Leon Rowland

Hello JamesBates.

Only on single maps and not mashups. On single maps you can get the marker from the data attribute on .pgm element. The data key is google-maps-marker.

To attach listeners to that marker you will have to look at the Google Maps JS documentation. That can be found here:

https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/events

Hope that helps you!

Hey jodydeanrogan.

Yes it works with the latest version. We haven’t got round to updating that number yet. A new version will be out soon that will fix that.

Hello vstma.

We have just pushed a new update that fixes the display of the double maps.

You may need to wait a few moments for the WordPress Plugin Repository to notify you of the update.

As for disabling the map controls, you can add to the existing map_options array you have from the copied code of the previous post.

https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/reference#MapOptions

This page details all the options you can specify. So for example, in the code from the previous post you could add:

function custom_pronamic_google_maps_the_content( $atts, $content=null ) {
        $content .= pronamic_google_maps( array(
            'echo'  => false,
            'width'  => 955,
            'height' => 400,
            'map_options' => array(
				'styles' => array(
					(object) array(
						'stylers' => array(
							(object) array( 'saturation' => '-100' ),
						)
					),
				),
                                'mapTypeControl' => false,
                                'navigationControl' => false
			)
        ) );

        return $content;
    }

    //add_filter( 'the_content', 'custom_pronamic_google_maps_the_content', 9 );
    add_shortcode( 'custom_googlemaps', 'custom_pronamic_google_maps_the_content' );

The squeezing of the controls is normally attributed to responsive themes. We offer a CSS fix here: https://github.com/pronamic/wp-pronamic-google-maps/blob/develop/css/fix.css

To change the marker icons, there is some example code here: https://github.com/pronamic/wp-pronamic-google-maps/blob/develop/examples/mashup-post-type-a-b-marker-icon.php

Hope that answered all your questions. If you have some more feel free to respond.

Hey. Sorry sokson, I missed your messages.

It is possible that the rights didn’t properly activate for you. The theme and plugin should have set some rights for the administrator.

https://github.com/pronamic/wp-orbis/blob/develop/classes/orbis-core-plugin.php#L278

You can always install the Members plugin https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/members/ and check that administrator has the required roles. If you don’t see any roles relating to orbis then I can respond with the entire list needed.

Apologies for the bug.

Hello kylerollins.

Posts2Posts is a required plugin. To make some of the connections between Companies, Projects and people.

I was surprised to find you were correct about Posts2Posts. I don’t feel like it would be a problem though. The plugin has a large enough following in its community that any major problems that would arise out of Major Revisions in WordPress would be fixed.

https://github.com/scribu/wp-posts-to-posts

He has stated in his blog post that while he won’t be working on it anymore, it is for the reason that

since the plugin already works well enough on the single site where I use it.

We have used posts2posts extensively on the many websites we have made and feel there would be no major problems.

In the same blog post, while he did say he wouldn’t be developing on it anymore, he will accept pull requests from the community

Of course, I’d be happy to review and merge pull requests that people open and still hope that I’ll eventually be able to hand it off to someone else.

Perhaps someone would pick it up, perhaps not, but I don’t feel there would be too much concern about the plugin dying.

You can find his full, short blog post here: https://scribu.net/wordpress/posts-to-posts/version-1-6.html

Hello maxj

You can try a urlencode line. Something like

$value = urlencode( $address )

Hello sokson.

You may want to start off with the free theme we offer. Called wt-orbis.

You can download from here:

https://github.com/pronamic/wt-orbis/releases/tag/1.1.1

Hello cedric.

Not sure if this is still something you may need help with, it has been a while since your post. For that I apologise.

1. Are you doing any kind of retina detection? You could always implement a solution similar to what is detailed in this stackoverflow question. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15234519/detect-retina-display-in-php

2. Unfortunately that is not currently possible. I can see the benefit of having an option to do that more easily.

You could attempt to use the remove_meta_box function https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/remove_meta_box if the post_id doesn’t match.

I haven’t had a chance to test that yet, but it seems that that should work.

Good luck if you haven’t solved already.

Hello gribbler.

Thanks for the suggestion! That would be a nice addition. I have written it down and we will look to it!

Thanks for the report gribbler. We will look into this.

Hello akinorukul.

Unfortunately the plugin doesn’t currently support setting the ‘styles’ with the shortcode. Instead what you could do is write your own shortcode and put the function you pasted over into that shortcode.

Would that be an option?

Hello Denis.

Try instead, to use get_the_post_thumbnail().

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/get_the_post_thumbnail

As the_post_thumbnail sends it out to the browser.

Thanks gregwiley.

I’ll take a look to this and report anything I find.

No. The geocoding is purely client side.

I can’t seem to reproduce the error.

Made a new WordPress 3.7.1 environment.
Installed Pronamic Google Maps
Activated it on Posts and Pages
Went to the default page, filled in an address
Geocoded.
Ticked the ‘Show Google Maps’ box
Updated content with [googlemaps] shortcode

Map shows correctly, with the marker in the right position.

This was on 2013 theme.