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:
Maps displaying wrong location when no result found
Solution:
You should add following marker code just after the [wpv-no-items-found] shortcode within your view's loop output section to display default search location (location text).
Problem:
Installed Toolset Maps, but I can only see Maps (Legacy) with a checkbox 'Enable the legacy Views Map plugin'. No Google API Key section.
Solution:
This usually happens when you have Toolset Maps plugin installed but is not activated. Please go to WP Dashboard >> Plugins >> Installed Plugins >> And check that Toolset Maps plugin is activated or not (you may also try to deactivate and reactivate it).
get the visit count for each post with a shortcode of that "visit count" plugin, use it in wpv-conditional shortcode, check if it is out the limitation, then display something else.
Problem:
With Toolset Maps caching of coordinates, does displaying maps still count towards Google API use?
Solution:
Yes, though caching of locations reduces the requests, it doesn't eliminate them, and Google still counts drawing dynamic maps with markers towards your API usage.
Problem:
Does Toolset Forms support multi-part forms?
Solution:
Not explicitly, but you can achieve something similar by chaining together an initial publish post form (which contains the fields required for "page one"), and separate edit forms which edit the newly published post and contain the fields for "page two", "page three" etc.
