froddis

Hi David,
You’re absolutely correct – working with your team we got the first part working after my response above. We’re still working on the placemark list translations but we’re getting there!

Thanks,
Fiona

Hi David (and Ian):
The above ticket link to WPML is in fact ours and I’d just like to add that the above code snippet did not work for us; all it did was remove the placemarks from the front end map entirely so we’re still searching for a resolution.
Thanks,
Fiona

Hi Saura,
Thanks for getting back to me. Unfortunately none of the links above describe the problem I’m having.
1. We have setup and are using catgeories and at present have 3 categories with testimonials tagged to them. i.e. Reiki Workshops has 26 testimonials.
2. Your shortcode [testimonials_categories count=true hierarchical=true] displays a list of all our categories that contain testimonials (which is perfect).

However, if I click on one of those categories it takes me to the category archive (i.e. /categories/reiki-workshops) but there are no testimonials showing. It just says “Sorry, no content matched your criteria.” but there are in fact 26 attached to that category.

I tried disabling our theme and using one of the default WordPress themes but that doesn’t change anything. Can you advise how to make your category archive pages display the testimonials?

Thank you,
Fiona

I’ve done some more digging, deactivating all the plugins and re-activating them one by one. It appears to be a conflict with Gravity Forms plugin.

Has anyone else had this same issue? If I disable Gravity forms then the display plugin works properly, however as soon as I enable Gravity Forms Display Widgets stops allowing me to select specific pages to show/hide widgets on.

We need Gravity Forms as the site is running 9 languages so we need to figure out a fix for this issue.
Thanks!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by froddis.

Thanks for such a quick response Jarryd! We’ll try it out and definitely get in touch if we need more help!

Thanks again ??

Hi James,

Thank you so much for this! We’ll keep our eye out for updates in 4.4.1 and keep our clients updated as well. I’ll pass on your suggestions as well.

Thank you,
Fiona

Sorry, meant to close this with the last update ??

Hi Ian,

Just a quick update – I’ve been doing some testing in our test site and it looks like the issue is with the quote marks in WordPress. The old shortcode quote marks are angling towards the = sign instead of the shortcode content.

i.e. [bgmp-map categories=”scotland-south-west-region-golf” center=”dreghorn” zoom=”9″]

I’m going to close this ticket as I don’t believe it’s an issue with placemarks but instead with WP and the text editor.

Thanks for all your help!
Fiona

Hi Ian,

Thanks you for taking the time to look at this. You can go to our test site, you just need a domain username and password:
webmaster
H*x1E9Z{<t

We have quite a few maps but here are a couple that aren’t working:
https://www.bibilute.info/destinations/scotland/golf-courses-in-scotland/highlands-region-scotland/#highlands
https://www.bibilute.info/destinations/wales/golf-courses-in-wales/south-region-wales/

When we go to the “view source” we see the shortcode and not <div id=”bgmp_map-canvas”> when the maps are working with WP4.3.1

I’ve deactivated all plugins except for BGMP and also reverted back to the basic Genesis Framework theme and I’m still getting the same result.
Thank you!

I wondered about that, however when the cookie plugin is enabled we can’t see the Display Widget page options in our widgets. Once I deactivated Cookie notice Display widgets started working properly again.

I’ve not idea what’s happening. We really need both plugins and up until this last update both were working together really well.

Thanks for getting back to me!

At the moment you can’t see any issues on the front end of the site as widgets that we’ve already used Display Widgets to appear on specific pages are still working, it’s the widget options aren’t loading properly so we can’t add new pages.

We finishing another language that we’d like to get live but at the moment can’t assign widgets to those language pages.

If there’s a way to send you a private/secure message I can give you access to our test site so you can log in as admin and see what’s happening.

Fiona

Hi Jeff,
Great idea! I just tried that and it didn’t work. It looks like the page is set to full width but it’s the Login fields are only 1/3 of the available space – almost like they’re using divs. You can take a look here with our development site:

https://dev.digitaledge.education/?page_id=7&redirect_to=%2F&reauth=1

Actually, having looked at it a bit closer ‘.tml’ was set to a max-width: 325px; so I added this to our stylesheet:
‘.tml-login {
max-width: 100%;
}’
Which seems to have fixed the problem, I’ll need to test that it doesn’t affect anywhere else in the site.

Fiona

For anyone looking to solve this problem with Gravity Forms {referer} parameter and W3C Total Cache you can stop it caching specific pages in the settings. So we’ve added the form URLS for each language – it’s a bit tedious but it’s working!

Hi Helen,

We’ve been customizing Google Placemarks for a build we’re doing as well. We use the Genesis Framework and built a child theme to work with Genesis so our solution might not work for you.

To customise placemarks the developer (Ian Dunn) recommended creating a functionality plugin to add your code to instead of adding it to your functions.php. Check out this great article on how to get started:

https://wpcandy.com/teaches/how-to-create-a-functionality-plugin

A functionality plugin allows you to test your code to see if it works without breaking the theme. I don’t know if that helps but let me know how you get on!

Hi Andrew:

Thanks for getting back to me. Yes I do – I created 2 lists one with circle bullets and one with square and the front end source says “list-style-type: circle;” or square but they’re all square when looking at the front end page.

Fiona