Continent Map Attribute for Website

Hi,

You can try following plugin https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/fi-events-manager-addons/ that filters your events with a map.

The map shows the events on the map; it won’t be difficult to add a click listener on the markers.

You can use it as it is or fork it for your own needs (https://github.com/franceimage)

Hope this helps

Thanks a lot I will try it out.
Does anybody know about linking an Attribute to a Website?

Thanks a lot.

T.

hi,

try something like <a href="#_ATT{website_link}">#_ATT{link_text}</a>

Thanks for the answer, but it doesn’t work, because now I got two attributes, that are still linking to my own page, when I type in an extern link. Is there a chance to just make one attribute?

Thanks a lot, T.

yes, e.g. <a href="#_ATT{website_link}">#_ATT{website_link}</a> or <a href="#_ATT{website_link}">Text</a>

@angelo, GREAT!!! It works out.

THANKS A LOT, T.

no problem, glad it’s working now.

You make a subtle critical point:
If one uses a field label with a space, the field will not work. It needs to be #_ATT{Field_Label} or for example, #_ATT{contact_email} (I don’t know if caps make a difference or not, but I used all lowercase and it works)
Note that the documentation page in events manager for this feature is not correct:
https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/event-attributes/
shows the example as #_ATT{Field Label}, which has a space and will not work… that took me hours to figure out, finally, with your subtle clue, Angelo, thanks!

Hey Lynn,

I replied to your email too, please open a new thread about this, I tested this out locally and it worked fine for me.