Import a list of POI

[LakesMarketing]

Hi Chris,

Is it possible to import a list of POI’s into a map, with the icon, title, and html content (e.g. image and text)?

If so, is it then possible to update the POI’s by importing over the top of a map’s POIs?

I’m thinking maybe this might involve using both your CSV Import and Mappress plugins?

Thanks
Nick

[Chris]

Hi Nick,

Yes it’s possible. You’ll need to create one post per location (you can combine the posts into a single map with a mashup). Then you can import the posts or overwrite them with TurboCSV or a similar importer.

You can configure custom fields in MapPress for the title, iconid, and content. For the image I’d suggest just using the post featured image.

[LakesMarketing]

Hi Chris,

Thanks … it is working like a charm!

I wish all plugins were this well supported!!

[LakesMarketing]

Hi Chris,

Quick question … would this shortcode work to display posts of category AND tag?

[mashup query=”post_type=product&product_category_name=caringorms&product_tag=luxury” width=”100%” height=”350″ adaptive=”true”]

So to show all posts with cat=cairngorms AND tag=luxury

Thanks

[LakesMarketing]

Hi again,

Just had another thing pop up, related to filtering on CAT AND TAG

On this page (on our staging site)

http://nptravel(dot)staging(dot)wpengine(dot)com/product-category/lake-district/

If you replace the (dot) with . to make the link work.

If you click on the collection (tags) to filter the search you will see the map stays the same as it’s a fixed piece of shortcode used. The ideal would be to get the map to refesh with the selection.

I have no idea how to even begin approaching this … but just in case you knew of a way?

Thanks
nick

[Chris]

Hi,

That should work. WordPress doesn’t document the query string very well in their codex but it does work.

You should able to do things like:

query="mytax1=a"
query="mytax1=a+b"   (a and b)
query="mytax1=a,b"   (a or b)
query="mytax1=a&mytax2=b"   (mytax1 = a and mytax2 = b)

Remember to use slugs for the taxonomy name and term values.

[LakesMarketing]

Cool .. this has done the trick:

[mashup query=”product_cat=lake-district&product_tag=luxury” width=”100%” height=”350″ adaptive=”true”]

Thanks

Please can I ask just one more thing .. then I will leave you alone!

On this page (on our staging site)

http://nptravel(dot)staging(dot)wpengine(dot)com/product-category/lake-district/

If you replace the (dot) with . to make the link work.

If you click on the collection (tags) to filter the search you will see the map stays the same as it’s a fixed piece of shortcode used. The ideal would be to get the map to refesh with the selection.

I have no idea how to even begin approaching this … but just in case you knew of a way?

Thanks
nick

[Chris]

There’s a similar question here with an example that may help:

http://mappresspro.com/forums/topic/mashup-template-php-syntax

[Chris]

There’s a similar question here with an example that may help:

http://mappresspro.com/forums/topic/mashup-template-php-syntax

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