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Hi Chris,

I use PoEdit for many years now, the string “Get Directions” is not included in the mappress-language files

There must be another source… I will try to find

 

Cheers, Connie

[Avantart]

I found it:
The text “get directions” sits in the file  “mappress-google-maps-for-wordpress.pot/mappress-google-maps-for-wordpress.pot”

and the language – specific files are not synchron with the .pot – file!

it seems to me that the language specific files are for the free version and the .pot file is for the pro-version

So I have to synchronize the actual .po-file with the .pot-file and then translate the file and then take care that these files are not overwritten by the next update

it’s not a happy situation

[Avantart]

Thank you, Chris!

I started a staging site of my website to check how it turns out when I switch to Leaflet and to experiment with the different layers, styles…

I have to switch from GoogleMaps as DSGVO demands this silly “yes I know and I want to see this content” – click and my users get annoyed by this

Thank you for your work, I appreciate it

Connie

[Avantart]

Hi again!

I am still thinking whether I should use leaflet instead of Google Maps on my sites
and I see that with MappressPRo I have to choose one or the other.

Isn’t there a secret trick to choose one of them only for one map?

What happens to my already existing maps when I switch the API?
Will they perform the same (I do not use polygons etc..)
I just don’t want to risk a hickup on my website when switching..

Cheers. Connie

[Avantart]

No answer at all,  what does this mean?

Do you think I don’t need answers? Why do I ask here?

[Avantart]

I could fix the problem.
In a staging installation I took off all mappress-CSS which I had added to the child-theme-css-file once.

Now everything is working.

I will have to check line by line which css provoked the problem output.

 

See this as resolved, Cheers, Connie

[Avantart]

Dear Chris, thank you!

This is what I wanted to acchieve!

Well, you correct that post.title should be set instead of poi.title.  This was set because I had to reset the map to the “old behaviour” until the final version was finished.

Thank you, now can tell the users that the map is showing the desired content,

another plus for MapPress Pro!

Connie

[Avantart]

I did what you suggested, but now the POIs don’t pop up

I reverted to the original status and send you an email

 

Cheers, Connie

[Avantart]

Hi Chris,

the MashUp is working with the setting “POI Title + POI Body”
It is triggered by this shortcode:

[mashup query="meta_key=projektadresse&posts_per_page=-1"]

and  uses the standard Mashup-PopUp-Template
===================
<div class=’mapp-title’>{{{poi.title}}}</div>
<div class=’mapp-body’>
{{{poi.thumbnail}}}
{{{poi.body}}}
</div>
<div class=’mapp-links’><?php _e(‘Directions’, ‘mappress-google-maps-for-wordpress’); ?><div>
===================
I reverted POI-content-setting to the standard “POI-Title + POI body”, but the result is not what I really need.

When I change the POI-content-setting to “Post Title + Post Body” I get the postbody with all the DIVI-shortcodes and no readable content (see screenshot above)

That is why I am asking how to define the template to get this result:
the mapp-title => PostTitle
the mapp-body => custom field “projectadresse”

and whether I have to change the setting “POI content” with a template like this.

Please tell me the correct code for the mapp-body as I don’t understand the syntax in the documentation

<div class=’mapp-body’>
{{{poi.thumbnail}}}
{{{  “CUSTOM FIELD PROJECTADRESSE ” }}}
</div>

Cheers, Connie

[Avantart]

Dear Chris, I think I was not clear enough.

This is the Mashup: https://www.vorpommersche-kueste.de/aktuelle-projekte-3-2/
it works well

I looked into the template for map-popup, but the template for mashup-popup brings this result, see screenshot:

You see this does not show relevant information

I need the posttitle in the title and the adress in the body.

This picture shows the content of the PopUp in the MashUp when “PostTitle + PostExcerpt” is defined in the settings

My whish is instead of getting all these DIVI-shortcodes in the mapp-body and the adress in the mapp-title:

In the mapp-title the Post-Title

mapp-title = custom field ‘projektadresse’

I tried this code:

<div class=’mapp-title’>{{{post.title}}}</div>
<div class=’mapp-body’>
{{{poi.thumbnail}}}
{{poi.props.projektadresse}}
</div>
<div class=’mapp-links’><?php _e(‘Directions’, ‘mappress-google-maps-for-wordpress’); ?><div>

How to create the code for the mashup-popup?

Thanks for your help, Connie

[Avantart]

yes, it is resolved. Thanks!

[Avantart]

Thank you Chris,

this could be one of the reasons. I re-entered the values and everything is ok

I will keep an eye on it if it happens again

another reason could be that whenever MapPressPro got an available update, this Update is notified in the plugin administration and maybe my clients clicked “update” there and by this overwrote the PRO – is this a possible reason?

Cheers, Connie

[Avantart]

I got in contact with Element Themes and they confirmed that they are aware of the problem and gave the same suggestion.

Thanks, conie

[Avantart]

Dear Chris, thank you for the answer

I informed ElegantThemes Support because this is annoying and I will try to follow your suggestion to get MapPress updated!

Have a nice weekend,

Connie

[Avantart]

Hi, Chris,

I went through all sites now and the key is active.

I must say I waited around half an hour until I complained here, because I know that it can take time — but it took quite a time ;=)

Now it’s ok and I can use it for the next year, thanks!

Connie

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