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Hey @capehart928,
It looks like you’ve managed the import successfully. So I will mark this thread as resolved.

Btw your site is very slow right now. Not only the page containing the map but all other pages too.

Best Regards,
Daniel

Thanks @teamemilie! Will be fixed with the next update.

Hi @capehart928,

The best way to import would be to do an export first (create at least one single location before). Next you should merge your 8000 locations exactly into this structure that is provided by the export file. Leave the post_id column empty. Then import the CSV file.

I would also recommend to start with a lower number of locations first.

You will find detailed instructions on Export & Import under Settings > Open User Map > Import & Export.

Please let me know if it works.

Best Regards,
Daniel

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by 100plugins.

Hi @angeloevora,

Thanks for reaching out! If you are Admin of your website you can delete the locations in the same way you would delete posts or pages. You’ll see all locations in the WordPress Dashboard under OUM Locations.

If you want to know how registered users can delete their locations please see this FAQ post. Your registered users need to have specific capabilities to do this. And they must be logged in of course.

Best Regards,
Daniel

Hi @marko2002,

What you can do is show the specific location data with the shortcode [open-user-map-location value="Question 1" post_id="12345"]. This will render the selected answer for this location. However, this does not add up the values of all the answers given.

But you could write a function for this on your own. Therefor make use of the PHP function oum_get_location_value( $value, $post_id ) which does basically the same as the shortcode mentioned before but returns the value for further processing.

Please find more information on this under Settings > Open User Map > Help & Getting Started.

Best Regards,
Daniel

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by 100plugins.

Hi @flankerand,

Thanks for reaching out!

The location map (and other location details) do not appear automatically on the single page. This is because every theme layout is different.

Solution:
To place individual location data you have to use this shortcode:

[open-user-map-location value="title"]
[open-user-map-location value="map"]
[open-user-map-location value="lat"]
[open-user-map-location value="lng"]
[open-user-map-location value="text"]
...

You will find more infos on which values you can use under Settings > Open User Map > Help & Getting Started > Additional Shortcodes.

Best Regards,
Daniel

There is another thing you could try. This was the solution for another clients website:

Find and Replace the absolute image urls with relative urls. (eg. https://isdemo.limerick.ie/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/img11_666.png –> /wp-content/uploads/2022/08/img11_666.png) You could use the Export & Import Feature to do this.

And I just noticed that all your image url currently have an %20%20 at the the end. This could also be a reason why it is loading so slow.

Best Regards,
Daniel

Hi @s2klesch,

No, this is not possible yet. The map style has too many code relations to make this fully custom. However – with the next update OUM will be based on the newest Leaflet.JS. Also new map styles are coming. I can let you know when these are available.

Best regards,
Daniel

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by 100plugins.