Max Batt
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Hi Alex,
Can you provide a bit more information. The search page I have does not include a map, and I’m not looking for a search page – I’m looking for a map that has custom filters. This seems like a pretty basic request, so I’m hoping that the theme and three add-ons I purchased from your company would be able to accomplish that.
Thank you,
MaxGot it, I’m going to attach an image that shows what we need below.
I see you linked to a search results page, but we’re looking for the ability to add custom-fields-as-filters to the *map* (so that when the user makes a selection, the map updates.)
I know the attached image is from a different site, but I’m sure your plugin offers the ability to do this.
Can you please advise how to do this?
Thanks!
Got it, I see what you’re talking about, with the tabs.
Last follow-up question, is there a way that there can be a tab that would, instead of showing “places, events” … that we would say “everything” and show *multiple* custom post types on the same map (without having to click in between tabs)
Thanks!
MaxHi Alex,
I think we’re getting closer. I just want to confirm, so attaching a photo if this helps.
To confirm, we have *two* main post-types, Adults and Kids.
Let’s say, the *only* fields these two types have in common is “borough” and “price.”
What we’re looking for, is a way to have a map that includes these two shared fields, as filters, that can then *map* all results, within *both* the kids and adults post-types.
Then, we would have two separate maps, which are dedicated to each individual post-type (“Kids” and “Adults”) – which seems more straightforward.
Looking at the attached map, how would we set up the filters in a way that it filters amongst the shared categories:
Thanks Alex!
Please feel free to close this thread.
Thanks Alex,
Could you confirm that GD Listings, means the “List Manager” add-on?
What we’re *really* trying to do, is have a map, not a listing results page, that shows *all* listings.
Is there a way to have a map that shows multiple custom post types? And a filter that filters based on certain fields, that are shared by multiple custom post types?
Thanks!
MaxThank you Alex!
Please feel to close this thread
Just checking on the special characters question, thanks!
Max
Alex,
One follow-up question. I am looking at the custom post types, and it appears that each new post type carries it’s own categories.
Is there a way to maintain categories, and or fields, that apply to *all* post types?
For instance, *all* classes might be “free” or “paid.” So we would want a filter that would turn this on, or off.
However other fields, such as “elementary school location” would only apply to the “children’s classes” half of all classes. Let me know if that makes sense.
We’re looking for the ability to maintain categories, tags, filters and fields that are specific to one genre of class (eg, adult classes), but we’re *also* looking for the ability to have certain categories, and fields, that span *all* classes.
I am not seeing a way to do that, with custom post types add-on.
Thanks!
MaxThank you so much, Alex.
To clarify, we will not be charging anyone for a listing. This is actually more of a non-profit-style scenario, in which we are actually try to educate the public through a large, rich mapping project.
I think we will likely need to look into custom post types, based on your answer. I will look into this, and open another ticket if required.
Thank you for responding, and please feel free to close this ticket.
Max
Hello guys,
Thank you so much for all of your help up until this point. I really appreciate it. One last question on this thread.
Are you aware of any special characters that *should not* be
included in the imported CSV (for bulk import / export) or ones that need to be rendered
differently?Thanks!
MaxYes, this is now fixed, please feel free to close this ticket.
Max
Got it,
Alright – getting close but surfacing more issues.
1.) I tried exporting this list, so I can understand which format we need to prepare our CSV in. However, even though I changed the ID and title of the table, when I try to re-import, I continue to get the message “ignored because these listings already exist,” no matter what I change the content to.
2.) Some of the outputs (from the exported CSV) are not in plain English that I would be able to communicate to my content team. For example, in the category table, instead of “gaming” it reads – “,5,”
Can you help me with these two issues?
Thanks!
MaxThank you! I will look at these – please feel free to close this ticket.
Just reset it – should work now!
