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In reply to: [Open User Map – Interactive Leaflet Maps] Location expiring timeHi @davidf112,
I just answered a similar request here. So with having a date field (coming soon) you could use this to find and delete locations that are outdated.
Best Regards,
DanielForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Open User Map – Interactive Leaflet Maps] New features or already in Pro?Hi @howardd2d,
Thanks for reaching out!
- No, there is no expiry functionality yet. However, I will add a Date field type with one of the next release. Maybe you can leverage that by removing locations that have passed the date (via a script).
- The Public Page is basically an empty page. You can use shortcodes to display individual values of a location over there. Please see the “Help” Section on the plugin settings on how to do this.
- No, due to this a very rare use case.
- No, please see 1)
Sorry, that I had to respond with many NOs this time. I’m always trying to make the feature requests happen but I need to focus on requests a broader audience would need.
I’m planing to extend the code with actions/hooks. So developers will have the possibility to write custom code that hooks into the workflow of Open User Map. This will make a lot of things possible. This will probably be a part of the next major release.
Best Regards,
DanielForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Open User Map – Interactive Leaflet Maps] Pictures `Whoop, solved! 🎉
If you are happy with the plugin so far, please consider to drop a quick review here. It helps me a lot to reach a broader audience.
Anyway Best Regards,
DanielForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Open User Map – Interactive Leaflet Maps] Pictures `Hi @mikihudi,
The page you’ve attached is behind a log in, so I can’t see it. But maybe it has something to do with “lazy loading”. Do you have a caching/performance plugin activated?
Please see this other support request. Please let me know if this does work for you.
Best Regards,
DanielForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Open User Map – Interactive Leaflet Maps] remove search box?Sure. There is a Setting to disable the address search in the main map. You will find it under Settings > Open User Map > General > Disable “Enter address” searchbar.
However this will only affect the main map.
If you’d like to disable the searchbar in the popup try this CSS code:
.open-user-map .add-location .leaflet-geosearch-bar { display: none; }Best regards,
DanielForum: Reviews
In reply to: [Open User Map – Interactive Leaflet Maps] ExcellentVery appreciated. Thanks!
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In reply to: [Open User Map – Interactive Leaflet Maps] Super map plugin !Thanks a lot @mistermika!
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In reply to: [Open User Map – Interactive Leaflet Maps] Only one map per website???I’m glad it works. If you are happy feel free to drop a review here. It helps me a lot to reach a broader audience.
Best wishes,
DanielForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Open User Map – Interactive Leaflet Maps] Only one map per website???You are correct. The pulldown options should correspond to the pre-selected types. I will fix this with the next release.
Meanwhile you could use some CSS to hide the unwanted options manually:
.open-user-map .add-location #oum_marker_icon option[value="3"], .open-user-map .add-location #oum_marker_icon option[value="4"] { display: none; }Where 3 and 4 are the values of the option fields that you want to hide.
Does this work for you?
Btw. in your example you’ve used the post_id attribute. This is only necessary if you just want to show a specific location(s).
Best Regards,
Daniel- This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by 100plugins.
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In reply to: [Open User Map – Interactive Leaflet Maps] Only one map per website???Hi @5lions,
Actually you can have multiple maps as long as each is on a different page. The Shortcode is customisable. Therefore each map can have an individual initial position and can be filtered by Types (Categories) and even markers.
Try it out and have a look under Settings > Open User Map > Help.
Best Regards,
DanielForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Open User Map – Interactive Leaflet Maps] Add locations in bulkHi @shokoofehs,
Thanks for reaching out! The Importer/Exporter is still in the making. It will probably become available with the next major release.
Best regards,
DanielI‘m closing this. Please contact me again if you need further support.
Best regards,
DanielForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Open User Map – Interactive Leaflet Maps] Logged in VS Logged out map viewHi @kilimats,
Yes, that’s possible. However it’s a PRO feature.
Go to Settings > Open User Map > General and activate “Restrict „Add location“ to registered users only”
With this enabled only users that are logged in will see the “+”-Button on the map. I think it wouldn’t be necessary to have two separate maps, but of course you can do that as well.
You could start a free trial to see this feature at work.
Let me know if you have more questions.
Best regards,
DanielForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Open User Map – Interactive Leaflet Maps] RecaptchaHi @sarrendell,
not yet. Are you experiencing spam attacks? Normally the form is behind an extra click on the “+”-button which should prevent most spam already.
Best Regards,
DanielForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Open User Map – Interactive Leaflet Maps] Request or suggestions!Hi @runboy88,
Thanks for reaching out! Here’s my feedback on your requests:
- According to other requests the current scroll/drag behaviour seems to be the best approach for most users. The main goal is to prevent accidental map dragging on mobile. I think most mobile users are scrolling with one finger. Double tapping already leads to zoom-in (like Google does). Can you describe your issue a bit more please?
- Yes, you can already choose from 8 different map styles and 5 marker styles or even upload your own custom marker icons.
- The map material is based on OSM and other providers. Unlike Google this is free to use. I would say the quality of the map material is pretty decent.
Sorry I couldn’t offer you better solutions to your requests. I’m trying to add features and optimisations wherever I can though.
Best regards,
Daniel