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Hello,
I have 383 categories and I need a location map for every category.
Is the only way to create 383 sites for every single category using the shortcode:
Site 1: [locations_map width=605 height=350 category=1]
Site 2: [locations_map width=605 height=350 category=2]
Site 3: [locations_map width=605 height=350 category=3]
…
Site 383: [locations_map width=605 height=350 category=383]
That could be a lot of work for me.
Or is there a better way, to realize it?
Regards,
Michael
Sorry for my bad english.
“Site” was the wrong word. I mean “page”.
Is there a way to filter the categories with a shortcode, so that I don’t have to create 383 pages, where to show the maps with the single category?
I don’t see any possible shortcut that could be of use to you. I could create a filter for the locations_map shortcode, if that could be of any help?
Hello Franky,
so there is no way to create a single page with a drop-down-menu to filter the categories?
For example:
Choose your category: [category1]
[category2]
[category3]
….
[category383]
And after the user selects his category, (for example [category129]) the result-page shows:
[locations_map width=605 height=350 category=129]
I am not sure, if WordPress is able to handle such a lot of single pages.
What do you think?
Ow, if that’s what you want, try [events_filterform] together with the locations_map shortcode (not tested). See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=40
Although I think it doesn’t work with the locations_map shortcode (yet).
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