Gravityview Maps v3.10.1 - WordPress Plugin
Developer: Bernt Jacobsen StandalCategory: WordPress PluginsTrusted with 76 downloadsGeek1 favoriteLatest v3.10.1Updated 4d ago
Display Gravity Forms entries using Google Maps
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Display entries in a Map View, where entries are displayed as pins on a map. Also, add map widgets and fields to all GravityView layouts.
Display Gravity Forms entries on a map. Configure it to your heart’s content. Included in All Access licenses.
A great Gravity Forms Google Maps integration
- Automatically convert addresses from Gravity Forms entries into map markers
- Display entries on a single map
- Configure info boxes with details about each listing
- Have maps on single-entry pages
- Set custom map marker icons, and even allow users to choose their own map marker icon!
- New: Elegantly display multiple markers that are in close proximity to each other with marker clusters. Read more on our blog.
- New: When multiple markers are in the same location, they will be “spiderfied”, or displayed in a web-like pattern around the location. Read more on our blog.
- New: If your form has multiple address fields, you can display them all as separate markers on the map. Useful if a business has multiple locations, for example.
Lots of map configuration options
- Map Layers (traffic, transit, bike path options)
- Default/Minimum/Maximum Zoom
- Zoom Control (none, small, let Google decide)
- Draggable Map (on/off)
- Double-click Zoom (on/off)
- Scroll to Zoom (on/off)
- Pan Control (on/off)
- Street View (on/off)
- Custom Map Styles (via SnazzyMaps.com)
Recent releases
Release history
v3.10.1Latest
Jul 16, 20262.5 MB
No changelog available for this version.
v3.10.0
Jul 10, 20262.5 MB
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Other
- This release adds a Starting View setting so 3D maps can open in a 2D view, improves load times and reduces page size for maps with large numbers of locations, and resolves several map display and interaction issues.
- #### 🚀 Added
- 3D marker popups now include a close button, and the map shows a loading indicator while the 3D view initializes.
- #### ✨ Improved
- Switching between 2D and 3D keeps the imagery consistent: leaving 3D opens the 2D map with the same satellite imagery and labels state, and the 3D view opens with labels when the 2D map was showing them.
- Zooming out in 3D past the "Minimum Zoom for 3D" level returns the map to the 2D view.
- Map marker info windows now load on demand when a marker is clicked, rather than being built into the page for every entry up front; 3D marker popups fetch their content the same way.
- #### 🐛 Fixed
- Maps with a large number of locations could exhaust available memory and fail with a fatal error, or load slowly, because per-entry data was accumulated incorrectly while preparing markers.
- On GravityView 3.x, a single entry's Ratings & Reviews section and "Review this entry" form could appear below a Map View.
- On maps with clustering, the first click on a stack of overlapping pins opened an info window or jumped to a linked entry rather than fanning the pins out (spiderfying) for selection.
- Bundled marker icons saved under a site's previous domain or protocol made pins invisible after the site moved; they now load from the current plugin location.
- Switching to 3D while the map was in fullscreen left the 3D view hidden until fullscreen was exited.
- Entering 3D over higher-elevation cities could place the camera at ground level or underground; the camera now uses real terrain elevation when the site's Google key has the Elevation API enabled, and otherwise enters at a safe city-scale view.
- On maps with more locations than the 3D view can display at once, pins visible in 2D could be missing after switching to 3D because distant markers used up the 3D marker limit; markers in the current view now take priority.
- #### 💻 Developer Updates
Added
- "Starting View" View setting: when a 3D map type is selected, choose whether the map opens in 3D, in the 2D satellite view, or in the 2D map view (with marker clustering in both 2D views).
- "Minimum Zoom for 3D" View setting: only offer the on-map 3D button once the map is zoomed in past a chosen level.
- optional viewport loading mode (via the `gravityview/maps/viewport-loading` filter) that loads only the markers in the visible area and fetches more as you pan or zoom, greatly reducing initial page load on very large maps.
- a REST endpoint, `gravityview-maps/v1/views/ /entries/ /infowindow`, that renders a single entry's info window on demand for lazy-loaded marker popups. It honors custom info window templates and the existing `gravityview/maps/infowindow/*` filters.
- `gravityview/maps/infowindow/lazy-load` and `gravityview/maps/infowindow/lazy-load/threshold` filters to control when info window content loads on demand (default: on for maps with more than 100 markers).
- `gravityview/maps/render-entries-list` filter to skip rendering the directory entry list on a Map View while still placing every marker, for map-only layouts that hide the list.
- `gravityview/maps/viewport-loading` and `gravityview/maps/viewport-loading/initial-limit` filters, plus a REST endpoint `gravityview-maps/v1/views/ /markers` that returns the markers within a latitude/longitude bounding box, to power viewport loading.
- `gravityview/maps/viewport-loading/dataset-bounds`, `gravityview/maps/viewport-loading/dataset-bounds-scan-limit`, and `gravityview/maps/viewport-loading/dataset-bounds-cache-context` filters to control how a bare-URL viewport map is framed.
v3.9.0
Jun 26, 20262.5 MB
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Frequently asked questions
Is Gravity View – Maps GPL licensed?
Yes, Gravity View – Maps is distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). You can legally use, modify, and redistribute it on unlimited websites.
Can I use Gravity View – Maps on multiple websites?
Yes. Under the GPL license, there are no domain or site restrictions. You can install Gravity View – Maps on as many websites as you need.
How much does Gravity View – Maps cost on GPLCoffee?
Gravity View – Maps is available for $8.99 for a 1-year license or $22.99 for a lifetime license. Membership plans also include credit-based access so you can download Gravity View – Maps along with thousands of other plugins for a single subscription.
Are updates included with Gravity View – Maps?
Yes. Every new release of Gravity View – Maps is synced to GPLCoffee automatically. You can download the latest version any time, and subscribers can use the one-click connector plugin to update directly from their WordPress dashboard.
Is Gravity View – Maps safe to download?
Every Gravity View – Maps release is scanned with VirusTotal before publication. Scan results (including the specific threat report URL when available) are visible on each version page, and releases flagged as malicious are blocked from the catalog.
Auto-updates included
Install it once, update automatically.
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