Tijmen Smit

Hi, sorry for the late response. I was travelling around a bit and forgot about your post.

Maybe I misunderstand what you’re trying to do, but why not use https://wpstorelocator.co/document/wpsl_sql/ to check which category ID is passed, and based on that modify the SQL query that selects the locations and restrict the returned location data?

When the search has returned the results you can also use
https://api.jquery.com/ajaxComplete/ to run custom code from a custom JS file where you can do whatever you want.

You can for example with https://wpstorelocator.co/document/wpsl_store_meta/ include the category ID in the returned data, set that in the template, and then in the ajaxComplete code check if the ID of the returned data matches with the ID of the selected category. Based on that you can hide / show items?

With the 2.x code you will have to edit the core code to change the JS functions ( which is not recommended ), with the upcoming 3.x code you will have filters in the JS code. But this won’t help you at the moment. But maybe what I wrote above with the filters and ajaxComplete also fixes your issue.

• This reply was modified 2 months ago by Tijmen Smit.
• This reply was modified 2 months ago by Tijmen Smit.

How to change the size of the thumbnails is explained here ??

1. Open the inc/class-borlabs-cookies.php in the wp-store-locator folder.
2. Go to line 131 and look for ‘wpsl_get_gmap_api_params(?“browser_key”?)’
3. Replace it with ‘wpsl_get_gmap_api_params( “browser_key”, false, ” )’

Let me know if that fixes it for you.

@cschintlholzer are you comfortable with code? I found the issue, and if you’re comfortable with code, then I can explain what to change ( it’s just one line ). Otherwise it will be in an update soon ??

• This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by Tijmen Smit.

Hi, sorry to hear your had a bad experience with this plugin. Do you have the ID of your support ticket?

Edit: okay, I found the thread. Not sure what you mean with poor support, everything that was mentioned is true. First of all, you do need two api keys ( not 10 as you mention ).

The start point is required, as explained before. And it also sounds like there might simply be a conflict with another plugin / your theme code. But since you have it locally, we can’t really check anything.

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• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by Tijmen Smit.
• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by Tijmen Smit.

@mitchscholsvancouver also, what shows up when you click on ‘show response’ on the WPSL settings page ( API section )?

The error you have now, will be likely result in the exact same error with other plugins that use Google Maps.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by Tijmen Smit.

Sorry to hear about your bad experience, but when did you open a support ticket, and what was the domain that was used in the email when you opened them?

We always reply within 24hrs, but sometimes responses end up in spam folders, or users provide an incorrect email when they create the tickets, this obviously makes it impossible for us to respond.

The topics you opened on the forum here don’t show any topics opened by you for WP Store Locator?

Are you 100% sure you used WP Store Locator, and not another plugin? You be surprised how regular we get tickets from users asking for support for another store locator plugin…

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by Tijmen Smit.

Your right, I thought I had already fixed this and added more tags / classes to control it. But clearly haven’t done this, will fix this in a future update.

Only way to change it now is indeed JS, sorry ??

Hi, unfortunately the only way to customize that at the moment is with CSS.

If you can share the URL, then I can share the CSS code to make that happen. If you don’t want to share the URL here, then please open a ticket here and include the URL.

Thank you so much for the kind words ??

If you don’t mind sharing, which features did you miss that made you initially go for another plugin?

We have been working on a huge update for a long time which will introduce a ton of new things ( support for Open Street Maps, search by name, paging, rest api etc ). So hopefully what you missed is included in the next update already, but if you let me know what it is, and it’s not included already in the 3.0 code, then I can see if it can be added.

You mean this cache option that clears the CSS cache, or a cache option from an actual caching plugin?

@roberthemsing I can’t edit my old post anymore. But using ‘wpsl-js’ fixes it for me.

@roberthemsing try ‘wpsl-js’ and ‘wpsl-gmap’. Let me know if this fixes it.

You have a dev environment where this happens? Could you open a ticket here and include temporary login details so I can check somethings?

@aledigit the 3.0 version is still being worked on, but OpenStreetMaps itself is implemented. So if you want to test it out then just open a support ticket.