[Plugin: Geotag] upgrade to v2

@bobs
– SimpleFacebookConnect enabled => no map!
– SimpleFacebookConnect disabled => map! ??

i just implemented it.. the hard way… (like a noob php guy does)
the _e() makes a “echo”
what we need is the __()
so…
__($val->post_title) works

yep.. 2.1… we’re waiting ??

@bobs1982

Yes, the option for showing maps on pages is on. I’ve updated the geotag.php file again, but nothing changed.

Maps in posts are showing without any problems. It just under the one page I want to show all the geotaggings on one single map.

@roddan:
i have that
in here

with this code
‘
[gmap marker_query=”numberposts=-1″ width=”100%” height=”600px”]
‘

@herrpedro

I have the same code, but no map showing. So there is something really strange. I tried to deactivate each plugin one by one to try to figure out if it was some plugin making all this mess, but with no luck.

@roddan:
So you mean even if you disable all the other plugins the map still does not appear on your page?

@bobs1982

Exactly, even with _all_ plugins disable the map still does not appear on pages, just on posts.

Hey herrpedro,
the Google Maps API v3 doesn’t need any key any more. Have you tried to check the settings and save them once again?
Cheers!

Do anyone know what the “raw” code is for:

[gmap width="100%" height="500px" marker_query="numberposts=-1"]

I’m thinking of making a custom page template to fix this problem. It maybe can solve the problem temporary?

may be you could send a “debug” output from your page “map” to bobs?

Hi guys, I was abroad last week so I could answer your posts… @roddan: I guess the pages are still not working…what do you mean by “raw” code?

@bobs1982

WIth “raw”code I mean like this
<div id="gmap_266_0" class="gmap dynamic" style="width:100%; height:400px;"></div>

But for the map with all the post. The example above is for one single post. Is that a possible temporary solution?

Oh, I see. The code for the map is basically always the same. Only the id is different. In your case it should be id="gmap_19_0". If you take a look at your source code at the bottom you see something like gmap.init([{ selector: 'gmap_19_0', mapOptions: ... – the value of selector should be the id of your map container.

Besides that I got another idea: Usually WordPress doesn’t display the PHP notice and warning messages unless you enable the debugging mode. Have a look at the wp-config.php file in your Worpress directory, look for the following line define('WP_DEBUG', false); and change that to define('WP_DEBUG', true);. If you cannot find the line, just add this definition to your config file. Now try to open the page again and see if you get some warning or error messages. You can copy them and post it here…

… something is wrong
for some posts the coordinates just vanish…
i cant establish a cause-efect yet but i’m 100% sure that i input them

@bobs1982

Now i’ve tried both my try for a solution (raw code) and the define('WP_DEBUG', true); code.

Nothing worked. I did’t get any warnings or error messages on the page where the map should be showing.

@herrpedro:
This could be something with the autosave feature of WordPress. I think I had a similar problem with one of the former versions. As far as I remember it couldn’t solve this because saving of the coordinates is not handled by the plugin but by WordPress itself. I will check that again – maybe you can tell me if you find out some possible causes.

@roddan:
This is now becomming magic somehow :-). When I insert a div-container manually, I get a perfect map with your posts – have a look at this screenshot. I would like to help you, but as you don’t get any error messages, I’m afraid that I would need access to your weblog as well as to your FTP-Server to have a look at your configuration and to do some test…and I don’t know if you would feel comfortable with that…if you want to, you can contact me at boris.pulyer at gmx.de