• Resolved candy2012

    (@candy2012)


    Am I understanding something wrong here?!?
    On single pages I used this in template:

    <?php echo GeoMashup::map('height=270&width=270&zoom=11&add_overview_control=false&add_map_type_control=false&map_content=single');?>

    and on the homepage this (through a widget):

    [geo_mashup_map height=”300″ width=”300″ zoom=”10″ add_overview_control=”false” add_map_type_control=”false” map_content=”global” radius_km=”100″]

    However, there is NO difference between the 2! Both show all markups from ALL posts (so basically the global map)!

    Wasn’t the single one supposed to only show the markups from that particular post only ??

    I really do not understand how is this supposed to work …

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/geo-mashup/

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  • Thanks for the help. I probably never would have found that conflict. I made the same change in the other site BingenEvents.com/wp I was having problems with and it seems to be working OK after making some category adjustments and cleaning out some excess html that worked it’s way into the shortcodes.

    Plugin Author Dylan Kuhn

    (@cyberhobo)

    I wouldn’t have found it either without your help. Appreciate the link, hope your sites are a big success 🙂

    Hey I just want to say thanks to @candy2012 for posting this bit of code:

    <?php echo GeoMashup::map('height=400&width=100%&zoom=11&add_overview_control=false&add_map_type_control=false&map_content=single');?>

    Which allowed me to place a single Geo Mashup location map on custom post type I have setup. I wasn’t really clear about it and this post solved it right up. Oh, and thanks be to the plugin author for such a great plugin!

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