described (and desired) outcome.

I do truly thank you David and hope you have a wonderful retirement!

– michael

Hi Severin

Sorry for the delay & thanks for getting back to me.

https://dontparkthere.fyi/phpinfo.php

Cheers

did you have any luck with this Young Master? I have the same problem.

– michael

were you able to resolve your issues Kosuki? I’m having similar issues atm

The nightly build (Stable tag: 0.9.3) seems to have resolved this

https://github.com/Toro-Unit/custom-post-type-permalinks