Thread: The ability to turn off gthe google maps feature

The ability to turn off gthe google maps feature

I don't think you should be forced to use the mapping feature. What if you want to post a general neighborhood like Orange county California. the site now will display tusin California instead. what about just a NYC neighborhood like midtown or soho. I would like to just be able to "name" the general area. lots of people use nicknames to describe places like uptown or downtown etc. etc. maybe you guys can come up with a way to have the Google mapping but still just maintain a general area like craigslsit.

Option to turn off google maps

1. Hi. There's any chance to include the option to turn off google maps on next release? Right now, can someone tell me how can I disable it and put whatever I want in Location field?
   
2. Many guys are asking to include Google map in Job page. This is logical because if you can only use it when you edit a Job is useless.
   
3. Right now there isn't an option to chose language for results.

We will be reviewing the customer feature requests next week, so once I have more information I can update you on this particular issue. Thanks.

Commenting out the function didn't work. I tried to figure out if I could remove the action by using functions.php but gave up.

It looks like the geolocation feature is deeply integrated.

pdazevedo, will you go add your vote to add the feature of having the google map in the job listing? Here is the thread: http://appthemes.com/forum/showthrea...yed-in-listing

Thanks!

Have merged 2 related threads. Feature requests being reviewed tomorrow so will update then.

This feature request has been discussed with the development team and a ticket has been logged. This means it has moved on to the next stage where I can track progress of its release in a future version of JobRoller and update the thread as information comes to hand.

One thing to note is that the data collected by the Google Maps feature at the moment is actually of use when it comes to the future implementation of an advanced search feature. Just something to consider for those who believe it to be unnecessary.