WordPress multisite and WP Go Maps

  • Resolved sanabibi

    (@sanabibi)


    1 year ago

    Hey community,

    I’m looking for a solution where we have a multisite network in WordPress, and each user can create their own website. We’re designing our own theme and want to integrate maps for each user.

    Here are our requirements for the map:

    1. Each user should be able to create their own map.
    2. The user will have data for markers in the form of longitude and latitude. Based on this, the markers should be shown with popups on hover.
    3. When a user clicks on any property in the listings, the map should switch to that marker and property location.
    4. Users should be able to draw any shape and find markers within that range. Additionally, the side properties should change according to the drawn area.

    Issues: I have installed WP Google Maps plugin, but it is not showing the maps in subdomains for each user. In short, users have no access to it.

    Is it possible to achieve these requirements with the free version? Each user will create their own map. or is this compatiable with WordPress MultiSite Network.

    This is a sample site that fulfills all requirements: https://www.livetampafied.com/property-search/results/?searchtype=3

    Looking forward for a better solution!!!

    • This topic was modified 1 year ago by sanabibi.
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  • Plugin Author DylanAuty

    (@dylanauty)

    Hi @sanabibi,

    Thank you for getting in touch, we do appreciate your time.

    Our plugin is multi-site compatible, and our base plugin does allow for unlimited markers to be created. Unfortunately, multiple maps is a premium feature and to discuss this further you are welcome to reach out to us on our website, as we are not allowed to discuss premium features on these forums, as per the www.ads-software.com guidelines.

    At this point in time we do not have any systems which allow a user to own a map or a marker, which means the use case you described is not possible with out core code at the moment. It is something we are looking into adding in the future.

    Thread Starter sanabibi

    (@sanabibi)

    Thanks @dylanauty

    Plugin Author DylanAuty

    (@dylanauty)

    Happy to help where I can. ??

    Thread Starter sanabibi

    (@sanabibi)

    hey @dylanauty,

    I want to confirm that can we make changes in the code wp go maps, i mean can we extend its functionality and customize the behaviour?? If yes, what type of hooks will be used?? as i find that, this feature is not supported yet,and is planned to be launch soon.
    Here’s the link:
    https://docs.wpgmaps.com/developers

    Plugin Author DylanAuty

    (@dylanauty)

    Hey @sanabibi,

    Yes, you definitely can extend the plugin further. Both using WordPress hooks and core extensions, via object oriented class extension.

    The documentation you referenced does mention some of the documentation is coming soon as we are still working on our developer-focused documentation, however, all the hooks are in place already, along with various methods of standard extension as well.

    More specifically, we have not documented any step-by-step tutorials on extension, but we hope to do so in the future. With that said, the documentation for the basic plugin, regarding the available hooks is mostly complete and available in the sub-pages listed below:

    On the introduction pages you will find some commonly used hooks, with the rest of the hooks available in the sidebar on the left hand side under the Basic section within each, for example, when opening this page: https://docs.wpgmaps.com/basic – The sidebar on the left lists all available actions for the basic plugin.

    We expect to add more search/exploration tools for the hooks at a later stage. If you are looking for a specific hook, you are welcome to contact us on our website to find the best hooks for your use case.

    If we don’t have them yet, we can work on adding the hooks you need, based on your use case.

    Thread Starter sanabibi

    (@sanabibi)

    Thanks, this’ll helps me.

    Plugin Author DylanAuty

    (@dylanauty)

    Happy to help!

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