Trisha – I just ran into the same issue as I am working with Custom Post Types. I think the question is how do you have the mashup map look at a particular post type for its data. The regular post seem to work fine.
Did you find anything out on this? BTW – Very nice website!! Kudos
Jeff
Hi! I’m having the same problem.
I noticed that on the functions.php file on lines 712 to 720 there are two variables that call for content form the post_type column:
if ( !function_exists('cgmp_extract_markers_from_published_content') ):
function cgmp_extract_markers_from_published_content() {
$posts = cgmp_get_content_from_db_by_type("post", CGMP_DB_PUBLISHED_POST_IDS);
$pages = cgmp_get_content_from_db_by_type("page", CGMP_DB_PUBLISHED_PAGE_IDS);
return array_merge(process_collection_of_contents($posts), process_collection_of_contents($pages));
}
endif;
I am not much of a coder but I tried adding the name of my custom post like so:
if ( !function_exists('cgmp_extract_markers_from_published_content') ):
function cgmp_extract_markers_from_published_content() {
$posts = cgmp_get_content_from_db_by_type("post", CGMP_DB_PUBLISHED_POST_IDS);
$pages = cgmp_get_content_from_db_by_type("page", CGMP_DB_PUBLISHED_PAGE_IDS);
$custom_post = cgmp_get_content_from_db_by_type("custom-post", CGMP_DB_PUBLISHED_CUSTOMPOST_IDS);
return array_merge(process_collection_of_contents($posts), process_collection_of_contents($pages), process_collection_of_contents($custom_post));
}
endif;
But it still didn’t work. I will keep following this topic for more information on how to make it work.
