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Hi Maxim,

Thanks for your time.

I don’t expect you to give customisation advice, so I’ll understand if you don’t reply or whatever.

But hopefully if I throw this out to the community someone will come up with something 🙂

Here’s my code now:

<?PHP
$type = "hello";
$name_title = $_POST['derp'];
    if($_POST['submit']) {
        $name_title = $_POST['derp'];
?>

<?php
} else {
?>
<div id="propertysearch">
	<div id="printit"><?php print_r($_POST ["wpp_search"]["property_type"]); ?></div>
	<div id="printit2"><?php print_r($_POST ["derp"]); ?></div>
<section id="searchpropertieswidget-4" class="widget wpp_property_attributes"><div class="wpp_search_properties_widget"><span class="wpp_widget_no_title"></span>

<form id="" name="" action="http://seoanseo.ie/property/listings/" method="post">
    <div class="label-input-wrapper">
    	<ul class="wpp_search_elements">
        <li><div class="form-label">Title</div></li>
        <div class="form-input">

            <li>

<input id="property_type" class="" name = "wpp_search[property_type]">
<select id="demo" type="hidden" name="derp" onchange="myFunction()">
	<?php
		$names = array(
			'' => 'Any',
			'house_rental' => 'House (rental)',
			'apartment_rental' => 'Apartment (rental)',
		);
		foreach ($names as $key => $name)
		{
			$selection = ($key === $name_title) ? 'selected="selected"' : '';
			echo '\t<option value="' . $key . '" ' . $selection. '> ' . $name . '</option>';
		}
	?>
	</select>
<script>
function myFunction() {
    var x = document.getElementById("demo").value;
    document.getElementById("property_type").value = x;
}
</script>
 </li>

   <li class="wpp_search_form_element submit"><input type="submit" class=" searchmargin wpp_search_button submit btn btn-large" value="Search"></li>
    </ul>
    </div>
    </div>
</form>
</section>

<?php
}
?>

So I tried $_POST ["wpp_search"]["property_type"] which didn’t seem to work.

Then I set up a duplicate field that fills in the same info, it’s name is derp and it’s id is demo.

When I set up two divs to print the what is posted, nothing shows up in the divs on the search result page.

If I comment out the field that goes through to wp properties search likes so:
<!-- <input id="property_type" class="" name = "wpp_search[property_type]"> -->

when the inputs post the value is printed on screen.

Is it somehow not posting on the search results page?

Apologies guys, I was obviously way more tired than I though, this request for for an entirely different plugin. I have no idea how this got here!

Have also tried with default theme with same result.

Hi,

Yes it’s on a language specific page.

We worked around the problem by editing both Event manager and WPML EM references to locationajaxurl to include search&lang=en as above.

The only slight issue remaining is that Locations created by users via the event submission form are being created as though they are in the language of the form the user is on (i.e. if they’re on the Irish translation of the form the location is created as Irish and therefore not showing up in the locationajaxurl dropdown we edited)

This is the case even though we have not set locations to be translated as location translation was causing another problem that escapes my memory at the moment.

If you had any idea how to force the location to save as en, that would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

WPML, sorry I tagged it but didn’t put it in the body of the question 🙂

Hi Angelo,

Yes, if an event is posted in Irish it shows up om the Irish map, if it is posted in English it shows up on the English map.

The shortcode is:

[locations_map country=”IE” width=300 height=400 scope=”future”]

Although scope is only a recent addition and the problem has always been there for any use of [location_map] while EM WPML connector is turned on.

Hi Esmi,

Thanks so much for this.

I finally got around to doing it late one night. It’s done exactly what I wanted.

It seems to have caused one minor annoyance that you may be able to help me with

Whenever I try to preview a blog post or edits to a page, the page shown will be http://www.example.com/?p=3063&preview=true

This either shows a 404 or tells me I don’t have permission to preview the content.

The ‘work around’ I’ve started using is manually changing the www to wp each time I land on a preview page (e.g. wp.example.com/?p=3063&preview=true)

This works, but is a little time consuming, particularly if I need to preview the page five times in a row.

Thanks again,

Barry