Archive for the ‘WP Geo Releases’ Category

Please try out 3.1.3.beta

Wednesday, March 10th, 2010

Please could you download and test WP Geo 3.1.3.beta

A lot of the code has been restructured – the beginning of trying to make the plugin more extendable – so I would appreciate it if you could try it out and post any bugs (not feature requests) below.

Some of the more notable changes include:

  • Uses latest version of Google Maps API (including the new controller).
  • Added a filter ‘wpeo_point_title’ to override the marker tooltip for posts.
  • Added wpgeo_map() function to display custom maps based on a WordPress query.

WP Geo 3.1.2

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

Oops, sorry another quick release…

Version 3.1.1 seemed to contain a weird bug that was triggered on activating the plugin, and slipped through the net when I was testing locally.

For some reason the filename wp-geo/includes/template.php was causing an error – maybe clashing with something in WordPress, I haven’t figured out exactly what yet.

Anyway, renaming that file seems to have fixed the issue so please download WP Geo 3.1.2…

WP Geo 3.1.1

Monday, December 14th, 2009

A minor update to the WP Geo plugin.

  • Updated Danish, French and German translations.
  • Google Maps locale is set based on WordPress locale.
  • Added template tags wpgeo_longitude() and wpgeo_latitude().

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WP Geo 3.1

Thursday, November 19th, 2009

This release of WP Geo contains a few often-requested features and a few bug fixes.

WP Geo 3.1 Post Admin

  • Added custom marker title setting per post.
  • Added settings for custom zoom and map type per post.
  • Added widget zoom option.
  • Added Default Map Location setting.
  • Croatian language added.
  • Bulgarian language added.
  • Show warning if the marker images folder has not been created.
  • Fix marker tooltip text to be compatible with qTranslate plugin.
  • Added filter hook to override ‘wpgeo_google_api_key’.

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WP Geo 3.0.9.2

Thursday, August 27th, 2009

This release adds support for the Belorussian language thanks to Ilyuha.

It also includes a Wordpress hook ‘wpgeomapjs_preoverlays’ which can be used to add extra javascript to a map via a plugin or your theme’s functions.php file. This hook enables you to add additional overlays to the map such as custom tiles – tutorial coming soon…