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The error code I get through the developer options is:

Refused to display ‘https://www.arcgis.com/home/signin.html?returnUrl=https%3A//www.arcgis.com/apps/Embed/index.html%3Fwebmap%3D8f6ac81be14b4f24bcda4dcc6d21a5e4%26extent%3D%26theme%3Dlight%26zoom%3Dfalse%26scale%3Dfalse%26disable_scroll%3Dfalse’ in a frame because it set ‘X-Frame-Options’ to ‘deny’.

Tried in Chrome and Edge. I have a webmap in a Public group and have only two layers:
– One I created
– One of ESRIs standard basemaps

Got any ideas what the issue is or where I can start troubleshooting?

I’m new to WP, so not quite sure which pieces of the puzzle I need to put together.

I need to pull together some combination of I think map plugin, list/table plugin, and outside web service integration. Looking for any recommendations on approach, good plugins, which services to use, best approach to config, etc.

The project:

1. let the user enter their address (validate address somehow – how? vs. what?)
2. determine if that address falls within one of several predefined geographical areas (GIS data, uploaded to a custom list or table in WP? something else?)
3. communicate to user whether submitted address falls within the defined area

Any ideas?

Best,
:)Ben

But any ideas how to find closes post objects to a given point using you plugin when you are on mysql 5.6?

ST_distance returns a distance in degrees which is not very useful and st_distance sphere is not available…

Any help is appreciated as I’d prefere not to have to build custom tables etc and I can do a great circle calculation using plain meta but it will be slow…

Posted somewhere else but this may be a better place for this.

I’m looking to make a page with the same structure and functionality as this one: https://www.mapbox.com/maps/

I’m a strong-ish visual designer looking to make a compelling web experience by telling a story with GIS data. MapBox’s page, featuring a right-aligned sidebar with a left-aligned map that changes as you scroll down, is exactly what I want to do.

Can anyone here offer some creative solutions about re-constructing the functionality of this page with Themes, Plug-Ins, etc.? I’ve put together WordPress sites before but would appreciate guidance. Right now, I have Salient and MapBox to work with but will gladly purchase another Theme, Plug-Ins, etc. to recreate this without a lot of code.

Thanks!!!

I’m looking to make a page with the same structure and functionality as this one: https://www.mapbox.com/maps/

I’m a strong-ish visual designer looking to make a compelling web experience by telling a story with GIS data. MapBox’s page, featuring a right-aligned sidebar with a left-aligned map that changes as you scroll down, is exactly what I want to do.

Can anyone here offer some creative solutions about re-constructing the functionality of this page with Themes, Plug-Ins, etc.? I’ve put together WordPress sites before but would appreciate guidance. Right now, I have Salient and MapBox to work with but will gladly purchase another Theme, Plug-Ins, etc. to recreate this without a lot of code.

Thanks!!!

Any thoughts on achieving this?

www.FDmaps.com

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/basic-google-maps-placemarks/

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/oembed-gist/

We have stand alone pages with 100+ counties showing each list.

Here’s an example page:

https://carolinasfirepage.com/gis/buncombe-county/

Here’s the issue: notice the list below the map.

It is sorting like this:

Sta 1 – Asheville
Sta 10 – Asheville
Sta 10 – Enka-Candler Sta 1
Sta 10 – Enka-Candler Sta 2
Sta 11 – Asheville
Sta 11 – Riceville
Sta 12 – Asheville
Sta 12 – Upper Hominy Sta 1
Sta 12 – Upper Hominy Sta 2
Sta 14 – Reems Creek
Sta 15 – Barnardsville
Sta 16 – Jupiter
Sta 17 – Beaverdam
Sta 18 – Leicester Sta 1
Sta 18 – Leicester Sta 2
Sta 18 – Leicester Sta 3
Sta 19 – French Broad
Sta 2 – Asheville
Sta 20 – Woodfin
Sta 21 – Skyland Sta 1
Sta 21 – Skyland Sta 2 – Avery Creek Station
Sta 21 – Skyland Sta 3 – Bishop Station
Sta 22 – Broad River Sta 1
Sta 22 – Broad River Sta 2
Sta 23 – Garren Creek Sta 1
Sta 23 – Garren Creek Sta 2
Sta 24 – Asheville Regional Airport
Sta 3 – Asheville
Sta 3 – Fairview Sta 1
Sta 3 – Fairview Sta 2
Sta 4 – Asheville
Sta 4 – Black Mountain Sta 1
Sta 4 – Black Mountain Sta 2
Sta 4 – Black Mountain Sta 3 – Laurel Ridge
Sta 5 – Asheville
Sta 5 – West Buncombe
Sta 6 – Asheville
Sta 6 – Swannanoa Sta 1
Sta 6 – Swannanoa Sta 2
Sta 7 – Asheville
Sta 8 – Asheville
Sta 8 – Weaverville
Sta 9 – Asheville

We would like it to sort numerically:

Sta 1
Sta 2
Sta 3
Sta 4
etc…..

Any ideas on how to change this?

Thanks in advance.

jfh

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/basic-google-maps-placemarks/

I want to start a blog that essentially shows photos, with comments, from different locations. I want the blog to have a world map dominating the page, with photos shown as pins on the map, so that the reader can drill into the map and click on the pins, which bring up the individual photos and comments. So, not really different from a custom google map. It can then have the individual entries below the map, and all the other usual widgets down the side – but I want the map to stay at the top of the blog.

Ideally, we could simply take a photo and upload a geo-tagged entry (eg from iPhone – the photos are not artistic ones) that would automatically get updated on the blog and map, although I accept that this might not be possible and I might have to manually add the location information.

I’d be grateful for thoughts and apologies again if the answer is obvious. Even a steer in the right direction would be useful… I haven’t started the blog yet and am open-minded on whether to self-host or not, so either version of WP is possible (or even a different blog platform).

Thanks.