It’s currently only running with a demonstration of full capacity on a development site which my client might not be too happy to show, but when it goes live I’ll put the link up. In the mean time I’ll sort a demo on my own site over the weekend
OK, you can test it on http://www.sitecoders.net/wordpress-plugins/wp-find-your-nearest/. I’ve populated it with five music venues in West Yorkshire UK, so best use a UK postcode such as the example I give on that page…
Hi
The plugin looks great so far!
One question though it doesn’t detail how you get a search box on your site, have I missed this?
Chris
Oops… <facepalm> Thanks for the feedback… the search box is a widget called FYN – Search Form
I’ll update the instructions tonight if I get a chance
Hi
I would like to just return one result the most relavent one. I know this isn’t an option (yet) but I assume you would just need to edit this in wp-find-your-nearest.php
// Reset Post Data
wp_reset_postdata();
ksort($results);
foreach($results as $distance=>$content){
echo $contents;
}
Any help would be very much appreciated.
yes that should do it… replace
foreach($results as $distance=>$content){
echo $contents;
}
with
echo reset($results);
(I haven’t tested that btw… but if I get a chance I’ll add a “limit returned results” option too)
Thanks for the suggestion
Works like a charm thanks!
Yes I think it would be a great extra.
Let me know where you are using it so I can boast! 🙂
I would love to see this incorporate at least to open in a new window with Google maps, so if I want to see the map, I could.
Thanks for this great tool.
OK… I’ve upgraded the plugin to include “limit search results” and a Google map pop up dialog
Any way to allow the search box to go in a page instead of a widgetted area?
test_page
Only works using Chrome on a PC… Chrome on a mac or any other browser won’t do the trick. Same for mobile..
It could’ve been such a nice piece of work 🙂
Not having a mac I have only tested in PC (chrome, firefox and IE8) and linux (chrome and firefox)… how does it fail on mac, precisely?
