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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [ACF: Google Map Extended] [feature request] add language supportIt is a special use case indeed. And in most of the times the browser accept-language will do it. Sometimes it’s just the other way, hehe.
Well, I had a location field before so we won’t use the address bar. It would help but the effort to add this function might not be in a good relation to the output.
But I dont understand why you mention it multiple times that the users know the exact address? Of course they do but they dont know all the correct translations for city and country. Thats why I was talking about translation.
If you enter the desired address in the google address bar, at least you get the right names. It’s not about the marker in this case.
Thanks and good to know that there could be problems if there is more than one reference on the same page using the API.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [ACF: Google Map Extended] [feature request] add language supportThanks for getting back on this. And yeah we agree on most of the points.
But in detail it’s not the problem to add another field to insert the desired address name. I was talking about the actual language and how it’s spelled
Here is an example. Choose Cairo in Egypt.
German as accept-language brings up: “Kairo, Γgypten”.
English as above. So if the user doesn’t now the correct spelling, it’s a pain in the ass to add it manually to the other text field.My problem is not the marker but the result in the address bar. Depending on the language. So that’s why I am looking for a solution to add the language of (my) choice to the map function.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [ACF: Google Map Extended] [feature request] add language supportHehe. Yeah.
You can grab it here:
http://googlemaps.github.io/js-samples/map_language/map_lang.htmlIts officially from the google maps resources
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [ACF: Google Map Extended] [feature request] add language supportyeah, I understand. Well, maybe ACF itself will implement this.
Otherwise we will use an extra field.Thanks for the feedback.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [ACF: Google Map Extended] [feature request] add language supportHi, thanks for the reply.
The problem is in the backend when Google maps load it automatically sets the language interface to the browser accept-language and so, the search results in the address field is in that language. ACF saves this and its not possible to change it.
My idea was to include the map with a javascript url parameter (country code). If I add an extra field (like a select list), I would need to refresh the load after selecting the desired language.
Maybe this is possible, since ACF Pro has js hook support.
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Sortable columns. How to set default order on menu bar?Perfect, it works!
Thanks a lot. Wish I found that somewhere in the documentation.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Glance That] Suggestio: add link to post new itemAh okay, I thought it was that line I posted before.
When I add
define('GT_EDIT_GLANCES', 'manage_options');and log in as editor, I still get the add/remove options.Just want to see them as administrator but seems it doesn’t work at the moment.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Glance That] Suggestio: add link to post new itemGood to hear. It’s just a small detail but thats what makes it better than others.
Is it possible to set different capabilities?
Cause I don’t want the editors to be able to change the fields.So this line of code
define('GT_EDIT_GLANCES', 'capability_required_to_edit');changing to recognize the different user roles
define('GT_EDIT_GLANCES', 'capability_required_to_edit_posts'); define('GT_EDIT_GLANCES', 'capability_required_to_edit');The client itself has only the report in the dashboard. They dont get the account details nor do they need more than just the basics.
That’s what the plugin usage is for. Simple task, easy to administrate.
I understand that you talk and care much about security but in a system which is vulnerable sometimes, one plugin doesn’t make the difference to me. If it’s working that way: perfect. But if there is a need for compromises I will accept them.
Reducing the ability for the user is a great idea. Maybe it’s one feature that will stand out. The WP users want everything clean and simple – thats what I’ve learned in the last couple of years.
A “reset button” is easy to implement. Remove the token, ask for a new auth. That’s all.
There is no google account for the client. It’s one admin account for different clients.
In one eye it may be a security risk but for the administration it’s way more helpful and there is no ability to manipulate the data via the google api, right?
If we would go your suggested way, we would need way more email addresses to create the GA accounts which are not used by the client. And for security reasons π we don’t access their email data.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Polylang] Removing home_url filter doesn't workThanks for the headsup!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Polylang] Removing home_url filter doesn't workOkay. Found this and it looks like its working π
define('PLL_FILTER_HOME_URL', false);Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Polylang] nextgen-gallery conflict?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Instagram] Some questions and suggestionsAnother problem: when using a cache plugin (in this case WP Fastest Cache), the instagram container stays empty.
Any idea why this happens?
Tested it today. Love this option > helps the usability a lot.
Thanks for your time and effort!