[jaycollier]

Thanks, that works perfectly!

[jaycollier]

Please disregard and delete this poorly formatted question. An optimize and index rebuild of the database resolved the issue.

[jaycollier]

I have a question about new map creation.

When we create a new map in the Admin > MapPress > Maps interface, enter an address to geolocate (this part works very nicely), and click ADD TO MAP, nothing happens, and no pointer appears.

In addition, no points appear after that map is saved and reopened.

This is the same behavior with multiple browsers and still occurred when I deactivated every plugin and theme except MapPress. WP and MPP are updated to latest versions.)

Do you have any suggestions?

[jaycollier]

Thanks! The Siteground Optimizer is now minifying correctly!

[jaycollier]

Hi!

We create and edit maps with the classic editor and a custom post type that doesn’t use the editor, only custom fields.

The meta box no longer appears.

How do we get the meta box back in this instance?

-Jay

[jaycollier]

This ticket is old, but I wanted to provide an update for others who may find this ticket.

We discovered that the problem was a javascript minification for this one page by the Swift Performance plugin. Once we excepted this page from minification, it was working fine again.

I did not have time to explore what other script conflicted, but the problem was solved immediately, and we continue to be very happy with this plugin!

Thanks, Chris!

-Jay

[jaycollier]

I had put the quotation mark before the descriptor rather than the attribute.

This didn’t work: “post_type=preserve”

This did: post_type=”preserve”

-Jay

[jaycollier]

Resolved. The problem was much simpler. We had a quotation mark in an incorrect location in the mashup shortcode.

Was:

[mashup query="post_type=preserve" width="100%" zoom="7" maptypeid="preserves1"]

Should have been:

[mashup query=post_type="preserve" width="100%" zoom="7" maptypeid="preserves1”]

Working. Case closed 🙂

 

 

[jaycollier]

You can disregard. I reverse engineered this and am all set.

[jaycollier]

I didn’t applied any special CSS to the prior0version pop-ops — and I’ve cleared all caches — so I’m confused as to why they’ve lost styling on our staging site:

https://mcht2.org/visit-a-preserve/

Click on any pop-up in the mash-up partway down the page.

Is there something else I need to do to return the appearance to the live site with the prior version?

https://mcht.org/visit-a-preserve/

[jaycollier]

Well, that’s just so obvious! I anticipated a license renewal reminder. I’ll put it in my calendar for next year.

Thanks 🙂

[jaycollier]

One more piece of information: The reposition is only partial on the first POI click. On subsequent clicks, the bubble is repositioned correctly.

[jaycollier]

When Query Monitor is enabled, I get this in the console:

DevTools failed to parse SourceMap: https://(snip).org/wp-content/plugins/mappress-google-maps-for-wordpress/js/algolia/placesAutocompleteDataset.min.js.map

DevTools failed to parse SourceMap: https://(snip).org/wp-content/plugins/query-monitor/assets/query-monitor.css.map

When disabled, the bubble repositions correctly. I’ll follow up with the QM developer.

[jaycollier]

Bingo, that was exactly what I needed for the shortcode! Thank you.

Is there any way to apply that maptypeid to the automatically-generated maps?

[jaycollier]

Hi, Chris!

I have 2 questions about the Mashup-Popup (custom) template.

1.

{{{poi.url}}} and {{{poi.thumbnail}}} are correct, but the title is incorrect.

{{{poi.title}}} is returning the post’s coordinates from custom fields — “43.71993619057352,-70.19034788168932” — rather than the post title — “Clapboard Preserve East”.

Should I be using a tag other than {{{poi.title}}} ?

2.

The popup thumbnail is being styled inline: — style=“width:64; height : 64;”. I have to force a style to override:

.mapp-body img {
width: 300px !important;
height: 140px !important;
}

Is there any other way to change the inline styles?

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