mhi0815

I tried this with one installation which had a plugin update available.

– Checked the SCAN Section, there was already 1 Result found: Plugin Update required.
– Options: Selected “Scan for out of date, abandoned, and vulnerable plugins, themes, and WordPress versions” -> Save
– Options: DESelected “Scan for out of date, abandoned, and vulnerable plugins, themes, and WordPress versions” -> Save
– Started new Scan

The new Scan went through without any plugin update warning results.

Can confirm the same problem. Since updating to 7.0.1, the plugin version update notification is bothering us. In fact, it seems that the notification setting in Dashboard -> Global Options -> is still working ok for us:

* Alert on critical problems
* Alert on warnings
are both checked, and also should be.

The problem is not with the Notification options, its in the SCAN Options. In SCAN -> SCAN OPTIONS and Scheduling -> we have disabled the following option: Scan for out of date, abandoned, and vulnerable plugins, themes, and WordPress versions

So the scheduled automatic scan should not throw a warning at all, even when Plugins are out of date. But it does, so that’s why we get a notification all of a sudden.

Thanks for the fix David, activating works for me now. Much appreciated!

On a side note, just FYI, I suppose its already on your todo list for the next version:
* The “Map Zoom” Setting does not seem to have any effect at all (Gmaps)
* The Width and the Height Settings are interchanged… it should be labeled vice versa

Thanks a lot for creating and maintaining this plugin!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by mhi0815.

/same here, as long as this plugin is not published and maintained on www.ads-software.com, I refuse to sideload it. I hope this plugin is going to receive an update…. or maybe someone is going to fork it.

I can confirm the same Problem with activating the plugin (ver 3.0.3)…

As I need it quite urgently (and there seem to be no other GEO plugin which uses the native WordPress Coords) I helped myself by downloading v3.0.1 from here:
https://github.com/dshanske/simple-location/tree/v3.0.1

Which kinda works for me. Note that I had to add the following code to my wordpress CSS File to decrease the size of the Location SVG Image:

.icon-location {
height: 20px
}

Also, to get it working, I had to enable “Google Static Maps API” and Google Maps Embed API” in the Google Maps APIs found here: https://console.developers.google.com/apis/library