Ben

+1

A list in addition to the maps view would be fantastic, i.e. via shortcode adjustion.

Hi there,

I am having the same issue. Tried implementing the Borlabs Code in two different styles …

[borlabs-cookie id="wpstorelocator" type="content-blocker"][wpsl][/borlabs-cookie]
and
[borlabs_cookie_blocked_content type="wpstorelocator"][wpsl][/borlabs_cookie_blocked_content]

… but both ways I cannot klick on “more info” and also the markers are not “hopping” anymore. Also tried activating and deactivating the “GDPR – Only load Google Maps after the user agrees to it?” option, but no improvement…

The following error in console appears …

ReferenceError: InfoBox is not definedwpsl-gmap.min.js:1:1169
    M https://www.[removed].de/wp-content/plugins/wp-store-locator/js/wpsl-gmap.min.js?ver=2.2.232:1
    init https://www.[removed].de/wp-content/plugins/wp-store-locator/js/wpsl-gmap.min.js?ver=2.2.232:1
    e https://www.[removed].de/wp-content/plugins/wp-store-locator/js/wpsl-gmap.min.js?ver=2.2.232:1
    jQuery 2
    e https://www.[removed].de/wp-content/plugins/wp-store-locator/js/wpsl-gmap.min.js?ver=2.2.232:1

… which can be solved by enabling “Use the default style for the info window?”. But still the more info cannot be expanded.

As soon as I remove the sourrounding Borlabs shortcode everything works fine. It might has something to do with the correct order of loading the scripts implemented in wpsl shortcode?

Can you provide a solution for this issue?

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by Ben.
• This reply was modified 5 years ago by Ben.

Speaking of “next plugin version”: This plugin seems to be abandoned. Can the author provide an update and fix the bug mentioned above? I love this plugin and really do not want to switch… ??

Hi there!

would be great if you consider to integrate this function (disabling the plugin on single pages) in a future update, so people could still navigate to the contact form or the imprint of the website, for example, while the rest is under maintenance.

Cheers
Ben

Hi Tijmen,

thanks for your reply. You are right, in Firefox it works fine – but try it with Google Chrome or Safari and you’ll see the errors coming up in the Developer Tools Debug Console.

I now rechecked everything and found out, FancyBox was not opening as iFrame but with an ajax-request (mixing up the scripts of the main page and the overlay).

Using the “Easy FancyBox” plugin for wordpress the following settings are important:

• Settings -> Media: “iFrame” must be activated in the FancyBox section.
• Class “fancybox-iframe” must be used in the href tag for opening the FancyBox.

Now everything seems to work fine.

Best regards ??

Any news on this? Seems a good idea to put it the other way round ??

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This option would be nice, especially when using booking by hours, as the “X available” text does not make too much sense in this context.