GoogleMap v1.5 – an inline Google map plugin for WordPress

Recently updated and confirmed still working with WordPress 3.0.

The following examples use the included example.xml file.

<markers>
<!-- Marker Z has no html to show nonclickability-->
<marker lat="-31.9554" lng="115.85859"  icon="Z" color="c89bff"/>
<marker lat="-32.053128" lng="115.745869" html="Fremantle"  icon="1" color="6b98ff"/>
<!-- Standard marker with html-->
<marker lat="-32.036036" lng="115.92724" html="Lynwood&lt;br&gt;Residence of the author" color="ffed5c"/>
<marker lat="-31.963013" lng="115.836239" html="Kings Park" icon="KP" color="97ec7d"/>
<!-- Character marker with html that includes link-->
<marker lat="-31.956659" lng="115.869906" html="&lt;a href=&quot;http://perthmint.com.au&quot; rel=&quot;nofollow&quot;&gt;Perth Mint&lt;/a&gt;" icon="$" color="ffffff"/>
<line colour="#0000FF" width="2" opacity="0.75">
<point lat="-32.027579" lng="115.751266" />
<point lat="-31.987404" lng="115.769463" />
<point lat="-31.957697" lng="115.852203" />
<point lat="-31.963814" lng="115.879326" />
<point lat="-32.026415" lng="115.942154" />
</line>
</markers>

• Marker Z – no HTML, nonclickable.
• Marker 1 – standard maker with some text.
• Marker Default – no icon defaults to standard Google Maps marker.
• Marker $ – some symbols can even be displayed on a marker and links in the HTML.
• Marker KP – up to two characters can be displayed.

The syntax is as follows;

tgm(example.xml, width, height, zoom, maptype)

where;

• example.xml is your xml file, and example xml file is included with tgm in the plugin directory.
• width is the optional width parameter, if left out the default width defined in the tgm options will be used.
• height is the optional height parameter, if left out the default height defined in the tgm options will be used.
• zoom is the optional zoom level from 0 to 17 (0 being the furthest away), if left out zoom will be calculated automatically to fit all points.
• maptype is the optional map type parameters, which can be (Normal, G_NORMAL_MAP, N), (SATELLITE, G_SATELLITE_MAP, S), (HYBRID, G_HYBRID_MAP, H), (PHYSICAL, G_PHYSICAL_MAP, P, TERRAIN or T) if left out Normal is defined.

Normal, G_NORMAL_MAP, N or left out; i.e. tgm(example.xml), tgm will produce a default styled map;

tgm(example.xml)

SATELLITE, G_SATELLITE_MAP, S; i.e. tgm(example.xml, 4, S), tgm will produce a satellite styled map. Note I have included a zoom of 4, and used the abreviation ‘S’;

tgm(example.xml, 4, S)

HYBRID, G_HYBRID_MAP, H; i.e. tgm(example.xml,hYbRiD,450,225), tGoolgeMap will produce a hybrid styled map. Note I have included a width and height, and proved that capitalisation is not of concern;

tgm(example.xml, hYbRiD, 450,225)

PHYSICAL, G_PHYSICAL_MAP, P, TERRAIN or T; i.e tgm(example.xml,TERRAIN), tgmwill produce a terrain styled map;

tgm(example.xml,TERRAIN)

Reading XML from different folder
The XML can be in any location, as long as the whole path is specified i.e. tgm(https://mectile.com/geocaching/karratha-mar08/karratha-mar08.xml). Yes, even links in the marker text are preserved.

tgooglemap(https://mectile.com/geocaching/karratha-mar08/karratha-mar08.xml)

Reading XML from different domain
The XML can even be on a different domain, as long as the whole path is specified. i.e. tgm(http://xxxxxx.com/maps/our-nullarbor-adventure-clare-melbourne08.xml).

tgooglemap(http://xxxxxx.com/maps/our-nullarbor-adventure-clare-melbourne08.xml)