Let me know if you have questions on how to add this.

Thanks

I have a couple of questions:

a) Custom markers – possible? You seem to have them on your blog
b) Set the view to Terrain by default – possible?

Keep up the good work

James

Great plugin! Just what I needed. I’m looking forward to the next release w/added features!

I hope I’m not bugging you too much on GetSatisfaction. I just love this plugin and think it has a lot of potential (it’s already awesome).

Thanks for all your hard work.

-Ryan (Johnstonian)

Me again, I just wondered whether there was a function I could specify in my template to over-ride the default zoom level, so that I can have two different zoomed maps. (One for a list view, and the other for the full post).

I’ve tried playing with the geopress_map() function, but I’m not a coder and its all a bit out of my depth!

Cheers,

Andy

However, someone recently sent me an patch that handles all locations within a category and even draws a line between each of the locations (perfect for a trip). I’ve started integrating this in and it should be in the next release.

GeoPress is just the plugin I’ve been looking for, it’s great!

I notice in the post above you give the PHP code for displaying a map of all posts for a category. I want to use this function display posts for different trips I have been on traveling.

However, when I list a category page it only shows those posts that come up in that page (ie the last 10) and the archive page before that shows the previous ten to the first lot. I have my settings set to ‘display map on single post’ pages, is this the cause of the problem as hinted at above?

Is there a way instead I could change my settings not to display a map in single posts as default and then hard code the map into my single post template? And then get all the posts to show up on the main index/archive page for the specific category (I sort my trips into different categories).

Cheers

Andy

thanks andrew -

sam

perhaps there is a conflict in the SQL tables or somesuch ?

my site here – http://www.samrohn.com/

many thanks for this plugin, great work !

sam

I noticed a problem when a map was added to a post in wordpress. So everythink works fine and the map is shown correctly. But as soon as a comment is submitted to the post, the map disappears.

After manually adding it again, it is shown until the next comment will be submitted.

I don’t know whether it’s the plugin or wordpress itself. Do you have any idea how to fix this?

- Blog where plugin is used http://julia.mapled.de (its german).
- Wordpress 2.3.3
- Geopress 2.4.1 using Google Maps

Thanks
Philipp

Also, although Wordpress doesn’t provide an integrated solution to do updates I found PlugInstaller (http://henning.imaginemore.de/pluginstaller/) to be very helpful in managing all things related to plugins. There is still hope such features will be included in the official releases sometimes.