collective.gmaplocation
Plone Add-On for managing locations in Google Maps.
This product uses Google Maps API V3.
Features
Location content type
Search and pick locations on map
Route planner integration
Installation
Depend your buildout on collective.gmaplocation.
Install it as Add-On in Plone via control panel or portal setup.
Contributors
Robert Niederreiter
Jens W. Klein
History
0.4
Use yafowil.plone instead of yafowil.zope2. [rnix, 2012-11-06]
0.3
re-add collective.js.jqueryui dependency. Need its autocomplete widget. [rnix, 2012-01-02]
0.2
use content-core macro for location_view. [jensens, 2011-12-03]
feature: unit of map height and width is now available in properties and edit form. [jensens, 2011-12-03]
include a contained buildout, added z3c.autoinclude entry point to setup.py [jensens, 2011-12-03]
LANG.ds is now loaded relative to portal_url [jensens, 2011-12-02]
0.1
initial work [rnix]
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