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Earlier this year Aug 16, 2009 issue 40 (feat request: Would like a lat and long custom field set.) commented on by benjaminhuson - @kkevilus - I like you suggestion and will be trying to incorporate them. I don't think there is a limit to the number of markers that can be displayed on a map although I expect there might be a performance impact if you try to load hundreds of markers. @taybrown - If the plugin settings have been configured on the settings page to automatically show markers at the top/bottom of a post then as long as the 2 custom fields "_wp_geo_longitude" and "_wp_geo_latitude" are present, it should display the map. @kkevilus - I like you suggestion and will be trying to incorporate them. I don't think there is a limit to the number of markers that can be displayed on a map although I expect there might be a performance impact if you try to load hundreds of markers. @taybrown - If the plugin settings have been configured on the settings page to automatically show markers at the top/bottom of a post then as long as the 2 custom fields "_wp_geo_longitude" and "_wp_geo_latitude" are present, it should display the map. Aug 16, 2009 issue 98 (Markers don't appear on page/widget) Status changed by benjaminhuson - Check that the /wp-content/uploads/wp-geo/markers folder has been created. If it hasn't, create that and copy the marker images there from the /plugins/wp-geo/img/markers folder. Status: Accepted Check that the /wp-content/uploads/wp-geo/markers folder has been created. If it hasn't, create that and copy the marker images there from the /plugins/wp-geo/img/markers folder. Status: Accepted Aug 15, 2009 issue 40 (feat request: Would like a lat and long custom field set.) commented on by taybrown - Hi, I'd also like to import a large of posts/pages with a custom field set for lat/long so that the location of each page does not need to be manually set. I noticed in the current version of the plugin code that it still says: // To Do: Add in lon/lat check and output map if needed Do you know if you are still going to do this, or, as an alternative, could someone explain how to use the existing hidden custom fields (_wp_geo_latitude and _wp_geo_longitude) to output the map without setting the location manually? At least in my case, I don't have any geo custom fields already defined (like "lat" and "lng"), but when I create _wp_geo_latitude and _wp_geo_longitude as my custom fields, no map outputs. Thanks so much. Hi, I'd also like to import a large of posts/pages with a custom field set for lat/long so that the location of each page does not need to be manually set. I noticed in the current version of the plugin code that it still says: // To Do: Add in lon/lat check and output map if needed Do you know if you are still going to do this, or, as an alternative, could someone explain how to use the existing hidden custom fields (_wp_geo_latitude and _wp_geo_longitude) to output the map without setting the location manually? At least in my case, I don't have any geo custom fields already defined (like "lat" and "lng"), but when I create _wp_geo_latitude and _wp_geo_longitude as my custom fields, no map outputs. Thanks so much. Aug 15, 2009 issue 98 (Markers don't appear on page/widget) commented on by rberkers63 - I disabled all my plugins, but that didn't help. I disabled all my plugins, but that didn't help. Aug 15, 2009 issue 98 (Markers don't appear on page/widget) reported by rberkers63 - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Creating a new page and add a location to it 2. 3. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? I expected to see the marker that added on the page after publishing. I do see the marker in admin when editing the page, but not on the weblog itself. the map and widget are exactly lined out to the entered location, but the on the weblog the marker doesn't show. What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 3.0.9.1 Please provide any additional information below. I am new to the product, so I may do something wrong... although I cannot see what. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Creating a new page and add a location to it 2. 3. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? I expected to see the marker that added on the page after publishing. I do see the marker in admin when editing the page, but not on the weblog itself. the map and widget are exactly lined out to the entered location, but the on the weblog the marker doesn't show. What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 3.0.9.1 Please provide any additional information below. I am new to the product, so I may do something wrong... although I cannot see what. Aug 06, 2009 issue 10 (Add setting to change default location?) commented on by j...@mailbrazil.com - You can edit the default location in the plugin code. Find this; { // Centre on London $latitude = 51.492526418807465; $longitude = -0.15754222869873047; $zoom = $wp_geo_options['default_map_zoom']; // Default 5; $panel_open = true; $hide_marker = true; } And change the latitude and longitude to where you want it to display at default. You can edit the default location in the plugin code. Find this; { // Centre on London $latitude = 51.492526418807465; $longitude = -0.15754222869873047; $zoom = $wp_geo_options['default_map_zoom']; // Default 5; $panel_open = true; $hide_marker = true; } And change the latitude and longitude to where you want it to display at default. Aug 05, 2009 issue 10 (Add setting to change default location?) Labels changed by benjaminhuson - Labels: Milestone-3.1 Labels: Milestone-3.1 Aug 05, 2009 issue 14 (Specify zoom level through shortcode?) Labels changed by benjaminhuson - Labels: Milestone-3.1 Labels: Milestone-3.1 Aug 05, 2009 issue 46 (editing a text of marker which is displayed when mouse is ov...) Labels changed by benjaminhuson - Labels: Milestone-3.1 Labels: Milestone-3.1 Aug 05, 2009 issue 48 (More post-level map options) Labels changed by benjaminhuson - Labels: Milestone-3.1 Labels: Milestone-3.1 Aug 05, 2009 issue 19 (Map of all posts?) commented on by benjaminhuson - You can use the categoryMap on your home page to display this but that only works on your home page. In the development version I have added support for a georss feed type which will produce an RSS feed of all posts in a category or in the entire site This is one step closer to being able to show a map of all posts or a map of posts from a category. http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/143167/wp-geo You can use the categoryMap on your home page to display this but that only works on your home page. In the development version I have added support for a georss feed type which will produce an RSS feed of all posts in a category or in the entire site This is one step closer to being able to show a map of all posts or a map of posts from a category. http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/143167/wp-geo Aug 05, 2009 issue 27 (Show all locations map) commented on by benjaminhuson - You can use the categoryMap on your home page to display this but that only works on your home page. In the development version I have added support for a georss feed type which will produce an RSS feed of all posts in a category or in the entire site This is one step closer to being able to show a map of all posts or a map of posts from a category. http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/143167/wp-geo You can use the categoryMap on your home page to display this but that only works on your home page. In the development version I have added support for a georss feed type which will produce an RSS feed of all posts in a category or in the entire site This is one step closer to being able to show a map of all posts or a map of posts from a category. http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/143167/wp-geo Aug 05, 2009 issue 3 (Show map of recent locations?) commented on by benjaminhuson - You can use the categoryMap on your home page to display this but that only works on your home page. In the development version I have added support for a georss feed type which will produce an RSS feed of all posts in a category or in the entire site This is one step closer to being able to show a map of all posts or a map of posts from a category. http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/143167/wp-geo You can use the categoryMap on your home page to display this but that only works on your home page. In the development version I have added support for a georss feed type which will produce an RSS feed of all posts in a category or in the entire site This is one step closer to being able to show a map of all posts or a map of posts from a category. http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/143167/wp-geo Aug 05, 2009 issue 3 (Show map of recent locations?) commented on by susiehuson - You can use the categoryMap on your home page to display this but that only works on your home page. In the development version I have added support for a georss feed type which will produce an RSS feed of all posts in a category or in the entire site This is one step closer to being able to show a map of all posts or a map of posts from a category. http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/143167/wp-geo You can use the categoryMap on your home page to display this but that only works on your home page. In the development version I have added support for a georss feed type which will produce an RSS feed of all posts in a category or in the entire site This is one step closer to being able to show a map of all posts or a map of posts from a category. http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/143167/wp-geo Aug 05, 2009 issue 82 (<?php $wpgeo->categoryMap(); ?> show only 10 posts :() Status changed by benjaminhuson - In the development version I have added support for a georss feed type which will produce an RSS feed of all posts in a category or in the entire site This is one step closer to being able to show a map of all posts or a map of posts from a category. http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/143167/wp-geo Status: Accepted In the development version I have added support for a georss feed type which will produce an RSS feed of all posts in a category or in the entire site This is one step closer to being able to show a map of all posts or a map of posts from a category. http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/143167/wp-geo Status: Accepted Aug 05, 2009 issue 97 (Add WordPress Filter Hook to add extra javascript to each ma...) reported by benjaminhuson - This will allow the adding of extra javascript for custom tiles (see below) etc. http://www.wpgeo.com/archives/633/comment-page-1#comment-6818 This will allow the adding of extra javascript for custom tiles (see below) etc. http://www.wpgeo.com/archives/633/comment-page-1#comment-6818 Aug 02, 2009 issue 96 (Russian translate) commented on by mrilyuha - Thanks! :) Thanks! :) Aug 02, 2009 issue 96 (Russian translate) commented on by benjaminhuson - Have added your link to the site and am adding a Languages section to the plugin repository page. Have added your link to the site and am adding a Languages section to the plugin repository page. Aug 01, 2009 issue 96 (Russian translate) commented on by mrilyuha - Please update Your plugin & publish my translate on pages http://www.wpgeo.com/ http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-geo/ and please add my site link: Fat Cower (www.fatcow.com) . Thank You! Please update Your plugin & publish my translate on pages http://www.wpgeo.com/ http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-geo/ and please add my site link: Fat Cower (www.fatcow.com) . Thank You! Jul 30, 2009 issue 96 (Russian translate) Status changed by benjaminhuson - Thanks, I will add to the next release Status: Fixed Thanks, I will add to the next release Status: Fixed Jul 30, 2009 issue 96 (Russian translate) reported by mrilyuha - Hello! I'm translate Your plugin to russian. Please update Your plugin & publish my translate on pages http://www.wpgeo.com/ http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-geo/ and please add my site link: Fat Cower (www.fatcow.com) . Thank You! Best regards, Fat Cower, http://www.fatcow.com Hello! I'm translate Your plugin to russian. Please update Your plugin & publish my translate on pages http://www.wpgeo.com/ http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-geo/ and please add my site link: Fat Cower (www.fatcow.com) . Thank You! Best regards, Fat Cower, http://www.fatcow.com Jul 28, 2009 issue 87 (Add shortcode and template tag to display long/lat?) Status changed by benjaminhuson - Added in version 3.0.7.1 Status: Fixed Added in version 3.0.7.1 Status: Fixed Jul 26, 2009 issue 46 (editing a text of marker which is displayed when mouse is ov...) commented on by pengume - Has this been resolved or any one figure it out? Has this been resolved or any one figure it out? Jul 17, 2009 issue 95 (Setting map's dimensions) commented on by bestiol - that's just perfect, works like a charm ! I use it here along with the mashup tip I sent on your blog : www.voyagephotographique.fr/archives/ (unfortunately there's only one post for the moment so it's no big use to demonstrate the mashup thing... but it does work !) Thanks a lot for your responsiveness :) that's just perfect, works like a charm ! I use it here along with the mashup tip I sent on your blog : www.voyagephotographique.fr/archives/ (unfortunately there's only one post for the moment so it's no big use to demonstrate the mashup thing... but it does work !) Thanks a lot for your responsiveness :) Jul 17, 2009 issue 95 (Setting map's dimensions) changed by benjaminhuson - I've updated the categoryMap function to allow you to pass a width and height. Here are some examples: categoryMap('width=50%') categoryMap('width=200&height=200') See changes here: http://code.google.com/p/wp-geo/source/diff?spec=svn25&r=25&format=side&path=/trunk/wp-geo.php Download the updated file here: http://code.google.com/p/wp-geo/source/browse/trunk/wp-geo.php This will be include in the next release of the plugin. Status: Fixed Labels: Type-Enhancement −Type-Defect I've updated the categoryMap function to allow you to pass a width and height. Here are some examples: categoryMap('width=50%') categoryMap('width=200&height=200') See changes here: http://code.google.com/p/wp-geo/source/diff?spec=svn25&r=25&format=side&path=/trunk/wp-geo.php Download the updated file here: http://code.google.com/p/wp-geo/source/browse/trunk/wp-geo.php This will be include in the next release of the plugin. Status: Fixed Labels: Type-Enhancement −Type-Defect Jul 17, 2009 r25 (Added width and height arguments to categoryMap method.) committed by benjaminhuson - Added width and height arguments to categoryMap method. Added width and height arguments to categoryMap method. Jul 16, 2009 issue 95 (Setting map's dimensions) commented on by bestiol - add a call to init_wp_geo_map() to the end of adjustMapSize() seem to fix some map updates issues due to this workaround. (so you can forget my question about square map) add a call to init_wp_geo_map() to the end of adjustMapSize() seem to fix some map updates issues due to this workaround. (so you can forget my question about square map) Jul 16, 2009 issue 95 (Setting map's dimensions) commented on by bestiol - Found a quick workaround : Add this javascript code in your body just before the get_footer() template tag : <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> function adjustMapSize() { if(document.getElementById("wp_geo_map_visible")) { document.getElementById("wp_geo_map_visible").style.width = '600px'; document.getElementById("wp_geo_map_visible").style.height = '600px'; } } if (document.all && window.attachEvent) { // IE-Win window.attachEvent("onload", function () { adjustMapSize(); }); } else if (window.addEventListener) { // Others window.addEventListener("load", function () { adjustMapSize(); }, false); } </script> I'm not sure it covers everything (what about this "wp_geo_map_3" ??) but does work for my simple case. However, looks like the map can only be a square div ? Found a quick workaround : Add this javascript code in your body just before the get_footer() template tag : <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> function adjustMapSize() { if(document.getElementById("wp_geo_map_visible")) { document.getElementById("wp_geo_map_visible").style.width = '600px'; document.getElementById("wp_geo_map_visible").style.height = '600px'; } } if (document.all && window.attachEvent) { // IE-Win window.attachEvent("onload", function () { adjustMapSize(); }); } else if (window.addEventListener) { // Others window.addEventListener("load", function () { adjustMapSize(); }, false); } </script> I'm not sure it covers everything (what about this "wp_geo_map_3" ??) but does work for my simple case. However, looks like the map can only be a square div ? Jul 09, 2009 issue 95 (Setting map's dimensions) reported by bestiol - Hi, I'm using WP Geo 3.0.8.1 plugin (think it's the last one) and I'd like to set map's dimensions in my template. The categoryMap() template tag displays the map using the widget display and strictly uses the "default_map_width" and "default_map_height" options to set the map's dimensions. Hence, there's no way not to use the default values set in admin page (or did I miss something ?). The thing is, my values are set for the widget to display correctly in the sidebar. Here, I'd like to display a new map in a dedicated page (to show locations of all posts) so my map has to be larger, and I've no way to do it. Is there any workaround (injecting javascript/styles ?) or could it be included in a future update ? Hi, I'm using WP Geo 3.0.8.1 plugin (think it's the last one) and I'd like to set map's dimensions in my template. The categoryMap() template tag displays the map using the widget display and strictly uses the "default_map_width" and "default_map_height" options to set the map's dimensions. Hence, there's no way not to use the default values set in admin page (or did I miss something ?). The thing is, my values are set for the widget to display correctly in the sidebar. Here, I'd like to display a new map in a dedicated page (to show locations of all posts) so my map has to be larger, and I've no way to do it. Is there any workaround (injecting javascript/styles ?) or could it be included in a future update ? Jul 08, 2009 issue 19 (Map of all posts?) commented on by j...@luedicke.eu - I don´t understand your short-codes on your website www.wpgeo.com At 3.08 I´ll inclued a kml, but it doesn´t works. And I try to get a map with all markers but also doesn´t work..... Please explane your short-code. Thanks Jens I don´t understand your short-codes on your website www.wpgeo.com At 3.08 I´ll inclued a kml, but it doesn´t works. And I try to get a map with all markers but also doesn´t work..... Please explane your short-code. Thanks Jens Jun 29, 2009 issue 94 (Yahoo! GeoRSS compatible feed) Status changed by benjaminhuson - Fixed in: http://code.google.com/p/wp-geo/source/detail?r=24 Status: Fixed Fixed in: http://code.google.com/p/wp-geo/source/detail?r=24 Status: Fixed Jun 29, 2009 r24 (#94 Make Yahoo! GeoRSS compatible feed) committed by benjaminhuson - #94 Make Yahoo! GeoRSS compatible feed #94 Make Yahoo! GeoRSS compatible feed Jun 29, 2009 issue 94 (Yahoo! GeoRSS compatible feed) changed by benjaminhuson - Many thanks - will apply this to the next release. Status: Accepted Labels: Type-Enhancement −Type-Defect Many thanks - will apply this to the next release. Status: Accepted Labels: Type-Enhancement −Type-Defect Jun 29, 2009 issue 94 (Yahoo! GeoRSS compatible feed) reported by calin.don - In the attachment it's a patch to enable basic compatibility with GeoRSS and Yahoo! maps GeoRSS API (http://developer.yahoo.com/maps/georss/). Basically it adds two xml namespaces to the feed (geo: and ymaps:) and two tags geo:lat geo:long. In the attachment it's a patch to enable basic compatibility with GeoRSS and Yahoo! maps GeoRSS API (http://developer.yahoo.com/maps/georss/). Basically it adds two xml namespaces to the feed (geo: and ymaps:) and two tags geo:lat geo:long. Jun 22, 2009 r23 (Update version to 3.0.8.1) committed by benjaminhuson - Update version to 3.0.8.1 Update version to 3.0.8.1 Jun 22, 2009 r22 (Bump tag 3.0.8.1) committed by benjaminhuson - Bump tag 3.0.8.1 Bump tag 3.0.8.1 Jun 22, 2009 issue 91 (Clicking on Map Pin no longer links to Article) Status changed by benjaminhuson - Status: Invalid Status: Invalid Jun 22, 2009 issue 88 (When scrolling page in Firefox, horizontal scrollbar flashes) Status changed by benjaminhuson - Fixed in 3.0.7.1 (i think?) Status: Fixed Fixed in 3.0.7.1 (i think?) Status: Fixed Jun 22, 2009 issue 81 (Design Problem / Manual short tag not work) Status changed by benjaminhuson - Fixed in 3.0.7.1 Status: Fixed Fixed in 3.0.7.1 Status: Fixed Jun 22, 2009 issue 86 (In admin, editing long/lat should update marker position.) Status changed by benjaminhuson - Fixed in 3.0.8.1 Status: Fixed Fixed in 3.0.8.1 Status: Fixed Jun 22, 2009 issue 43 (Add KML attachment to a post to be automatically displayed a...) commented on by benjaminhuson - Possible in 3.0.8.1 using [wpgeo rss="path-to-file.xml" /] shortcode. (works for KML and RSS files) In the next version it will be possible using a "kml" attribute instead of "rss" which you should do for future compatibility. Perhaps add a feature to do it automatically from an attachment in future version. Possible in 3.0.8.1 using [wpgeo rss="path-to-file.xml" /] shortcode. (works for KML and RSS files) In the next version it will be possible using a "kml" attribute instead of "rss" which you should do for future compatibility. Perhaps add a feature to do it automatically from an attachment in future version. Jun 22, 2009 issue 16 (Load a remote KML file?) Status changed by benjaminhuson - Possible in 3.0.8.1 using [wpgeo rss="path-to-file.xml" /] shortcode. (works for KML and RSS files) In the next version it will be possible using a "kml" attribute instead of "rss" which you should do for future compatibility. Status: Fixed Possible in 3.0.8.1 using [wpgeo rss="path-to-file.xml" /] shortcode. (works for KML and RSS files) In the next version it will be possible using a "kml" attribute instead of "rss" which you should do for future compatibility. Status: Fixed Jun 22, 2009 r21 (Add "kml" attribute in shortcode (works the same as "rss")) committed by benjaminhuson - Add "kml" attribute in shortcode (works the same as "rss") Add "kml" attribute in shortcode (works the same as "rss") Jun 22, 2009 r20 (Read me updated to 3.0.8.1) committed by benjaminhuson - Read me updated to 3.0.8.1 Read me updated to 3.0.8.1 Jun 22, 2009 issue 74 (Change plugin file naming conversion to all lowercase) Status changed by benjaminhuson - Will be fixed in version 3.0.8.1 Status: Fixed Will be fixed in version 3.0.8.1 Status: Fixed Jun 22, 2009 issue 89 (Explanatory paragraphs are not gettexted in 3.0.7.1) Status changed by benjaminhuson - Status: Fixed Status: Fixed Jun 22, 2009 r19 (Tooltip.js filename changed to lowercase.) committed by benjaminhuson - Tooltip.js filename changed to lowercase. Tooltip.js filename changed to lowercase. Jun 18, 2009 issue 31 (WP-Geo Called from a Google's cached search page for a site ) commented on by benjaminhuson - Fixed in trunk, revision 18, see link below. http://code.google.com/p/wp-geo/source/detail?r=18 Fixed in trunk, revision 18, see link below. http://code.google.com/p/wp-geo/source/detail?r=18 Jun 18, 2009 r18 (Fix proxy domain bug for google jsapi.) committed by benjaminhuson - Fix proxy domain bug for google jsapi. Fix proxy domain bug for google jsapi. Jun 17, 2009 issue 31 (WP-Geo Called from a Google's cached search page for a site ) commented on by nfong8 - Version 3.0.8 - This Bug is back. Click cached for the top result of http://www.wpgeo.com/wp-geo-demo and you'll see the error again http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=wp+geo+demo&aq=f&oq=&aqi= Version 3.0.8 - This Bug is back. Click cached for the top result of http://www.wpgeo.com/wp-geo-demo and you'll see the error again http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=wp+geo+demo&aq=f&oq=&aqi=

issue 95 (Setting map's dimensions) commented on by bestiol - Found a quick workaround : Add this javascript code in your body just before the get_footer() template tag : <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> function adjustMapSize() { if(document.getElementById("wp_geo_map_visible")) { document.getElementById("wp_geo_map_visible").style.width = '600px'; document.getElementById("wp_geo_map_visible").style.height = '600px'; } } if (document.all && window.attachEvent) { // IE-Win window.attachEvent("onload", function () { adjustMapSize(); }); } else if (window.addEventListener) { // Others window.addEventListener("load", function () { adjustMapSize(); }, false); } </script> I'm not sure it covers everything (what about this "wp_geo_map_3" ??) but does work for my simple case. However, looks like the map can only be a square div ?

Found a quick workaround : Add this javascript code in your body just before the get_footer() template tag : <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> function adjustMapSize() { if(document.getElementById("wp_geo_map_visible")) { document.getElementById("wp_geo_map_visible").style.width = '600px'; document.getElementById("wp_geo_map_visible").style.height = '600px'; } } if (document.all && window.attachEvent) { // IE-Win window.attachEvent("onload", function () { adjustMapSize(); }); } else if (window.addEventListener) { // Others window.addEventListener("load", function () { adjustMapSize(); }, false); } </script> I'm not sure it covers everything (what about this "wp_geo_map_3" ??) but does work for my simple case. However, looks like the map can only be a square div ?

Earlier this year