Comments on: Store Locator 1.2.28.3 is Required for WordPress 2.8.1 and Above https://www.viadat.com/store-locator-12283-is-required-for-wordpress-281-and-above/ WordPress Store Locator and Google Map Maker Fri, 22 Dec 2017 20:58:23 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.3.4 By: admin https://www.viadat.com/store-locator-12283-is-required-for-wordpress-281-and-above/#comment-264 https://www.viadat.com/?p=714#comment-264 In reply to Core Team.

You’re welcome

]]> By: Core Team https://www.viadat.com/store-locator-12283-is-required-for-wordpress-281-and-above/#comment-263 https://www.viadat.com/?p=714#comment-263 In reply to admin.

Wonderful! Thank you again. Showing our presence around the globe will be very helpful for our customers to find Bullet Cable in their country.

]]> By: admin https://www.viadat.com/store-locator-12283-is-required-for-wordpress-281-and-above/#comment-262 https://www.viadat.com/?p=714#comment-262 In reply to Core Team.

To see more locations, increase the number of locations seen by default to 50, 100, or more on the “Map Designer” page (it’s set to 25 by default).

]]> By: Core Team https://www.viadat.com/store-locator-12283-is-required-for-wordpress-281-and-above/#comment-261 https://www.viadat.com/?p=714#comment-261 Thanks for the plugin. It works brilliantly for our home location (USA). My question: Markers only show up in USA. We have locations in other countries. I started to add stores from Australia, but markers do not appear in this region. Even if I change location to Australia, they don’t show up.
Is there a place in the code that I can change so markers show up all over the globe?
http://www.bulletcable.com/dealer-locations/

]]> By: admin https://www.viadat.com/store-locator-12283-is-required-for-wordpress-281-and-above/#comment-260 https://www.viadat.com/?p=714#comment-260 In reply to Peter.

Good question, the full functionality will be seen in the next major version(s). Will help with categorization, searching, etc

]]> By: admin https://www.viadat.com/store-locator-12283-is-required-for-wordpress-281-and-above/#comment-259 https://www.viadat.com/?p=714#comment-259 In reply to BEERA.

What do you need help with?

]]> By: BEERA https://www.viadat.com/store-locator-12283-is-required-for-wordpress-281-and-above/#comment-258 https://www.viadat.com/?p=714#comment-258 want some help regarding installation store locater

]]> By: Peter https://www.viadat.com/store-locator-12283-is-required-for-wordpress-281-and-above/#comment-257 https://www.viadat.com/?p=714#comment-257 Great plugin, works brilliantly.
Can you explain the tags feature. I understand tags in relation to posts but can’t see the result of tags added to the store locator.
thanks

]]> By: admin https://www.viadat.com/store-locator-12283-is-required-for-wordpress-281-and-above/#comment-256 https://www.viadat.com/?p=714#comment-256 In reply to edhkirk.

edhkirk, If you ever need an new .htaccess file … get it from a new WordPress download from http://www.WordPress.org

Your issue isn’t permissions-related, it’s CSS-related … the resolution is in the forum here: https://viadat.com/store-locator/forum/questions/getting-gray-map/#p250

]]> By: Mike https://www.viadat.com/store-locator-12283-is-required-for-wordpress-281-and-above/#comment-255 https://www.viadat.com/?p=714#comment-255 FYI, I figured out a much easier way to do it. I just edited three files, generate-xml.php, functions.sl.php and store-locator.js.
1. In store-locator.js, I copied the searchLocations function, and created a searchLocations2() and searchLocations3(), each one calls searchLocationsNear, with an additional parameter (identifying the store code).
2. I then added “…radius + ‘&storeid=’+storeId;” to the end of the generate-xml.php call in searchLocationsNear
3. Then in generate-xml.php, I added “$storeType = $_GET[“storeid”];” and then created a switch statement around $query = sprintf(), and depending on the storeid, I would call a slightly different mysql query, by changing to “…store_locator WHERE sl_description = ‘unique Store Name’ HAVING…”
4. lastly, functions.sl.php, adding the new unique ‘|[STORE2-LOCATOR|’ to the preg match, and adjusting accordingly

It works perfectly, so long as you don’t try to use [STORE-LOCATOR] and [STORE2-LOCATOR] in the same page, as the script will only add the first one.

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