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You got it! Yeah the parents need to have some data to show. It’s a bit weird but I haven’t quite found a better way to make the logic consistent. You can always apply the parent and child to the child categories. Thanks!

Hello! This is all controlled by your WordPress theme, not the plugin itself. You can edit the single posts the same way you’d edit any post template. Thanks!

Hello… sorry for the late reply, I got sick this week.

When the change happened, you mentioned you weren’t changing anything regarding categories. Was there anything else you were editing? This might be related to a couple of things I suspect, but maybe some of the locations maybe don’t have a coordinate entered or something is bad with the data, causing a cascading effect.

You can email me at [email protected] for more comprehensive support on this!

Hello… I’m sorry you had this problem! Do you want to give any more information on the error? Obviously I haven’t seen the error happening or there would be a lot more complaints about it. I’m happy to help resolve the issue if you want to.

This problem seemed to disappear on its own — likely not an issue with the plugin but something happening with the site, for any future users that run into this!

This is a little strange, because when I test using your map in my local environment, I don’t get any error like undefined. I do see it happening on your live site, though. If this changed without any changes or updates, it’s hard to say that it would be the plugin itself — it may be related to other plugins somehow affecting front-end code, though that seems odd. This may be challenging to solve as I don’t see the error happening when I test the same response from your map.

If you want to get in touch directly at [email protected] I might be able to help more.

Sorry, this functionality doesn’t currently exist in the plugin. I can consider adding it, but right now you can’t select custom post types and have them added automatically. I don’t think there’s any simple way to do it with hooks or filters either — this functionality in general is quite new and there hasn’t been much interest in it, so it may take a while to try to add something as complex as adding by custom post types.

Hello Florian, it’s still a bit new and I’ve been working on a new main website so I haven’t got to updating the documentation, but you can go to any map you’re creating, then where you add “Points, Lines, & Polygons”, scroll down to the select box that says “Custom Posts”. There you can select the ones you want to add. Let me know if that works?

Hello, this is an unexpected error for sure! It may be that when a setting came on or off there was some issue. If you can email me at [email protected] I can help you resolve it more quickly. Sorry about the problems!

Great! If you have any more trouble let me know ??

Just checking if this worked?

Hello! Sorry you’re having trouble. There’s no kind of restrictions related to subdomains or anything on the plugin.

The error you’re seeing is from Advanced Custom Fields, which is included as part of the plugin (it’s how we manage our metadata).

It does look like this might be related to the older version of PHP. Maybe try updating to at least 7.4?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65242812/syntax-error-unexpected-request-t-string-expecting-function-t-function-o

Super! Glad to hear. If you need any more improvements just let me know!

Hello! Right now, that’s not customizable. The only way you could do it would be with some fairly complicated JS to overwrite the flyTo function. Are you comfortable with Javascript? If so I might be able to write a bit of code to help.

Issue was resolved with user, will be releasing fix tomorrow!