Martin A.

I could tell you another secret for getting the dev files but...
<muffled sounds>
<you catch a glimpse of a random IPS staffer dragging a limp body into the distance>
 

Indeed...CTRL+F5 didn't clear it but a full browser re cache did the trick!  Thank you sir!

I submitted the 4.6 version on Friday, so I guess it's still in the approval queue. I have no idea how long it'll take, but I assume they have lots of new releases to deal with now.

I submitted the 4.6 version on Friday, so I guess it's still in the approval queue. I have no idea how long it'll take, but I assume they have lots of new releases to deal with now.

That is definitely something I'm going to look into. Should be an easy fix.
It will come as part of the 4.6 update, which unfortunately isn't backwards compatible with 4.5.
Given that I just installed 4.6 for the first time this evening it might take a few days. Looks like it's not too much involved in getting it updated. I'll first do a compatibility update, then I'll add new features later on.

That is definitely something I'm going to look into. Should be an easy fix.
It will come as part of the 4.6 update, which unfortunately isn't backwards compatible with 4.5.
Given that I just installed 4.6 for the first time this evening it might take a few days. Looks like it's not too much involved in getting it updated. I'll first do a compatibility update, then I'll add new features later on.

Hi,
I've done some research. In order to use Stadia you have to register a free account. Once registered, you can whitelist your domain within your account settings.
https://client.stadiamaps.com/signup/

It's only the "Members" category that is restricted to one marker. The other categories you add are unlimited. This was the same in Member Map too.
 
Thanks, I'll look into that.
Can you please post a screenshot? I'm not sure I understood your issue.

Yes, if you remove all permissions from the pre-made members category it should remove that.

Integration:
Compatible with Community Map., by @Martin A.:  

There's no widget available for this app, but you can add it as an iframe.
You should be able to add this to a Pages block, select "Manual HTML".
<iframe src='{url="app=communitymap&module=communitymap&controller=showmap&do=embed" seoTemplate="communitymap"}' width='100%' height='300' frameborder='0' scrolling='no' marginheight='0' marginwidth='0'></iframe>  

(...or the support request module in Commerce...)

In Pages you are using an "Address" kind of field. The IPS framework will not get the coordinates when the address is incomplete.
When you add a partial address in your profile, which is then picked up by Community Map, it will do a request to MapQuest in order to get the location.
I'll see if I can do anything about this.

Thanks Martin!  Love the changes!

The setting that determined the fields to show have been converted to a marker group setting. Edit the "Members" marker group, and you'll find the "Map popup settings" in the bottom of the first tab.

Reached out to @Adriano Faria to see how we can work this out.

Everybody reading through this must have been shaking their heads this whole time. THANK YOU, so sorry for this oversight.
Fixed, and everything works beautifully!!!

@Joss Leal The error message you get indicates that guests don't have access to one of the modules in the app. The permission you checked in the application list was just for the whole application. Click the little arrow on the left hand side to reveal the modules. These have their own permissions.

You should disable the "Show a list of markers in the sidebar?" setting. Unfortunately only member markers will show in that list, Pages records, calendar events, etc, will not show there (yet).

$( '#elMyMenu' ).on( 'menuOpened', function( elemID, originalEvent, menu ) { }); $( '#elMyMenu' ).on( 'menuClosed', function( elemID, menu ) { });  

$( '#elMyMenu' ).on( 'menuOpened', function( elemID, originalEvent, menu ) { }); $( '#elMyMenu' ).on( 'menuClosed', function( elemID, menu ) { });  

It is not easily doable out of the box. In addition to adding the map tiles, you'd also have to rip out all calls to the API. Having that around, and possibly adding "real" coordinates to such a map may not be great.
Think this is better as a custom app.

\IPS\Output::i()->jsFiles = array_merge( \IPS\Output::i()->jsFiles, \IPS\Output::i()->js( 'admin_scriptfile.js', 'myAppName', 'admin' ) );  

That statement only isn't going to get much of a response - you're going to have to show your code (how you are calling the JS file, where it is stored etc)

Can confirm that it's added with JS. Disabled JS, and here's what your signature looks like.