Profile: pierre-yvesC

Problem:

The site had two custom post types (CPTs), each with its own address field used to display markers on separate Google Maps. While CPT#1 displayed correctly, CPT#2’s map showed no markers, and the user wondered if multiple address fields were unsupported.

Solution:

Confirmed that Toolset fully supports multiple CPTs and multiple address fields. The issue was not a limitation but a configuration mismatch. The user was advised to:

Ensure the CPT#2 field is a genuine Address field (not text).

Verify the field group is assigned to CPT#2.

Configure the View/Block for CPT#2’s map to use the correct address field as its marker source.
After recreating the map and confirming the correct field assignment, markers appeared properly.

Relevant Documentation:

https://toolset.com/course-lesson/displaying-a-list-of-posts-on-a-map/

https://toolset.com/course-lesson/installing-toolset-maps-and-adding-address-fields/

Problem:

I want to connect Google Map markers in a sequential line (A → B → C) without closing the loop back to the starting point (A).

Solution:

The issue arises when the last coordinate duplicates the first one, which closes the loop. The updated JavaScript provided ensures that if the first and last coordinates are identical, the last coordinate is removed to prevent the path from closing.

Here’s the corrected code snippet:

jQuery(document).ready(function($){
    function initMap() {
        var mapid = 'map-2';
        var map = WPViews.view_addon_maps.get_map(mapid);
        var markers = WPViews.view_addon_maps.markers[mapid];
        if (markers.length === 0) return;
 
        var tripCoordinates = [];
        var latLng;
 
        // Loop over all the markers and create an array of lat/lng objects
        for (var marker in markers) {
            if (markers.hasOwnProperty(marker)) { 
                latLng = {
                    'lat': markers[marker].position.lat(),
                    'lng': markers[marker].position.lng()
                };
                tripCoordinates.push(latLng);
            }
        }

        // Remove the last coordinate if it duplicates the first coordinate
        if (tripCoordinates.length > 1) {
            var firstCoord = tripCoordinates[0];
            var lastCoord = tripCoordinates[tripCoordinates.length - 1];
            if (firstCoord.lat === lastCoord.lat && firstCoord.lng === lastCoord

Problem:

I am trying to replace the 'Add to cart' text with an image or an icon but can't figure out how to do it using the shortcode variations.

Solution:

It is not possible to add an icon or text directly inside the add_to_cart_text attribute. Instead, use custom CSS to add it as a background image. Provide the URL where the shortcode is used and the URL of the image for further assistance in creating a CSS starting point.