Thread Starter
DAM
(@damland)
When I reach the limit it doesn’t get the coordinates of the listings anymore and I’m not able to add the google server key
Hi damland.
You can specify your Google API key in the theme customizer. In your WordPress dashboard, you’ll want to navigate to Appearance > Customize > Listings > Map Settings, and you’ll find the Google Maps API Key setting.
If this doesn’t fix the issue, please open a support ticket at http://www.wpallimport.com/support/ so we can take a look at the data and advise further.
Thread Starter
DAM
(@damland)
it didn’t fix the issue, I’ve also tried this:
function add_geolocation_key_to_endpoint( $endpoint ) {
$endpoint = add_query_arg( ‘key’, ‘MY-SERVER-API-KEY’, $endpoint );
return $endpoint;
}
add_filter( ‘job_manager_geolocation_endpoint’, ‘add_geolocation_key_to_endpoint’ );
but didn’t work as well, I will contact support but I really think you should fix this for everybody
Hi damland.
WP All Import doesn’t actually send the API to request, or process it in anyway. When a post is imported, the imported location data is saved in a custom field and then Listify makes the API calls. If you can demonstrate that a manually added listing is in some way behaving differently than an imported one on our testing servers (http://www.wpallimport.com/debug/) then we will be happy to take a look.
In this case, however, it seems you are having trouble getting Listify to accept you Google Maps API keys. All that we can suggest is that you contact their support channel: https://astoundify.com/support/
