Post your location
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Where are you in the world? See where others are.
Show where you are on our map
! Find other Composr users who might be near you.To add your position you need to be a logged in member. Then you can either:
- Grant your web browser permission to know your location from this page
- Set your location in your profile
Last edit: by Chris Graham
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There is a small checkbox to the top right of the map and on mouse over says 'marker #5' is that important?
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xanaftp said
Whoops, fixed this yesterday.
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kitonline said
No location field in my profile too
From “Post #1,166”, 21st November 2016, 12:13 am
Hi,
There should be - but it's called "Position".
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Would there be a way of conning this into using more than 2 decimals for lat/long?
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moimaim said
Hi everyone
Would there be a way of conning this into using more than 2 decimals for lat/long?
From “Post #1,227”, 8th December 2016, 11:34 am
Hey there
.Out of interest is it roughly a few hundred metres out? I'll look into it anyway.
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If this thing can become precise it will make a great store locator
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moimaim said
Yes, a few hundred meters out.
If this thing can become precise it will make a great store locator
From “Post #1,229”, 8th December 2016, 11:40 am
Yeah
. I think I like that it isn't completely accurate for user location, for privacy reasons. Don't want people showing up at someone's house randomly.In terms of implementation…
You need the data_mappr non-bundled addon installed. You then need a catalogue with a float field called Latitude and another called Longitude. The addon provides an override for float fields so it has a map input, but only if the field names match that exactly. If you want higher precision you can have decimal_points=6 as the field option for those fields. It defaults to 2, which is what you're seeing here.
You can map out catalogue entries via the main_google_map block. By default this block will also look at the Latitude and Longitude fields.
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Individuals need privacy, professionnals need to be found.
Guess people who don't want to be found can always place the flag on the town hall, or church, or whatever…
6 decimals would be great.
How long would it take a pro to implement this on a site?
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