Hello, this looks like a great module. I seem to be having a little problem though. I got everything set up and it worked great when I was logged in as admin. But when I tested it using a user role I can’t submit content with Geocoded address field. When I click submit I get this message "The maximum of the zoom range must be higher than the minimum()." I tried adjusting some of the configuration settings on the map config and on the field but it doesn't seem to work.
Am I doing something wrong?
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Comment #1
troym559 commentedOne more thing. Is it necessary for authenticated users to have the static map settings function displayed when they submit a Geocoded address field? The reason I ask is because I would prefer to have it set up so that it doesn’t ask them about the zoom level. I was hoping it could just automatically detect the default settings. Is there a way to do this?
Thanks, and again this really looks like a great module.
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xmarket commentedThis is a validation bug.
You should enable temporarly 'edit gmaps point map settings' and 'edit gmaps point static map settings' for all users, who can add/edit nodes.
Comment #3
troym559 commentedHello Xmarket,
Thanks for the fast reply. As I said before this looks like a really great module. I think it will be the next generation of drupal location interface. I am not a programmer, and don't know much about PHP, but I do get by ok with html. I just want to say that I am willing to do anything I can to help you with this module (testing, donation, etc…). I am building a transportation logistics management web site and I think this module will end up being a huge asset to my site. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help.
Thank you so much.
Troy
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xmarket commentedComment #5
troym559 commentedHello Xmarket!!, it seems to work much better now. In print this looks to be the best option for what I want to do. But there are so many features I can't seem to get my head around them all.
I am very interested in being able to:
#1: Create a view with one map showing markers to indicate all the nodes containing locations. Then expose the location field so that users can search by state, city, etc. and also do radius searches. Like search all locations within 200 miles of location X. Or for example if a user was looking for a blue, 2 story, 4 bedroom, 2 bath house within 50 miles of Phoenix, AZ, USA. Users could search the view and produce results according to the attributes they define through exposed filters.
#2: When a node that contains multiple location fields is being viewed show a block with all the locations for that node on one map and calculate the distance between the first location and the last location of the node. Or for example if I was looking at a node for a trip I was going to take the block would show the starting point, stopping point/s, final destination point, millage and, route in between locations. Like if I was going to take a trip starting from San Diego, CA - passing through El Paso, TX then Denver, CO and finalizing in Chicago, IL the block would show markers of all location points, route in between, and total millage of my trip.
Would this be possible? If so could you please point me in the right direction? (LOL no pun intended)
Thank you so much for this great module. I am really hoping I can make it work for what I need to do.
Comment #6
troym559 commentedOOPS, sorry about the double post.