Filter Placemarks Revisited

excellent job, exactly what I wanted, almost love you.
gonna test it, and try not to disturb you unless some comet hits my comp.

Hello Jesse,

First I’ve read everything you did.
copy-pasted core.php, main functions.js and created custom js file for the second part.

now my maps doesnot display anything. I created myPage.php but don’t know how to include this.
The problem is that I cant find what you did in your functions.php (which I guess is located in themes folder right?).
Is functions.php what I need to edit to display my maps page via myPage.php?

and Is this all I needed to do?

Edit: I found that I can display it via Map Page Main.
but it still doesnot shows me map, just search and direction boxes.

okay I found

function addjQueryUI() {
	wp_deregister_script('jquery');
	wp_deregister_script('jquery-ui-core');
	wp_register_script('jquery', 'https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.3/jquery.min.js',false,'1.8.3',false);
	wp_register_script('jquery-ui-core','https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.9.2/jquery-ui.min.js',array('jquery'),'1.9.2',false);
	wp_enqueue_script('jquery');
    wp_enqueue_script('jquery-ui-core');
    //wp_enqueue_script('jquery-ui-draggable');
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'addjQueryUI');

for the function.php in my themes and added at the bottom but nothing changes. my guess is that core.php is buggy for this plugin (ver.1.8).

because, when I include core.php, it doesnot shows my footer. I mean php interpretation stops at some place.
“<div id=”map”> is last what it does in my html source.

This was originally written on 1.9RC2 (I believe) so running it with 1.8 might cause some strange bugs. I’d backup the 1.8 since it’s stable and grab the RC2 and test it with that. I’d be interested in seeing if you run into the same issues that msmithwise ran into.

jesse.t
I assumed you meant in test.js
I did that and have still not managed to get it to work.
Interested in some small contract work? I just want to get this up and running

Sorry man I missed this. Maybe I can free up some time this afternoon and release the latest updates. I think with what I have up currently its kind of piecemailed together from different versions of me working on it. As of now, we have it running rather well. Admittedly, there are probably some funny bugs in the versions you guys are using.

My bad. I found version 1.9.3RC which works perfect. I mean it displays the map, but where are the categories? how to hide/show them?

Hmm, I was on 1.9.2. I know that ian made some changes with 1.9.3 so I cannot promise that it’ll work flawlessly. Did you implement my changes or just install 1.9.3? The reason I ask is my work isn’t implemented into Ians core, so you will still need to add them manually.

Assuming you did that, I would suggest the following:

Make sure your markers are assigned to categories. If they are, my next suggestion would be to run firebug’s console in firefox and see if you receive any javascript errors. The way it works is Core.php pulls the categories in and sends them to functions.js which then pushes them into an array. I then take the array and display it in test.js.

If you have a recommendation on where I could host the files, I’d be more than happy to upload all my modded files for you to drop in. I’d rather not use my companies ftp.

I did everything with markers and categories. it even shows me my markers on map.
There are millions of errors
most of them start like this one.
Timestamp: 02/22/2013 05:40:50 PM
Error: TypeError: $ is undefined
Source File: https://heureka.ge/test/1/gmapscustomfunctions.js
Line: 1
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it in my FF Console
and in my Chrome:
https://s019.radikal.ru/i610/1302/c4/cf9959a00237.png

I guess I just continue searching with some suitable plugin

https://www.4shared.com/
is good i guess
and it’s worth trying dropbox/google drive

$ is undefined

Interesting… Are you loading my js file before or after functions.js/Jquery?

Jquery should be first, followed by functions.js then finally test.js.

before, tried in both ways

That was the same issue that msmithwise had. Let me upload my latest work and see if it does it for you.

Alternatively, although I doubt it will work you could add $ = jQuery.noConflict(); to the top of test.js, though I think that would remove the $.bgmp variable if you did it that way.

That’s how my source code looks like
https://pastebin.com/C98SrsgC
first is jquerys (in header)

than there is functions.js

and in the end your gmapscustomfunctions.js

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waiting with pleasure (or something like this)