Alexander Herdt

Hi,
what is the right limit? Is browser right side or the maps border?

Not sure what would be the best solution in your case:
– scroll browser to the popup (possible only if horizontal sroll bar is shown)
– move popup to the right automatically.

Hi,

you can change this in wpdmp-common.js, in add_effects() function. Disadvantage – it’s not upgrade safe.
Alternatively you can try to detach the mouseover handler in Settings->Effects (JavaScript) and register another one for the click.

Hope it helps.

Regards
Alexander

Hi,

you can define specific css styles for popups. Every place/popup has an own id, you can find this if you see the source of the page (better if you use e.g. firebug for firefox).
If you know the id, the css definition would be:
.m_30_mo.mappopupwrap{
width:400px;
}
It means that the popup for the place with “30” is not 200px but 400px.

Hi,
yes, it’s a bug. This is already answered in one of a prev topics:

In the wpdmp-admin.php, replace this (in the wpdmp_admin_script() function):
if ($_GET[‘page’] != ‘wpdmp_settings’){
by this:
if ($_GET[‘page’] != ‘wpdmp_settings’ && strpos($_GET[‘page’],’wpdmp_’)===0){

In your style.css, line 1125, there is the definition for the entry-content. If you remove the “overflow: hidden;” from the definition, the popup will be visible.

(I think I earn some stars in plugin rating at least for the support ?? )

OK, as I see it works now.

BTW, the z-index is not the reason for the issue with popups and sidebar. The reason is the “overflow: hidden;” on the parent element of the “mapcontainer” div.

no, the html, body etc. are not allowed, only formatting tags.

Hi,

please check the HTML in the descriptions of the places. Start with the “Gulf Coast”. I see brocken HTML starting with this place. Maybe not all tags are closed properly?

Related to the z-index: now its 999. You can adapt it – go to the Settings->Appearence and add to “Map & Places styles (CSS)” the lines:
.mappopupwrap{z-index:999999;}
.mappopup {z-index:99999;}

Please let me know whether it helps.

Ok, got it. Thanks for your experience.
I’ll mention this in FAQ, this issue would take more time, not so clear how to solve the “coordinates looping”.

I tried to calibrate this map (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/de/0/05/1984_fiktive_Weltkarte.png) with very wrong projection.
I did two reference points “Rom, Italy” and “Sidney, New South Wales, Australien” and the map is calibrated fine.

Hi,
all bug reports are welcome!

Is it a problem already by calibration (your map doesn’t match the google map) or later, by places?

In every case, please try to calibrate via manual reference points (mouse click on the map in Map Manager and put the name of the city located there).

Can I see the map you try to use? Probably the map does not use “Mercator projection” which google uses.

Hi,
here is the solution for the featured image thing:
In the wpdmp-admin.php, replace this (in the wpdmp_admin_script() function):
if ($_GET[‘page’] != ‘wpdmp_settings’){
by this:
if ($_GET[‘page’] != ‘wpdmp_settings’ && strpos($_GET[‘page’],’wpdmp_’)===0){

The always loaded wp_enqueue_media() was the problem.

Thanks for reporting of the bug, will correct this.

Hi, not yet, but the widget would make sense. Thanks for your idea.

There are also some “alertstopper” brawser plugins.
I have to replace the javascript alerts by html popup…