Luis Martins

Hey Nate,

Thank you so much for looking into this.
I see what you mean. One question though, if the coordinates can’t be used for Get Directions, what are they used for in the plugin?
The reason im asking this is because when the address goes wrong, for the reasons detailed above, the pin is also misplaced so apparently Google is only considering the address and not the coordinates.

I did something similar in app I’ve worked before, didn’t used Google Maps back then but Mapbox with Leaflet. When opted for adding an interface where the user could drag the pin to set the coordinates and the Get Directions functionality only considers that, not the address.

This happens to be useful because the address doesn’t always get a precise location on the map, as it seems to be case here.

Thanks again.

Hi Nate,

Thanks for having a look into this.
Unfortunately the suggested workaround still doesn’t get me the correct results.

The preview coordinates gives me this map:
https://snpy.link/bj22TI

While the get directions goes to:
https://snpy.link/DNzdaT

Please note the URL, as it says “Francoperfil-Comércio+De+Alum%C3%ADnios” and I have no ideia where is getting that info. The company im working with is called “Francometal”, so you can see theres some resemblance but not quite.

Im guessing Google might be interfering here with some kind of similar results, if that’s the case that’s no good in this scenario, where you can easily send you customer to competitors, and that is the case here.

Thanks again.

Sorry for the late response.
The client already has access to the site and probably have removed the link.

I’ve added it again so that you can check it. It’s the widget at the lower left corner of the site. The link says “Obter direc??es”.

Tks.

For me the latest update 2.9.14 did solve the problem. Thanks!

Same here.

E_ERROR: Call to undefined function wp_get_current_user()

Sample stack trace
…is_super_admin called at /srv/wordpress/wordpress/wp-includes/
capabilities.php (1558)
…-content/plugins/ninja-forms/includes/admin/upgrades/
class-upgrade-handler.php (32)
…-content/plugins/ninja-forms/includes/admin/upgrades/
class-upgrade-handler.php (23)
…-content/plugins/ninja-forms/includes/admin/upgrades/

Thanks for the update Ryan.

Jesus, having the same problem here, and this is the second time Caldera fails the same day a big newsletter is out… Im getting my self on a delicate position here for being the one who suggested Caldera in the first place :(((((((((((((((((((((((((((

I’ve tried everything, disabling Ajax, disabling site cache… nothing makes any effect. The form shows the spinner (even with ajax disabled) and does nothing. No JS errors on the console either.

Also anxiously waiting for a solution to this. Im guessing this is marked solved because the issue was reported elsewhere, although I believe the problem still stands until 4.2.3 comes out.

Any news on this?

I was hoping you could clarify which mechanism is being used to “filter” the content being shown. Are you using any native hooks or filter to change the queries?

This could eventually help me investigate the problem.

No, and that option is enabled in the backend. Note that im using two browsers, one for the Dashboard and another to emulate a non logged-in user.

I mean the entire content is shown as if it was an unrestricted post/page.

Thanks Alex for the feedback Alex.

Cool, thanks for sharing.
Have you considered submiting a PR to the original repo instead?

@jamzth
Would love to learn about your solution to this if you can share it.