YesThatAllen

Nevermind, I’ve moved on

Ha ha ha, yes, that’s why I pay good money for nice friendly converters.

Tijmen.. thanks for your work on this plugin, will be glad to be one of your first paid supporters.

It’s idle curiosity which would have a visitor scroll to see who else is in an area. If they pan to a spot 25 miles East or North, and see no locations on the map, it’s a natural assumption to believe there is no location.

If the map is first displayed with no locations visible, it’s a natural assumption that _something_ must be around, and so a search is required.

I would not think this request is as relevant while providing directions, though if the map were recentered with current directions shown, perhaps any available locations would be displayed.

Agreed that voting page would be great. You could even build a full community around your wonderful plugin by using a copy of Discourse ( discourse.org ).

For myself, I think I will try to keep blocking scrolling, as my needs don’t even need to provide driving directions.

Hi Nora,

This is a sql command which should set up the old table

https://gist.github.com/YesThatAllen/5d750f7ffeedc07d46fd

Tijmen – I look forward to seeing your plugin advance, it’s great, and we’ll be first in line to support a Pro version

Ah here-

Sorry, the user needs to be logged in for this to work. Maybe I will implement cookie functionality to enable users that are not logged in to save their forms.

Would love the official answer.. but it seems the answer is yes:

https://github.com/13pixlar/gravity-forms-sticky-form/blob/master/sticky-form.php#L170-L175

// To save a reference to the entry we need the option key to be unique to both user and form
function sticky_getEntryOptionKeyForGF($form) {
    global $current_user;
    get_currentuserinfo();

Aha! setting wpsl_version 1.8 was the thing I didn’t know… nice work!

I had to create the table wp_wpsl_stores and put the items in there, but the conversion was fast and pain-free.

Thanks so much!

I had still been running into this issue after removing invisible characters, but version 3.75.1 made it go away.

I fixed my issue..

I was pasting in the description I received from my end user into the Description box in the locator UI.

not every invisible character was getting stripped or encoded, and so the location was having an error when getting loaded.

Pasting the description into a plain text editor, then into the Store Locator UI worked to strip out the invisible characters.

I’ve had this issue twice lately, but never before in two years.

The only time I’ve seen a red location in my list is when the address was incomplete. Updating the address fixed it.

Thanks! this did work for me as well.

(Edited my initial post where I thought it wasn’t working)

I have this request / need as well.. I can’t seem to find in my site’s CSS how to prevent the scrollwheel/mouse over this plugins’ maps to be scrolled.

Would love to see how ot kill off that scroll acion

Totally wrong plugin. Nevermind!

WP to Buffer is working so far

I’m adding to this thread to show support of a premium paid version.

To answer my own question, the older apache was fine, but the new install requires

AllowOverride All

in the site’s .conf file

Problem solved.