Comments for WPMU Premium http://wpmupremium.com Bringing Life to the Wordpress Multi-User Premium Market Tue, 10 Nov 2009 06:11:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 Comment on Introducing WPMU gMaps by 15 Unconventional Uses of WordPress in Action | Sakin Blog http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/wpmupremium-comments/~3/yW3o9fIz_tU/ 15 Unconventional Uses of WordPress in Action | Sakin Blog Thu, 10 Sep 2009 18:39:08 +0000 http://wpmupremium.com/?p=87#comment-125 [...] Google Map Tag Blogging with WordPress [...] [...] Google Map Tag Blogging with WordPress [...]

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]]> http://wpmupremium.com/blog/2009/02/17/introducing-wpmu-gmaps/#comment-124 Comment on Introducing WPMU gMaps by WPMUP TEAM http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/wpmupremium-comments/~3/QpJKEMLgjmI/ WPMUP TEAM Tue, 01 Sep 2009 13:06:05 +0000 http://wpmupremium.com/?p=87#comment-122 Please note that this theme is now available at: http://wpmupremium.com/blog/2009/05/04/wpmu-gmaps/ Please note that this theme is now available at:

http://wpmupremium.com/blog/2009/05/04/wpmu-gmaps/

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]]> http://wpmupremium.com/blog/2009/02/17/introducing-wpmu-gmaps/#comment-120 Comment on Introducing WPMU gMaps by FreePress » Blog Archive » Advanced Geo-Blogging with WPMU http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/wpmupremium-comments/~3/lwD-EJ_nzNI/ FreePress » Blog Archive » Advanced Geo-Blogging with WPMU Tue, 19 May 2009 08:26:52 +0000 http://wpmupremium.com/?p=87#comment-38 [...] (1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)  Loading ... THEME INFO THEME DEMO Advanced Geo-Blogging with WPMU Posted by WPMU Team in One Column, Sidebar Left, [...] [...] (1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)  Loading … THEME INFO THEME DEMO Advanced Geo-Blogging with WPMU Posted by WPMU Team in One Column, Sidebar Left, [...]

]]> http://wpmupremium.com/blog/2009/02/17/introducing-wpmu-gmaps/#comment-38 Comment on WPMU Premium Launching Soon! by WPMUP TEAM http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/wpmupremium-comments/~3/OvcZyGXrmR8/ WPMUP TEAM Tue, 12 May 2009 10:15:05 +0000 http://wpmupremium.com/?p=20#comment-35 Dustin Thanks for replying back, we have sent you an email as well with a few additional notes and links... The front-page may end-up never supporting UNLIMITED numbers of markers, but that would be due to the restrictions of RSS and the way Wordpress publishes and catalogs posts, rather than gMaps itself... With that said, we are planning to drastically increase the number of markers available for deployment in the next version, and in truth, even now, if you want to use standard GeoRSS driven pages, you can in theory have as many markers as you want, but in order to customise the content of each HTML window and integrate custom fields from within Wordpress, we need to use a customised way to re-publish the content, rather than use a standard GeoRSS fed system, which is where the limitation now in play comes from... In regards to how the coordinates are input, we have this fancy system called the Geo-Locator, which you can (kind of) see in action at: http://klews.net/kuala-lumpur-directories/ You simply type the address of the location and the marker finds itself, from which point, you can just drag and drop it and the coordinates of where that marker are are provided in a box below. This can be seen in all its glory by singing up for a free blog here at WPMU Premium, picking the gMaps theme as your theme of choice and then going to the WPMU gMaps Options page under appearance... So yes, it does use custom fields, but there is a useful tool to help you find the coordinates you are looking for... Send us an email if you have any further questions... Dustin

Thanks for replying back, we have sent you an email as well with a few additional notes and links…

The front-page may end-up never supporting UNLIMITED numbers of markers, but that would be due to the restrictions of RSS and the way Wordpress publishes and catalogs posts, rather than gMaps itself…

With that said, we are planning to drastically increase the number of markers available for deployment in the next version, and in truth, even now, if you want to use standard GeoRSS driven pages, you can in theory have as many markers as you want, but in order to customise the content of each HTML window and integrate custom fields from within Wordpress, we need to use a customised way to re-publish the content, rather than use a standard GeoRSS fed system, which is where the limitation now in play comes from…

In regards to how the coordinates are input, we have this fancy system called the Geo-Locator, which you can (kind of) see in action at:

http://klews.net/kuala-lumpur-directories/

You simply type the address of the location and the marker finds itself, from which point, you can just drag and drop it and the coordinates of where that marker are are provided in a box below.

This can be seen in all its glory by singing up for a free blog here at WPMU Premium, picking the gMaps theme as your theme of choice and then going to the WPMU gMaps Options page under appearance…

So yes, it does use custom fields, but there is a useful tool to help you find the coordinates you are looking for…

Send us an email if you have any further questions…

]]> http://wpmupremium.com/blog/2008/12/13/wpmu-premium-launching-soon/#comment-35 Comment on WPMU Premium Launching Soon! by maxaud http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/wpmupremium-comments/~3/rchVfkEs3m0/ maxaud Tue, 12 May 2009 03:34:01 +0000 http://wpmupremium.com/?p=20#comment-34 I'll keep an eye on the roadmaps. I'm really interested in the gMaps Theme. When do you think the frontpage will be able to support unlimited markers? How are the coordinates input? Custom Fields? Thanks. Dustin I’ll keep an eye on the roadmaps.

I’m really interested in the gMaps Theme.
When do you think the frontpage will be able to support unlimited markers?

How are the coordinates input? Custom Fields?

Thanks.
Dustin

]]> http://wpmupremium.com/blog/2008/12/13/wpmu-premium-launching-soon/#comment-34 Comment on WPMU Premium Launching Soon! by WPMUP TEAM http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/wpmupremium-comments/~3/7vondjOPvq8/ WPMUP TEAM Wed, 06 May 2009 04:02:25 +0000 http://wpmupremium.com/?p=20#comment-32 Thanks for the comment max - nice teaser page you have there, very smooth indeed... Are you specifically referring to the WPMU Portlet theme...? If so, it might be best to check-out our roadmaps at: <a href="http://wpmupremium.com/forum/wpmu-premium-roadmap/wpmu-premiums-official-launch/" rel="nofollow">WPMU Premium Roadmap</a> <a href="http://wpmupremium.com/forum/wpmu-gmaps-1/wpmu-gmaps-v1/" rel="nofollow">WPMU gMaps Roadmap</a> <a href="http://wpmupremium.com/forum/wpmu-coda-1/wpmu-coda-v1/" rel="nofollow">WPMU CODA Roadmap</a> <a href="http://wpmupremium.com/forum/wpmu-portlet-1/wpmu-portlet-v1/" rel="nofollow">WPMU Portlet Roadmap</a> Thanks for the comment max - nice teaser page you have there, very smooth indeed…

Are you specifically referring to the WPMU Portlet theme…? If so, it might be best to check-out our roadmaps at:

WPMU Premium Roadmap
WPMU gMaps Roadmap
WPMU CODA Roadmap
WPMU Portlet Roadmap

]]> http://wpmupremium.com/blog/2008/12/13/wpmu-premium-launching-soon/#comment-32 Comment on WPMU Premium Launching Soon! by maxaud http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/wpmupremium-comments/~3/Q5BN0J_Oj_c/ maxaud Tue, 05 May 2009 16:51:27 +0000 http://wpmupremium.com/?p=20#comment-31 Any news on this theme? Where can it be obtained? Any news on this theme? Where can it be obtained?

]]> http://wpmupremium.com/blog/2008/12/13/wpmu-premium-launching-soon/#comment-31 Comment on The Status of WPMU Premium by WPMU Premium » Introducing WPMU gMaps http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/wpmupremium-comments/~3/E5j95KNjHj8/ WPMU Premium » Introducing WPMU gMaps Wed, 04 Mar 2009 10:28:45 +0000 http://wpmupremium.com/?p=76#comment-22 [...] again to everyone who wrote back to us after the last post titled “The Status of WPMU Premium” with your support and business, it’s much appreciated and we only hope that we can continue to [...] [...] again to everyone who wrote back to us after the last post titled “The Status of WPMU Premium” with your support and business, it’s much appreciated and we only hope that we can continue to [...]

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