stevendebeer

Hi there,

Thank you so much for getting in touch.

Based on your mentioned issue, it would appear that your Google Maps API does not have the Geocoding API set up correctly.

Kindly find the Google Maps documentation on how to correctly enable the Geocoding API linked below:
– https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/geocoding

Additionally, you are welcome to test the Open Layers mapping engine which does not require an API via Maps -> Settings -> “Mapping Engine” -> Select (Open Layers) and click save.

Kindest Regards,
Steven

Hi again,

Thank you so much for getting back to me.

Could I kindly ask if you received my previous response? If not, could I ask you to kindly get in touch with us via our contact page at the below link?
– https://www.wpgmaps.com/contact-us/

We are eager to discuss this issue in more detail in order to help correct this issue.

Kindest Regards,
Steve

Hi there,

Thank you so much for getting in touch, we really appreciate it.

Could I kindly ask if you perhaps attempted making use of the Compatibility setting in Migrate DB via -> Migrate DB -> Settings -> Compatibility and checking any plugins that start with WP Google Maps and then clicking save?

Kindly then perform the export and process the import as this should then allow any spatial data, which is how this specific data is stored, to be encoded on the export, and decoded on the import which should allow the import to work correctly.

Kindest Regards,
Steve

Hi there,

Thank you so much for getting in touch, we really appreciate it.

Unfortunately, there is not enough information based on the attached error as to why this might be occurring.

Could I kindly ask you to perhaps get in touch with us via our contact-us page linked below so that we might further discuss this error?
– https://www.wpgmaps.com/contact-us/

Kindes Regards,
Steve

Hi there,

Thank you so much for getting in touch, we really appreciate it.

Unfortuantely, this is not a default feature as WP Google Maps simply provides users with a map for pages and posts on your site.

Additionally, this would also depend on the contact form developer and whether they make use of the WordPress functions to allow for the loading of shortcodes.

If I may kindly suggest perhaps getting in contact with us via our contact-us page linked down below so that we might discuss a few options for how you might be able to achieve the desired result?
– https://www.wpgmaps.com/contact-us/

Kindest Regards,
Steve

Hi there,

My sincerest apologies for the delay in response.

You should simply be able to target each input element’s class and then simply add an !important attribute to the style as seen below:

.wpgmza-reset {
margin-left: 0px !important;
}

.wpgmza-search {
margin-left: 0px !important;
}

Hi there,

Thank you so much for getting in touch and our sincerest apologies for the delay.

The store locator style when the plugin is first activated will be set to a default styling which can then be customized by the user to further achieve their desired styles if required.

The User Interface region found here -> Maps -> Settings -> “User Interface Style:” will allow you to adjust some of the core styling elements, which if the user chooses to customize, may help in some instances depending on what they are attempting to achieve.

Hi Reggie,

Thank you so much for getting in touch and our sincerest apologies for the delay.

Could I kindly ask you to navigate to -> Maps -> Map Editor -> Store Locator. Please take note of the setting: “Default radius:”.

This should allow you to adjust the default radius of the store locator. Once having selected your chosen radius, simply click “Save Map”.

Hi there,

Thank you so much for getting in touch and my sincerest apologies for any trouble experienced.

I took a closer look at the page you linked needing help with and it seems you are currently making use of your theme’s map and not a WP Google Maps, map.

With that said, however, I can see an error that is prompting you to enable billing for the API key you have setup. I have kindly located some Google documentation to assist you with this:
– https://support.google.com/googleapi/answer/6158867?hl=en

On just a side note, it seems you are also receiving an abundance of JavaScript errors which are also occurring from a theme file specifically optimizer_pro. May I kindly suggest perhaps getting in contact with your theme developers to take a closer look at these errors?

To reproduce what I have seen, (using Chrome) simply click -> F12 and then click -> Console -> This should show you the Javascript errors currently occurring on this specific page.

I hope I was able to help?

Kindest Regards,
Steven De Beer