Leon Rowland

Hello ronshe

What language are you set at. Pronamic Google Maps currently doesn’t have all languages for it. We are always looking for more people to contribute with their translations.

You can find the plugin on github where you can translate the plugin if you are up for it.

https://github.com/pronamic/wp-pronamic-google-maps

Hello pinktank.

We currently don’t have any implementation of the google-maps-utility-library. It’s not something part of the default Google Maps, but we will consider your request for the InfoBubbles component.

Hello pinktank,

We realized that the setting for using freshDesign for Google Maps was a alteration to the global google.map object. This meant it made more sense that choosing to use the freshDesign was a global setting.

I just looked through the code and realized we had incorrectly called the option for the fresh design. The github repository has been updated now.

You should see the new settings page, which includes at the bottom, the choice to use the Fresh Design.

Tick that and all will be good.

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Hello edeacon.

It appears there is some kind of query variable code going on, on this page: here is this correct?

Hello MZBS

An solution has been found, and an update will be out soon with the option to have the new design. You can get this new design from either the shortcode

[googlemaps new_design=true]

or programmatically by passing into

pronamic_google_maps( array( 'new_design' => true ) );

Keep an eye out for the update!

If you want to know how we did it, you can see the commit here: https://github.com/pronamic/wp-pronamic-google-maps/commit/549ac2c4652ba0e01c9cb73e6e6fafce994ff9d3

Very late response. Appears I wasn’t mailed about the forum post.

The plugin determines if the request that came in is from a spider ( the name of search engine crawlers ) If it is, it doesn’t show the wall at all.

For everyone else ( Browsers, Mobiles etc ) then the wall is shown unless accepted.

Even though you can’t see the html, all the crawlers can. ( unless they change their spiders name, in which case we will update with any notification )

You will be able to see this if you request the page from inside Google analytics or possibly use this tool ( https://www.webconfs.com/search-engine-spider-simulator.php ) [ note: have not tried with this tool ]

You can set the center location with a parameter in the shortcode.

Try the following:

[googlemapsmashup latitude='-25.363882' longitude='131.044922']

Hello J Grandin.

I haven’t been able to replecate the issue. Have you tried going back to the TwentyTwelve theme, and disabling all other plugins to ensure that it is Pronamic Google Maps?

I will be paying attention to this thread in case you do find something ??

Any further questions, don’t be afraid to ask.

Hello kissy.

It is possible to set an exact latitude and longitude with both the shortcode and the custom function like so:

[googlemapsmashup latitude=here longitude=here fit_bounds=false] but there does appear to be a bug with this in shortcodes.

I will look to get it patched and hopefully updated on the WordPress plugin repository as soon as possible. If you wish to implement the fix that will be in the next version. Please do the following:

https://github.com/pronamic/wp-pronamic-google-maps/blob/master/classes/Pronamic/Google/Maps/Mashup.php#L58

Replace line 58 from the file above, with the following.

https://pastebin.com/zSqgjmrQ

If you have in place the shortcode as I showed above, then it will fix itself next update.

Any further questions don’t be afraid to ask.

Hello kharlo.

I have found the problem. It exists in this file:

https://github.com/pronamic/wp-pronamic-google-maps/blob/master/classes/Pronamic/Google/Maps/Mashup.php#L148

on line 148. I will look to getting this patched and updated as early as possible, but if you wish to implement the fix yourself until the plugin has been updated, replace line 148 with the following:

https://pastebin.com/Fsgfn5EK