If you click on a map market, you will see multiple instances of the referring page, one for each time an edited page was saved. This is a bug that needs to be fixed.
I thought it was possible to do this, but when I try it on mapufacture, I just get a "loading" dialog and get stuck there. I'm really just learning this as I go. So I'm thinking I'm probably giving it the wrong feed for my site. Is there a way or a button somewhere that will show me the actual feed address of my geotagged posts? Is the geoprss feed different from my blogs actual feed?
I've been using Geopress for awhile and have noticed that while the map 'box' and google nav buttons and credit is showing up at post bottom, it is now blank other than that. Here's an example: Community Event Page Detail
In the edit window, the map correctly shows the location where the event is taking place, but when the saved post is viewed, the map area is blank except for the border and navigation, without even streets. The named location has been saved and shows up in the location list fine.
I can't remember which plugins I've added since geopress. The only ones I know of are the 'disable revisions and autosaves' plugin, and the remove revisions plugin which I've now deactivated. I've also upgraded wordpress to the latest version and this site shares it's wordpress database with another wordpress site on the same host.
It would be awesome to list the address of the location in the bubble as well as a link that calls for directions to the address. Is this a possibility?
How can I place the GeoPress location form into the front end of the Prologue theme below the post form? Is there a function to call or how do I do it?
thanks for your great plugin. I'm trying to develop a blog with it.
I was wondering how can I "combine" the locations in wordpress database with other sources and show them together whenever I put INSERT_MAP on a single post , or when asking for INSERT_GEOPRESS_MAP for displaying all locations.
The idea is to be able to show not only that point from the post, but to have the context.
My blog focus on a biketour project that happens every year
http://blog.ecotopiabiketour.net
In my case I want to show the place to which the post refers and also the route and other important points.
GeoPress Maps stopped working / I deactivated all plugins trying to pin the problem down / I cant be 100% certain SEO Friendly Images is the culprit but it remains deactivated and maps have gone back to working. I have reported the matter to the author via the plugin's page comments: http://www.prelovac.com/vladimir/word...
...the point being, if your maps stop working and you are using both plugins, deactivating SEO Friendly Images might be a good starting place to get the maps back online.
Does GeoPress have the option to add a search bar to the map? I'd like my visitors to be able to search for other locations on the map. Great plugin by the ways. I love it.
I'm wondering if the solution you offered for "Category map of all entries/posts" will work for subpages as well.
I have tried to use this function in order to show the location of climbing boulders on my site. Each boulder has a page and all these pages are listed under a climbing parent page. Unfortunately, when I employ the function, it returns a map of all locations on my site, indicating that somehow I need to tell the function it has a narrower selection of content to choose from.
Any ideas on how I could do this? Maybe it is more of a question of template tags and php programming in WP. I hope not because I have no working knowledge of either.
PS - I've done a little looking around. Would something like this help? In a template based on the standard page template, I code before the loop a php script that basically says: if subpage of page# then ... and then in the loop include the map script. Sound logical?
I'd like to migrate my earlier blog (based on MovableType and LocBlog) to GeoPress. I already have a list of entries in that blog (spans about 4 years now), and I'd like to migrate them so that they retain their geo-tagging information. In the other blog, the geo-tags are formed as categories, and there's a simple mapping from category names to coordinates.
looking at GeoPress, the easiest thing to do woutd be to create named locations for each location already existing in the other blog, and tag all entries accordingly. how could I do that from a script / whem importing the entries from MT?
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