Toolset Maps is a WordPress plugin that allows you to add address fields to any content type or users and display any content on Google Maps.
Toolset Maps User Guides include detailed documentation for creating these special address fields, adding pointers to them and displaying them on maps.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us the versions of the Toolset plugins that you have installed and activated.
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Problem: I have a View that displays markers on a map, and also a list of results below the map. I would like to set up a link in each result so the User can click it, focus on the map, and open the InfoWindow popup.
Solution: The Focus on Marker feature will do most of this, except for the scroll to map function. That will require custom JavaScript code.
I have setup billing and created an API for my project. When I test the API in Toolset settings, this is the message I am receiving, but can't figure out how to resolve it: REQUEST_DENIED - This API project is not authorized to use this API.
Solution:
I suggest you try to follow our document to generate the Google Map API key and test again
I can set geodata (places) in the app. These values will then appear in the uploaded post in the geo_latitude and geo_longitude fields. I would like the values of these fields to be automatically taken from the Plugin Toolset Maps inserted in the post and displayed as a marker on the map.
Solution:
It is possible to setup the map marker with custom fields.
Problem: When no results are found, the map displays somewhere off the coast of Africa. How can we manipulate that center point?
Solution: One solution is to move the map shortcode inside the wpv-items-found shortcode of the View's loop editor. That will hide the map completely when no results are found. Another solution is to use custom JavaScript with the Maps API.
Problem: The popup window that appears when I click a Spiderfied icon isn't centered on the icon. Also, the spiderfied group collapses into a single icon after clicking.
Solution: The popup window position is based on the height of the standard icon image. In this case a custom icon is used, and the height is different. It's best to use standard icon sizes so keep the popups on-location.
Also the spiderfied icons are expected to collapse when you click one of them, this is how the feature is programmed.
Problem: I would like to display two markers on a single map. The locations for each marker are stored in separate custom fields on the same post.
Solution: Use one map shortcode and two marker shortcodes to display the map on your custom post template. No View is required here, since you don't need to loop over posts.
Problem: Is it possible to use a distance-based filter in a View without implementing a map?
Solution: Yes, you can add a distance-based filter in a View without adding a map shortcode to the display. The results will still be filtered using the parameters in your distance filter.
