[Chris]

Hi,

It sounds like you have overwritten the Pro version with the free one.

To fix the problem:
1. go to your account on this site
2. download Pro
3. reinstall according to the instructions on the download page

[Chris]

Hi,

It sounds like you have overwritten the Pro version with the free one.

To fix the problem:
1. go to your account on this site
2. download Pro
3. reinstall according to the instructions on the download page

[Chris]

You can set alphabetical sorting directly in MapPress settings.

You can find changes between versions in the release notes in the readme.txt file included with the plugin, and here:

http://mappresspro.com/mappress-changelog

[Chris]

Hi,

I’m glad it’s working! The option to suppress the CSS has been removed.

[Chris]

Hi,

You don’t need anything in the shortcode, but you will need to upgrade to the current version – the filter wasn’t present in older versions.

I think it should work once you do that.

[Chris]

Hi,

You don’t need anything in the shortcode, but you will need to upgrade to the current version – the filter wasn’t present in older versions.

I think it should work once you do that.

[Chris]

Hi,

I don’t think this is an issue that could be fixed by the plugin.

Here’s some things to check:

1. Clear the Firefox browser cache
2. Switch to a standard theme and deactivate ALL other plugins
3. Upgrade to the latest Firefox/iOS
4. See if you can find a javascript console in Firefox in order to see any javascript errors

My guess is that the Google Maps API doesn’t support that combination of OS and browser. They have a list here:

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

[Chris]

Hi,

There are at least two ways:
1. KML files are suppressed by default, so you could draw the shapes in Google Earth or another KML editor, and then add that file as a POI.

2. You can use filter mappress_query_filter to filter out the POIs you don’t want. This is called just after the mashup query, but before display. POIs that represent shapes will have poi->type set to one of [‘circle’, ‘rectangle’, ‘polyline’ or ‘poly’]. All shapes also have poi->poly set.

Here’s an example of a filter you could add to functions.php to remove all shapes:

function myfilter($map) {
	$pois = array();

	foreach($map->pois as $poi) {
		if (!$poi->poly)
			$pois[] = $poi;
	}
	$map->pois = $pois;
	return $map;
}
add_filter('mappress_query_filter', 'myfilter');

[Chris]

OK, I’ll look into making this conditional. Hopefully others will provide some feedback as well about whether the header is useful or not.

[Chris]

Hi,

The header is present because I’m planning to make all mashups searchable. It will soon contain a search box.

I was assuming search is generally useful, but is this something you would want to prevent for your mashups?

For now – as a workaround, an empty header or CSS should both work.

[Chris]

Hi,

I don’t know how Divi works, so I can only guess at the problem from the error messages.

The maps API can only be loaded once. If the API is loaded by a theme or another plugin, it can cause a conflict with MapPress. This is described in detail in the FAQ.

The ‘missingkeymaperror’ indicates Divi (or something else) was trying to load the API without specifying an API key.

The solution is to disable maps API loading in Divi. There’s often a checkbox for this purpose, or you could contact the Divi authors to ask how to do it.

[Chris]

Hi,

I believe the browser shows the page from cache when you use an anchor, versus reloading the page on a normal link.

If you’d like to provide a demo link I’ll have a look, but I don’t think a solution will be possible withing the plugin.

[Chris]

Hi,

Sorry, but no – although it’s possible to leave the window open, the plugin doesn’t support that.

[Chris]

Hi,

The zoom parameter works only if there is a single POI or if you also specify a center by lat/lng.

It is usually easier to just save the map with a specific center and zoom. You can do this using the menu button in the upper left of the map editor, when you are editing a map. The plugin will then use the save center/zoom by default when displaying that map.

[Chris]

Hi,

I’m sorry but the plugin isn’t set up to default the location field, although the user can do it with a click: if you’re using ‘inline’ maps the ‘my location’ link will set the starting point, or if you use directions type ‘Google’ you can select ‘Your location’ when the Google window/tab is opened.

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