SL Google Map Field Type : Google Maps in your CP, SAEFs, and EE templates : Now with map types in the CP

Hi,

i tried it with standard SAEF and it’s the same.

Thanks

Djive,

I can’t reproduce this problem. I created a quick SAEF (attached), which worked as expected.

Please let me know whether this works for you.

Stephen

Hi Stephen,

it seems that the problem is in FoxEE Classifieds addon extension, when i disable it SAEF looks ok.

Thank you

Hey Stephen. I remember a while ago some talk about MSM support. Now I’m running into the issue of one API key for multiple domains. I think earlier versions had separate API keys for each MSM site, and you asked about moving to one API key.

Now it’s biting me. Any ways you know of enabling multiple keys? Can I put a new key in the path.php file?

Hi AJ,

Any ways you know of enabling multiple keys? Can I put a new key in the path.php file?

All FieldFrame / Fieldtype settings are system-wide, so adding path.php support may be the only way to do this.

I’ll do some digging and get back to you.

Cheers, Stephen

Hi Stephen,

I seem to be having trouble with the maps on a website I’m working on for a client. I’ve inserted an extra custom field into the SAEF they currently use to post new entries. If I’m posting a new entry it and I input the location I want the map to show it works fine; however because my client already has 100+ entries that were made before I installed the maps module, when you visit these pages it displays this at the top of the page:

Notice: Uninitialized string offset: 0 in /home/username/domain/admin/extensions/fieldtypes/sl_google_map/ft.sl_google_map.php on line 579

Notice: Undefined index: pin_lng in /home/username/domain/admin/extensions/fieldtypes/sl_google_map/ft.sl_google_map.php on line 580

Notice: Undefined index: map_zoom in /home/username/domain/admin/extensions/fieldtypes/sl_google_map/ft.sl_google_map.php on line 596

Notice: Undefined index: pin_lat in /home/username/domain/admin/extensions/fieldtypes/sl_google_map/ft.sl_google_map.php on line 597

Notice: Undefined index: pin_lng in /home/username/domain/admin/extensions/fieldtypes/sl_google_map/ft.sl_google_map.php on line 598

Now I tried editing the ‘ft.sl_google_map.php’ file and removing the section where it enters a default location but I’m still getting this error at the top of the page on the front end of my website.

I also tried setting up an if function to say if the location is empty then display nothing. Again, the if function works as it takes away the map and replaces it with nothing however I’m still getting these errors at the top of my page.

Danny

Hi Danny,

What version of SL Google Map are you using?

Stephen

Hi Danny, What version of SL Google Map are you using? Stephen

The latest one, sl-google-map-1.1.2

Any ideas on this issue Stephen?

Any ideas on this issue Stephen?

I’ll need some time to look into it Danny.

Stephen

Thats cool I wasn’t sure if it was a common issue, other than that the module works a charm!

Any ideas on this issue Stephen?

I’ll need some time to look into it Danny. Stephen

Have you had time to take a look at the issue yet? I don’t mean to rush you or anything just wanted to know if anything had been done.

Thanks

Hi Danny,

Have you had time to take a look at the issue yet? I don’t mean to rush you or anything just wanted to know if anything had been done.

Sorry about the delay in responding. New Year, and too much work have got in the way, and I’m yet to look at this.

I’ll have a quick look at the code, and if it’s obvious where the problem lies I’ll release an update (and let you know). If the solution requires a bit more work, it’ll be at least a week I’m afraid, as I’ve got a couple of launches coming up.

Once again, sorry for the delay; I’m very pushed for time at the moment, and unfortunately paid work needs to take priority.

Cheers, Stephen

I also tried setting up an if function to say if the location is empty then display nothing. Again, the if function works as it takes away the map and replaces it with nothing however I’m still getting these errors at the top of my page.

Just a ‘me too’. I’m getting the same errors if an entry has no data yet. I added the google map field after we’d already had 30+ entries without any data.

I added a check in display_tag() to check the array is passed in and if not reset it to blanks

if ( ! is_array($field_data) OR count($field_data) !== 5)
        {
          $field_data = array(
            'map_lat' => '',
            'map_lng' => '',
            'map_zoom' => '',
            'pin_lat' => '',
            'pin_lng' => ''
            );
        }

Stick that near the top, say after where $fallback is set.

That’s a bit of a hack as I suspect display_tag() shouldn’t be called at all if the data is empty.