[Mitch]

Just thought I’d update the thread with the fact that this DID work perfectly.

Seriously, that’s some smarts there. Thanks for continuing to provide ridiculously great support.

Have a great day!

[Mitch]

Wow, droppin’ some knowledge there. :) That is so above my paygrade. Nice work.

I will follow these instructions, as well as pass it along to the GG dev. He has also been great at trying to work through this, so I’m sure he’ll appreciate your info.

In your opinion, would there be a better/easier/smarter way to resolve this conflict from HIS side?

Also, confirming this is not ‘upgrade-proof’? Upon any new cMap update I would need to do this again, correct?

Lastly, I have a general question. So when I delete the cmap.min.js file, and make changes to the cmap.js file, does the “system” automatically regenerate a minified file of .js?

Thanks!

[Mitch]

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[Mitch]

To update:

• WP 4.2.2
• Kleo 3.0.3
• Connections 8.2.9
• cMap 4.1
• Tabby Responsive Tabs 1.2.1
• Global Gallery 4.0.3

And on the Connections page there are no related errors in console.

• This reply was modified 11 years, 1 month ago by Mitch.

[Mitch]

Will we be able to modify the map output based on the category of the listing?

Use case: We provide a free listing to selected businesses, but because of the sheer quantity of listings, we may want to have a map that only outputs those that are “premier” listings, or maybe those that are “pro and premier” – that sort of thing.

And in keeping with this theme, we don’t provide logo and excerpt information of the freebies in the directory, but we do on the plus/premier. IF we were to elect to have the “freemium” listings on a map, we’d want to have a way to only show certain of the infobubble field (e.g. logo/phone…) to those listings that were categorized as Pro or Premier.

Does this make sense? Will this be doable?

Thanks.

[Mitch]

On the infobubble, maybe an 10-12 word excerpt is too much, I thought it would be a nice option for a ‘Premium” listing though. Just a thought.

The ability to set a default map view (without browser/ip) is a pretty important feature, I hope it finds its way into it.

So as you know I’ve tested about 15 maps plugins, including several premium versions. These were based on standard WP stuff, not able to (easily) be used in Connections. The best of these was $24.95, the second best was $19.99, the third $17.

Based on your track-record, I know you’ll bring this to market at a fair and reasonable price (in fact, probably cheaper than what you could charge). :)

[Mitch]

This summer without a doubt…

Excellent, because, you know, summer starts in like 5 days. :)

Please shoot me what you have, I’d love to start messing with it.

I see you are still working on the infobubble – excellent, the ability to put maybe a small image/logo, customizable (length) excerpt and then link to the listing will be great.

I assume we can preset the zoom we want on the map? And re-center based on search results?

I am curious if we can just skip the check of the ip? (I mean mine shows up 110 miles from my house, so it’s not always reliable). Where it’s just a Preset area map displaying all/filtered listings, and if the user wants directions, the they can put in an address (maybe via a link in a specific listing infobubble) or, if on mobile, then do some triangulation magic or something. (details above my paygrade).

Love the autofill of address/zip. That is a great feature. And related, I’m not sure what use I have for the Long/Lat boxes below, can they be eliminated, or are they needed for something else?

You’ve made great progress starting from basically scratch. If you weren’t so determined to put out a great product on day One, you probably would have been able to throw a release out months ago. :)

Thanks for your efforts here. My credit card is standing by. :)

[Mitch]

Saw that demo link when I rummaged through map posts here last night. Interesting. I have half dozen initial questions. How you want me to handle?

Post here? email?

You at the point where I can throw it on sandbox and test further?

LMK.

Thanks for the timely followup. Have a great day!

[Mitch]

Thanks for the direction. I wrestled with that code for a while before I realized the #cn-form referenced in that link needed to be .chosen-results for what I was working on…

I’m not going to profess to understand how I made this work, but

.chosen-results li.active-result:nth-child(n+11):nth-child(-n+12) {
    display: none !important;
}

works fine if I have consecutive numbers to be removed.

But if I wanted two non-consecutive numbers, I finally got this to work:

.chosen-results li.active-result:nth-child(n+3):nth-child(-n+3) {display: none !important;}
.chosen-results li.active-result:nth-child(n+8):nth-child(-n+8) {display: none !important;}

anyway, not sure how, but I’ll take it.

If you have a better way to do the above, please let me know.

Thanks for pointing me in a direction. I’m looking forward to the updated Widget Pack (and Locate, too) :).

Have a great day.

[Mitch]

Hmmm, that would be super easy, (and make me feel silly for asking…lol) but it didn’t work.

Not sure if it matters, but I’m specifically looking to do this in the Select Category dropdown.

If I use

.chosen-results {display: none !important;}

obviously gets rid of all of them, and I figured out that

.chosen-results li.active-result.cn-cat-level-1 {display: none !important;}

gets rid of all the first level cats (leaving child cats), but I’m specifically trying to eliminate just two first level cats.

e.g. data-option-array-index=”12″

Thanks.

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