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Hi @sarrendell,

We can try one more thing. If this not works please wait a bit for the upcoming update.

Okay, let’s try this. Edit the file /templates/block-map.php in the plugin folder. It looks like this:

<?php require_once "$this->plugin_path/templates/partial-map-init.php"; ?>

<div class="open-user-map">

  <?php require_once "$this->plugin_path/templates/partial-map-add-location.php"; ?>

  <?php require_once "$this->plugin_path/templates/partial-map-render.php"; ?>

</div>

Remove everything and insert this instead:

<?php require_once "$this->plugin_path/templates/partial-map-init.php"; ?>

<div class="open-user-map">

  <?php
  $plugin_path = $this->plugin_path;
  
  add_action('wp_footer', function () use (
    $plugin_path, 
    $oum_map_label, 
    $types, 
    $oum_marker_types_label, 
    $oum_title_label, 
    $oum_address_label, 
    $oum_description_label, 
    $oum_ui_color, 
    $oum_enable_user_notification, 
    $text_notify_me_on_publish_label, 
    $thankyou_text, 
    $map_style,
    $text_notify_me_on_publish_name, 
    $text_notify_me_on_publish_email, 
    $thankyou_headline, 
    $oum_addanother_label) { 

    echo '<div class="open-user-map">';
    require_once "$plugin_path/templates/partial-map-add-location.php";
    echo '</div>';
  });
  ?>

  <?php #require_once "$this->plugin_path/templates/partial-map-add-location.php"; ?>

  <?php require_once "$this->plugin_path/templates/partial-map-render.php"; ?>

</div>

Save the file and test again. Please let me know if it works.

Best Regards,
Daniel

Hi @svenatkins,

I just want to let you know that with the current version v1.2.21 archive pages are now available. The Public Pages Feature (Single Pages) must be enabled of course.

So just update and it should work.

Best regards,
Daniel

Hi @pabloartigas,

Thanks for reaching out! Unfortunately it is not possible to use Google Maps with my plugin. I don’t want the users to mess with API registration, costs and limits that would come with Google Maps as provider.
The downside is that the free map provider (Open Street Map) is not so accurate sometimes.

I will probably release an extension for MapBox as provider (with API registration but very accurate map material) in a future update. But this has no high priority at them moment.

Best regards,
Daniel

Yeah, Mapbox is great. However it still needs an API registration and API Handling which I want my users not have to struggle with.

But you are right, I should probably consider to prefer using Mapbox instead of Google Maps eventually.

Thanks, Daniel

Hi @wordmax,

the auto-suggest feature is based on Open Street Map as provider. I’m relying on OSM because Google has API limits and would need additional authorisation. OSM is very good but not as complete as Google, but that is kind of the deal I need to make – because I want to keep Open User Map free from any API Key / Registration process.

Maybe in the future I will add an extension to use Google’s Service instead but this has no high priority to me at the moment.

Best regards,
Daniel

Hey @svenatkins,

Did you try to wrap your code inside

$('document').ready(function(){
  // your code

});

?

If you like to avoid jquery you’d need to use a vanilla JS equivalent.

Best Regards,
Daniel

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by 100plugins.

Hello @hanetlak,

Thanks for reaching out! What user role are you assigning to the registered users? You need to make sure the user has “edit_posts” or “edit_oum-locations” capabilities. Otherwise the + Button won’t show up. This should prevent users with the role “subscriber” to add locations. Usually “subscribers” should not have the right to add new posts.

Are you using a user role manager plugin?

Best Regards,
Daniel

Hi @svenatkins,

No yet but it’s already planned and will be part of a very next release. A couple of users were asking for it. I’ll let you know when it’s ready.

Best regards,
Daniel