Boris

Something like

‘marker_query’ => ‘numberposts=1&cat=2’

Please have a look at this page: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/WP_Query

You were absolutely right. I found a small bug which caused the images to disappear. This bug didn’t appear in my testing environment, because of a slightly different server configuration. I tried to fix that – now it works on my website again…hope it does so on yours, too (it is still the 2.0 version).

Thanks for your feedback!

Hmm, besides that it seems that the coordinates won’t be read properly…the plugin says that the position ist 98.833333333333, -154.33333333333 which should be wrong. I will check that…However, you should be sure that you display the original file and not a WordPress generated thumbnail…

The WP autosave might be a problem, I will check that. I never tested QuickEdit, but it could be that this will also delete the metadata. That’s a little bit annoying as the plugin only uses the functions provided by WordPress and doesn’t handle the storage process itself. I will check on that…

@travelwithamate:
Have a look over here http://wordpress.org/support/topic/using-geotag-with-themes.

@oppylock:
This is neither a feature nor a bug. It’s just the way WordPress handles the shortcodes…the Geotag shortcode can’t ‘see’ the output of the gallery shortcode.
To read the geotags from all of the photos once and save it to the database might be a solution. I always avoided this way because I doesn’t like the media library at all and because I’m not sure how to properly update the database in case the position or the picture has changed. On the other hand, using the database might speed up the reading process, especially if you have lots of photos. I will think about that, but this will cause some work and will be something for a new version :-).

Hi,
to display a simple map with all of your geotagged posts you can try the following code:

if (class_exists('Geotag')) {
	$options = array(
		'width' => '100%',
		'height' => '400px',
		'visible' => true,
		'marker_query' => 'numberposts=-1',
		'readexiftags' => true,
		'init_on_pageload' => true
	);
	Geotag::the_geotag('print_map', $options);
}

@herrpedro:
Well, I think I might need a liitle bit help on that. So you mean that coordinates are missing execpt for posts with status ‘publish’ and ‘future’? In other words coordinates are missing for all ‘auto-draft’ posts?

@roddan:
I think the bug might be fixed now. Please try to download the version 2.0 once again and replace the geotag.php file with the new one – I’m curious 🙂