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Hello Christian...
It is me again!
Build a directory site. Toolset has almost everything I need, but the radius-based search for google maps. I found 2 themes that offer me this possibility: Listify and Superlist. They are both bootstrap based. I could use Toolset to them but would Toolset be compatible with them?
Listify: hidden link
Superlist hidden link
Which criteria should I check in order to make sure of the compatibility?
Thanks
Is there any documentation that you are following?
I took a quick look at the links to the themes you provided.
It is not possible to tell how they implement geo-location without buying either of them to see, but those implementations are likely to be quite specific and I suspect you would be looking at writing a certain amount of custom code to make the same work with your Toolset content.
The themes seem to allow for creating custom post types and custom fields, publishing listings from the front-end, and searching those listings based on location, so if you were to use one it sounds like you would want to use the theme itself for most of the content and only use Toolset where any functionality was missing.
In which case the main requirement for compatibility would be that the theme PHP templates use the standard WordPress function the_content() to render the post body, or a specific, named function as an alternative.
If you want to use Toolset you can:
1. wait. Location-based searches have been requested often and we will add this feature. Quite a lot of the work has been done already, but I can't say when it will be ready for release.
2. try a plugin such as GeoMyWP with which you can add coordinates to all your content and use it for location-based searches. I haven't used it to know how well it works with Toolset or what is required, but I know other Toolset users have tried it.
