wutever0

Sorry my bad… it seems there was a few hidden anchor tags on the “other” page that I did not know about which made me think nothing was happening when in fact it just doing what it was supposed to do. My bad.

Thank you Kenny for your time in following up on this and developing it.

Strange because it seems to work with me with “WP Add Custom CSS” but does not work with “Scripts n Styles” plugin which I tried to use previously.

Hi @airvid

I think that the address is geocoded via the google map API.

I was having trouble with this and ended up installing searchwp and facetwp to get better mapping results.

My developer may be able to help you with this issue, do you have a budget?

Looking at searchwp and facetwp I’m not sure what these have to do with geolocating and mapping??

Could you please explain?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by wutever0. Reason: Quoting @airvid's reply

I have an update for this. Previously, after doing my upgrades, I was testing with a particular (and very specific) address. Recently when trying to debug I found that the problem was that the address was not being accepted but when I tried with more general addresses (say just the town or city name along with country etc.) it was showing on the map.

I now need to figure out why my original particular address was not being identified. Here in Bahrain we use the address in the following format:

Building 969, Road 2017, Block 330, Zinj, Manama, Bahrain

Does anyone have any documentation or tips regarding the address formats to use or can even direct me to which part of the code is responsible for parsing and/or locating the address? I would appreciate that very much.

I am having the same problem.
I didn’t have this before but it could be due to upgrading to wordpress 4.7 or upgrading to the latest WPJM I’m not sure which one is the problem.

None of the custom geolocation fields are being created (not just the latitude and longitude fields) when creating a listing.