jensnilsson

Hi Konrad!

Thanks for the quick and elaborate response ??
The solution works like a charm.

Thanks for a great plugin ??

Hi @leonstafford,

Absolutely, as a result of this I could shut down 3 of 4 VPS-servers running the above and run it all on just 1 server with the resources tuned down.

Not having WP exposed to the internet of course makes it magnitudes more secure too.

Thanks for a great plugin ??

Hello again nessthehero!

I just released version 1.1.4 of the plugin based on this issue-report https://github.com/jensjns/acf-markdown-field/issues/5, hopefully your issue is resolved by this release as well. Sounds like exactly the same problem.

Hello nessthehero!

Thank you for the report, I will take a look at this during the weekend.

Hello lsmith77!

Thank you for the report.
I’ve fixed this issue now, please download the latest version (1.1.3) and test it out ??

Hello coreybruyere,

the plugin doesn’t provide a filter to convert from markdown to HTML when you fetch it. For now you’ll have to use a library to convert it yourself. Either with PHP or with javascript on the frontend.

Hey, thanks! Glad you like it.

I planned to add something like what you can see when clicking a placed marker on https://geojson.io/. That was the intention with the sidebar, letting each row with markers/polygons etc expand down when clicked and you’d be able to set properties on it.

Also I’m thinking about somehow integrating with ACF to be able to specify fields for markers/polygons on the map and use the ACF UI instead.

Not sure which approach I’m gonna take at the moment but I definitely want to add the ability to add more data to markers/polygons.

Hello Hammourabi!

I think you’ve pasted in some code that messed up the styling of the support forum ??

Judging by the code you pasted and the error-message I think you’re trying to echo out an object. Could you please try the above code again but remove or comment out the echo’s.

Pull Request submitted.

Hello, wocmultimedia!

What you’re asking for is not in the scope of this plugin, I hope you find the right plugin for your use-case.

@guerrilladigital, did you get it to work?

Hello bernat_rp!

Do you want to do this on the public-facing part of your site or within /wp-admin?

This is not currently possible within /wp-admin if you don’t want to modify the plugins code.

If you want to use it on the public-facing part I’m afraid you’ll have to write your own js-rendering, there’s an example of how to do this in /js/leaflet-frontend.js in the plugins directory and I’m sure there’s instructions on how to use the plugin on it’s website..

The data is available for you just like any other field with the get_field function, take some time and study the data-structure.

Hi again, found the issue with polyline/shapes and fixed it in version 1.2.1 of the plugin. Please download the new version and try if it works on your end as well.

About the default settings, I’m guessing you can save the actual values when editing the field group but when looking at the field in an existing post/page it’s not at the expected lat/lng or zoom-level. Am I right?
It’s a bit more tricky since the fields stores the state of each map when saving a post/page and renders it in that exact way when loading it again.
It could be solved by providing a setting that the field-settings for lat/lng and zoom-level would always override the fields stored state.

However it does not store map-provider in the field itself so that makes me a bit unsure about if you actually mean the “Edit Field Group” screen?

Hello Mattbob, thanks for reporting.
I will take a look at this later tonight and get back to you.

Btw which version of ACF are you using?

@vtmx22 wasn’t any problems adding it, it’s there as an option now in 1.1.0.