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An interactive map can be added to your website by adding a single shortcode. The location the map can be specified either by shortcode attribute or URL parameters. Other (optional) values can be added to specify the scale of the map, screen size in pixels, and the map type.

Features Summary

Provides a WP wrapper for the Microsoft Bing Maps AJAX Control
Adds an interactive map to your WordPress Post or Page
Location specified in shortcode attribute
Image size can be specified by optional shortcode attribute
Map scale can be specified by optional shortcode attribute
Displays Ordnance Survey Mapping (GB locale only)
Shortcode Attributes can be replaced by URL Parameters
Requires a Microsoft Account and Bing Maps Key

\n","installation":"

Download the MapView for Bing Maps plugin archive
Open the WordPress Dashboard for you site
Select the “Upload” option
Click “Add New” under the “Plugins” menu
Under “Install a plugin in .zip format” browse to the plugin archive file you downloaded
Click Install Now.
After it has installed, activate the plugin.
Go to the settings page and enter your Microsoft Bing Maps Key

\n","faq":"\n

\nHow do I set up MapView for Bing Maps?\n\n

Install the plugin and activate it
Go to https://www.bingmapsportal.com/ and sign up to get a free Microsoft Bing Maps Key
Open your WordPress Dashboard
Go to the MapView for Bing Maps – Settings page and enter your Microsoft Bing Maps Key

\nHow do I add a map to my site?\n\n

Add the shortcode (see below) to either a new or existing page on your site.

\nHow do I specify the map coordinates in the shortcode?\n\n

Some typical shortcodes, where the coordinates are specified, as follows:

[bingmaps-map x=51.503146 y=-0.002979]

[bingmaps-map posn=51.477841,-0.001548 zoom=14 w=800 h=500 type=ordnanceSurvey] (GB locale only)

\nHow do I pass the map coordinates in the URL?\n\n

Shortcode Attributes can specify that a URL Parameter is to be used for the value, by enclosing the ID of the Parameter in braces. A typical shortcode where coordinates are passed in the URL is as follows:

[bingmaps-map posn={myposn} zoom={myzoom} w={mywidth} h={myheight} type={mytype}]

The shortcode attributes above specify the ID of the URL parameter that will be used for the map coordinate etc. A typical URL for this shortcode would therefore be as follows:

[YourPageURL]?myposn=51.477841,-0.001548&myzoom=14&mytype=ordnanceSurvey

\nHow do I add pushpins to the map?\n\n

The Shortcode Attributes ‘pin1’, ‘pin2’ etc. specify the position of pushpins. Alternatively the use ‘pin={mypin}’ to specify that the URL Parameters mypin1, mypin2 etc. are to be used for pushpin positions.

\nWhat map types are available?\n\n

All map types supported by the Microsoft Bing Maps AJAX Control can be displayed. The map types available depends on the locale selected in the BingMaps settings.

The Microsoft Bing Maps help page (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg427625.aspx) lists all available map types.

\n\n","changelog":"

Version History for MapView for Bing Maps Plugin

1.3.2 (19/07/2023)

Updated for compatibility with PHP 9.0
Null parameter values to string functions trapped
All echo calls escaped to follow updated plugin design guidelines
Readme updated – Compatible with WP 6.2.2

1.3.1 (19/04/2023)

Library files updated
Added pincntr option to shortcode
Added numbered pins to shortcode
Readme updated – Compatible with WP 6.2

1.2 (12/03/2021)

Library files updated
Readme updated – Compatible with WP 5.7

1.1.1 (24/09/2020)

Readme updated – Compatible with WP 5.5.1

1.1 (22/09/2020)

Added sanitization to $_COOKIE values
Added details of Microsoft/Bing Maps account requirements to ReadMe
Mapcontrol script now loaded using wp_enqueue_script

1.0 (20/07/2020)

Readme updated – Compatible with WP 5.4.2

0.4 (10/07/2020)

Form input checked using WP sanitize***** functions
WP compatibility version updated

0.3

Shortcode attributes can be specified by URL Parameters
‘x’ and ‘y’ Shortcode Attributes replaced by a ‘posn’ Attribute
Added pushpins

0.2

Shortcode help corrected
Added Plugin URI to header

0.1

First public release

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$\"Settings$
Settings Page
$\"Typical$
Typical output (Road Map)
$\"Typical$
Typical output (OS Map)

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This plugin allows to show the location of your photos on map, if they were geotagged (i.e., they contain an EXIF tag with the geocoordinates).
\nThrough a shortcode you can insert zoomable maps in your posts grouping your pictures in categories and tags (it enables taxonomies for media on activation).
\nIt uses the OpenLayers JS Library to render the points in a OpenStreetMap. Clicking on the points will show a popup with a thumbnail. Clicking in it will open the ‘Edit Image’ for that particular photo
\nBesides the maps, it adds a ‘metadata’ column to the Media Listing table with the coordinates and the camera which took the photo. In the ‘Edit Media’ and ‘Attachment Details’ views adds fields with the coordinates and camera metadata values.
\nIt allows that your media files (photos) are automatically named using reverse geocoding during the upload to WordPress.

Features

Seven source Maps:\n
- OpenStreetMap
- BingMaps
- ESRI
- TileWMS
- ThunderForest
- MapBox
- Google1
\n

DISCLAIMER

TODO

Two or more maps in the same HTML stream does not work properly (need to replace HTML id’s with classes)
The providers maps keys should stay on server and not be send to the client
\n
Geomark manually must be done in a modal overlay instead of a new page (done for media list view)
\n
\n
Add an overlay icon to each photo in media library in grid mode
\n
Filter on Media Library by if have metadata fields for camera or geolocation (partially done, not using camera)
Use Leaflet Map Visualization Library on mobile devices instead of OpenLayers (being used in Edit Media Details page)

\n
Use of GoogleMaps without the use of their specific API is a violation of its terms of service. If you want to use Google, use the HTML Widgets or a plugin like that support it. If you use Google with this plugin, you must register a Google Cloud project and enable the use of its API. The servie is paid. If you don’t use this, be warned that you may be blocked by Google. You have been warned. ↩︎
\n

\n","installation":"

Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress
A new entry in the sidebard menu called ‘Geotagged media’ will apear. By now, this plugin is not configurable.

\n","faq":"\n

What is a geotag ?

The geotag is a small piece of information that stores the geographical coordinates (latitude, longitude) or camera model, which are stored into the image file, normally by the device that has GPS capabilities which created the image (your mobile phone or tablet). It can be accessed and read by any software and be edited with it. This plugin is able to access it and modify it, and delete it. More Information here

What is the shortcode ?

The shortcode is [gtm_map] and its arguments are:
\n* category – can accept the name in which you sort your media into, case you want two maps for each media category, specify one here, if not, a dropdown with all and the further category names will be drawn, allowing to se the media geotag locations individually
\n* sources – if you don’t use this argument, it has the same effect if you have written source=all , it will show all the source map available in radio buttons, in alternative, you can specify one or more sources separated by commas like in this way: OSM,BingMaps,MapBox
\nThe four arguments below accept a yes (or true) or no (false) value. if you DON’T specify it, it has the same has if you have written the respective argument with the value of yes
\n* with_source_maps_selector – draw the radio buttons allowing to select the desire the map source, one at a time –
\n* with_thumbnail_checkbox – show the checkbox to show the thumbnails close to the geotag mark
\n* with_categories_filter– draw a dropdown allowing to select one category at a time
\n* with_tip_info – show a tip explaining how to deal with the map

My photos from my camera are surely geotagged, why they don’t appear as such in WordPress ?

The plugin is ready to read those EXIF tags when you upload new photos. Automatically assigns titles acording to the location found in the tags.
\nBy default and for privacy reasons, WordPress strips away EXIF tags containing the location metadata, but this plugin already circumvents it so it captures the tags and stores it as a media object metadata.

Why Google Maps is not included in the Map Tiles Source ?

Because OpenLayers does not support it builtin in version 5. In version 3, there is a third-party implementation that allows to use it. Furthermore, Google APIs Terms of use stays explicitely that direct access to Google APIs through libraries not developed or endorsed by Google is a violation of their terms of service.

\n\n","changelog":"

0.3.0

Implemented categories and tags for Media
Implemented filter by category or tag
Shortcode now allows to filter geo tagged media on a map to category or tag
Edit the media metadata in “edit media details” view
Media library list mode, filter images with or without geotag
Store the geotags directly in the image file as EXIF tags
Using leafletJS for the map in the Edit Media Details view

0.2.5

Besides OSM, more four map sources are available: BingMaps, ESRI, TileWMS, ThunderForest

0.2.0

Hability to rename photos directly when uploading them using reverse geocoding
Feature that show OS Map with the geotagged photos using shortcode [gtm_map]
Removed dependency from the plugin Exifography

0.1.2

Some minor corrections
Updated README

0.1

First released version in wordpress.org

0.0.1

First version

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$\"New$
New columns on media library list screenshot-1.jpg
$\"New$
New metadata fields on Media details view screenshot-2.jpg
$\"Interactive$
Interactive map on dashobard screenshot-3.jpg
$\"Interactive$
Interactive map on dashboard showing popup screenshot-4.jpg
$\"Interactive$
Interactive Map with thumbnails on frontend screenshot-5.jpg
$\"Interactive$
Interactive map on dashboard with thumbnails screenshot-6.jpg

"},"short_description":"Geotagged Media shows the location of your photos in a map on the Dashboard.","download_link":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/geotagged-media.zip","screenshots":{"1":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/geotagged-media/assets/screenshot-1.jpg?rev=2136572","caption":"New columns on media library list screenshot-1.jpg"},"2":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/geotagged-media/assets/screenshot-2.jpg?rev=2136572","caption":"New metadata fields on Media details view screenshot-2.jpg"},"3":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/geotagged-media/assets/screenshot-3.jpg?rev=2136572","caption":"Interactive map on dashobard screenshot-3.jpg"},"4":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/geotagged-media/assets/screenshot-4.jpg?rev=2136572","caption":"Interactive map on dashboard showing popup screenshot-4.jpg"},"5":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/geotagged-media/assets/screenshot-5.jpg?rev=2136572","caption":"Interactive Map with thumbnails on frontend screenshot-5.jpg"},"6":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/geotagged-media/assets/screenshot-6.jpg?rev=2136578","caption":"Interactive map on dashboard with thumbnails screenshot-6.jpg"}},"tags":{"maps-osm-openlayers-geotag-exif-dashboard":"maps osm openlayers geotag exif dashboard"},"versions":{"0.1.1":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/geotagged-media.0.1.1.zip","0.2":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/geotagged-media.0.2.zip","0.3":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/geotagged-media.0.3.zip"},"donate_link":"https://digfish.org/","icons":{"1x":"https://ps.w.org/geotagged-media/assets/icon-128x128.png?rev=2078416"}},{"name":"Bing Maps for WordPress","slug":"bing-maps-for-wordpress","version":"1.6","author":"Rich Gubby","author_profile":"https://profiles.wordpress.org/rgubby/","requires":"3.0","tested":"3.3.2","requires_php":false,"requires_plugins":[],"rating":0,"ratings":{"1":0,"2":0,"3":0,"4":0,"5":0},"num_ratings":0,"support_threads":0,"support_threads_resolved":0,"downloaded":10348,"last_updated":"2012-04-18 2:04pm GMT","added":"2010-07-29","homepage":"http://redyellow.co.uk/plugins/bing-maps-for-wordpress/","sections":{"description":"

Bing Maps for WordPress allows you to create maps easily with a [bingMap] shortcode in your posts. You don’t have to worry about how the maps are displayed, the plugin takes care of that. You can create dynamic maps that allow your visitors to pan and zoom, or static maps that don’t have those features. You can create Road maps, Aerial views, Aerial views with roads marked on them, or even a 3D Birdseye view.

How to use – quick example

Add a [bingMap] shortcode into a post, configure it, and you’re done! Here is a quick example:

[bingMap location=”Beunos Aires, Argentina” zoom=”13″]

\n","installation":"

To install through WordPress Control Panel:\n
- Click “Plugins”, then “Add New”
- Enter “Bing Maps for WordPress” as search term and click “Search Plugins”
- Click the “Install” link on the right hand side against “Bing Maps for WordPress”
- Click the red “Install Now” button
- Click the “Activate Plugin” link
- Enter your Bing Maps API key into the settings page. You can get one from here Bing Maps API Key Registration
\n
To download and install manually:\n
- Upload the entire bing-maps-for-wordpress folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
- Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress.
- Enter your Bing Maps API key into the settings page. You can get one from here Bing Maps API Key Registration
\n

\n","faq":"\n

How do I use it?

Once you have the plugin installed, edit a post, and use a shortcode of [bingMap] to create a Bing Map on the page.

If you just put [bingMap] on your page you’ll get something, but it centers the map on Timbuktu, so you might want to change some attributes:

location – Specify where you want your map centered. Be as specific as you can, include the country code, an example would be “Birmingham, West Midlands, UK”.
width – Define how wide you want your map to be. Default is 400px.
height – Define how high you want your map to be. Default is 400px.
title – Define a title for your map – displays above the map.
locationtitle – Override location title (dynamic map only)
locationlink – Set a URL for your title to link to (dynamic map only)
type – “static”, or “dynamic”. If you leave it blank, it will default to dynamic.
maptype – In static mode, options are: “Road”, “Aerial” and “AerialWithLabels”. In dynamic map mode, “Road”, “Aerial”, “AerialWithLabels” or “Birdseye”. Default is “Road”.
zoom – Define the zoom level. the higher the more zoomed in. If you are in Birdseye mode, zoom is quite restricted.
pp – Where to place a pushpin on your map. If you don’t include a pp attribute, the center of the map will be used. Turn it off by setting pp to “false”.
pp* – Add pushpins to your map. Use pp1=””, pp2=”” and so on. Bear in mind there is a limit to the number of pushpins you can actually have. If you’re not in Birdseye mode, the map will automatically zoom out so all pushpins can display.
ppt* – Set the pushpin title (dynamic map only)
ppd* – Set the pushpin description (dynamic map only)
ppl* – Set the pushpin link (dynamic map only)

Here are a few examples:

[bingMap location=”Birmingham, West Midlands, UK” maptype=”AerialWithLabels” zoom=”15″ description=”Center of Birmingham, UK”]
[bingMap type=”static” location=”Mexico City, Mexico” zoom=”13″]
[bingMap maptype=”birdseye” location=”Niagara Falls, Canada” width=”650″ height=”300″ pp=”false”]
[bingMap location=”New York, USA” pp1=”Philadelphia, USA”]

Why won’t my maps show at all?

Have you signed up for a Bing Maps API key? And have you entered it in the settings page? If not, follow these steps:

Sign up for a Bing Maps API Key.
Enter it in the “Bing Maps for WordPress” settings page – it’s under Settings in your WordPress Control Panel.

I’ve signed up, but I don’t have an API key

You have to go to the create/view keys section on the Bing Maps API signup – just create a key and enter your blog details.

How do I change the style of the pushpin?

At the moment, you can’t if you’re using a dynamic Bing map. But if you’re using a static map, add “;5″ (5 is the icon style) to the end of your pp attribute, so something like:
\npp=”Timbuktu;10”

For a full list of all icon styles for pushpins, check out http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff701719.aspx

How do I style the map on my blog?

All of the content is in a <div> container with a class of “bingMapsForWordpressContainer”, the maps then sit inside a <div> with a class of “bingMapsForWordpress”, so the structure looks a bit like this:

<div class=\"bingMapsForWordpressContainer\">\n    <div class=\"bingMapsForWordpress\">\n        <span class=\"bingMapsForWordpressTitle\">Map Title</span>\n        ... map content is here ...\n    </div>\n</div>\n

Reference any of these classes and IDs in your theme CSS and the maps will be styled – here is how to add a border to all your bing maps:

.bingMapsForWordpress{border:solid 2px red;}\n

And here is how to style just the title:

.bingMapsForWordpressTitle{font-weight:bold;}\n

\n\n","changelog":"

1.6

Tested compatibility for WordPress 3.3.1
Fixed issue when user does not have curl installed

1.5

Added compatibility for WordPress 3.0.3
Added tags for dynamic map titles, map title descriptions and map title links – thanks to Chris Witham for the code!

1.4

Added uninstall option to remove option entry in DB

1.3

Fixed bug with saving API key

1.2

Fixed some more CSS issues by fixing settings fields

1.1

Fixed CSS issue

1.0

Added Bing Static Maps
Added Bing Dynamic Maps

\n","screenshots":"

$\"<p>Dynamic$
Dynamic Map
$\"<p>Static$
Static Map

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Dynamic Map

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Static Map

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This BingMap plugin allows a smooth integration of an interactive map in your WordPress site. The administration section will offer you some parameters to customize the presentation.

Just write use the adminpanel or write a tag like :
\n[sl-bingmaps background=”transparent” width=”100%” height=”300″ NavigationVisibility=”1″ CopyrightVisibility=”1″ LogoVisibility=”1″ ScaleVisibility=”1″ ZoomLevel=”5″ Mode=”Aerial” StartLocation=”48.8756271_2.3493838″ Pushpin=”48.8756271_2.3493838″ Culture=”fr_FR”]

The plugin offers the following features:

* Width and Height customization - percent value are possible\n   //width=400 or 100%\n* Display navigation menu or not\n   //NavigationVisibility=\"1\"\n* Display copyright in the map or not\n   //CopyrightVisibility=\"1\"\n* Display the Bing logo or not\n   //LogoVisibility=\"1\"\n* Display Scale indication\n   //ScaleVisibility=\"1\" \n* Set the zoom level\n   //ZoomLevel=\"5\"\n* Set the display mode\n   //Mode=\"Aerial\" //Aerialwithlabels //road\n* Set camera center\n   //StartLocation=\"48.8756271_2.3493838\" \n* Set point of interest\n   //Pushpin=\"48.8756271_2.3493838\" \n* Set Culture \n   //Culture=\"fr_FR\"\n

Arbitrary section

A brief Markdown Example

<?php code(); // goes in backticks ?>\n

\n","installation":"

This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.

e.g.

Upload silverlight-bingmap (including all files and directories within) plugin into the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Visit the plugin settings at Settings, set the activation key that you will find here

\n","faq":"\n

How can I can Configure and add a new gallery in my post?

\n\n","changelog":"

1.0

\n","screenshots":"

$\"Settings$
Settings Module
$\"Menu$
Menu available to insert Silverlight BingMap
$\"An$
An example of the Silverlight BingMap

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