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  • Thread Starter meanster99

    (@meanster99)

    Thanks. I’ve sent you another message through CodeCanyon, as I purchased the plugin there rather than from your website.

    Thread Starter meanster99

    (@meanster99)

    I should mention I’ve bought the Pro version already.

    Thread Starter meanster99

    (@meanster99)

    I’ve since read the documentation and can see how to do this but I get the following error when trying to import;

    403 Forbidden
    A potentially unsafe operation has been detected in your request to this site.

    Any ideas why?

    Thread Starter meanster99

    (@meanster99)

    Hi Tijmen.

    That info clears up the discrepancies between the distances reported on the locator and the ones on google maps. Thanks.

    For the postcodes issue, I’m actually referring to when you ‘add new store’ and enter the address details under ‘store details’. The red asterisks clearly show that the pin location will be based upon the ‘address’, ‘city’ and ‘county/state’. Is there any easy method of ensuring the pin location (on the ‘store map’ on the sidebar of the ‘add new store’ page) also takes into account the zip/postcode?

    We deal with many stores that may be within another building, so the first ‘Address’ part may be a building name, rather than a street address (i.e. ‘Somerset House’, rather than ‘1234 Main Road’), which will often mean the locator doesn’t pinpoint the location correctly. Other than ignoring the bulding name and putting the street adddress in the first address box, is there any way around this?

    Thanks,
    Matt

    Hi Tijmen,

    No, site language under general settings was set to English US. I’ve just set it to English UK and it’s working correctly now. Doh!

    Thanks very much for the help…

    This hasn’t worked for me. I used the free version of Poedit to change the text I wanted and saved it as wpsl-en_GB in the folder /wp-content/languages/wp-store-locator (which I had to create).

    Still showing the same field names and text as before. Any suggestions?

    Wasn’t appearing to work for me but realised it had just disappeared from my widgets. You just have to re-add the login-logout widget under ‘Appearance>>Widgets’. Little bit of a pain as you need to start from scratch, but seems to work still with latest WP.

    Thread Starter meanster99

    (@meanster99)

    Hi all,

    So, I’m still struggling to find a fix – the JQuery UI Datepicker does come with a month & year dropdown: http://jqueryui.com/datepicker/#dropdown-month-year

    But I can’t find where in the plugin to make the changes (or what the change would be). Surely I am not the only one who needs this function? I’d have thought the plugin author would have added this type of datepicker as the default!

    Can anyone help at all?

    Hi All,

    Loshberry’s fix (tested and working on iPhone 4&5, ipad 1 & Air) a few posts above (part 2) was actually on line 114 for me, not line 144:

    1. /frontend/class-frontend.php:
    line 177:
    change WPSL_URL.’js/jquery.easydropdown.min.js’ to WPSL_URL.’js/jquery.easydropdown.js’
    (so that we can edit the plugin’s js file)

    2. /js/jquery.easydropdown.js:
    line 114:
    before self.$select.focus();, add a new line:
    self.$select.show();
    self.$select.focus();

    So code around that part of the function became:
    bindTouchHandlers: function(){
    var self = this;
    self.$container.on(‘click.easyDropDown’,function(){
    self.$select.show(); // new line added as per Loshberry fix
    self.$select.focus();
    });

    Hope it helps someone.

    Thread Starter meanster99

    (@meanster99)

    Hi Tijmen,

    Any chance I could have the fix early please? I have business in King’s Lynn and so need to fix this quite urgently!

    Thanks,

    Matt

    Thread Starter meanster99

    (@meanster99)

    Hi Tijmen,

    Thanks, I found the 2 functions I needed to comment out and now the start location works nicely. Just a shame it won’t be update proof.

    Will be very happy to see your solution though if you manage it!

    Thanks for your time and efforts.

    Cheers,

    Matt

    Thread Starter meanster99

    (@meanster99)

    Thanks for the update Tijmen. I’ve asked the theme author to help aswell and they gave me code for turning off the google maps api but it still didn’t work. It has to be a problem with that though, surely?

    If my theme does include the api, but removing it didn’t work, can’t I just try and comment out the google.maps api bit from your plugin instead?

    Worth a try I suppose? Where is it please?

    Thanks,

    Matt

    Thread Starter meanster99

    (@meanster99)

    Hi Tijmen,

    Thanks for the reply. When I click into the start location field, the google powered dropdown doesn’t appear, so it must be a js error somewhere (main.js:54).

    I deactivated ALL other plugins and still had the same problem. I installed a clean version of the theme (Enfold) and just WP Store Locator and I had the same problem, with the same warning about ‘Google Maps API multiple times on this page’, so it must be a conflict with the theme.

    Enfold is a hugely popular theme (top seller on themeforest), so I am hoping you would be interested in getting it to work with this theme (I realise you can’t always work that way!). I’ve emailed you a login for an admin account on a test install.

    Thanks,

    Matt

    Thread Starter meanster99

    (@meanster99)

    Hi Tijmen,

    Forget about 2) above, I’ve found a workaround. However, I still can’t get the Start Location to work.

    I’m guessing it must be a plugin conflict or perhaps a google maps api issue, as in my dashboard I get the following error: Warning: you have included the Google Maps API multiple times on this page. This may cause unexpected errors.

    Although that google maps api error doesn’t show up on the actual page the wpsl shortcode is placed on. Could this be causing it still? Or should I do the ‘deactivate plugins and switch on 1 by 1’ thing?

    I was just hoping you had been able to have a look at the page using firebug and could tell me what was wrong, but I’m guessing since you’ve replied to other posters recently, but not me, you couldn’t help?

    Thanks,

    Matt

    Thread Starter meanster99

    (@meanster99)

    @briankross

    1) The following CSS needed to be added to wp-content/plugins/wp-stripe/wp-stripe-thickbox.css:

    .tb-close-icon {
    background: url(‘../images/thickbox_close.png’) no-repeat;
    height: 15px;
    width: 15px;
    }

    2) No, I just changed the CSS so that the popup box and the form elements fitted into a portrait iphone 4 view. I know I could have used media queries to target it for different viewports but it wasn’t really necessary for me. I can’t even remember where I had to add the CSS – I think it was the same place as in 1) above. I can send you my CSS file if you give me an email addy.

    3) I reduced the margins and padding between the elements so that all elements were visible, although you can still submit the form without completing the name field, but at least its visible and so shouldn’t be easily missed by the user.

    4) Still exactly the same for me – no change.

    Sorry I can’t be of more help.

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