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Informations about the package silverstripe-googlemapfield

silverstripe-googlemapfield

This is a SS5 compatible fork of https://github.com/BetterBrief/silverstripe-googlemapfield.

Lets you record a precise location using latitude/longitude/zoom fields to a DataObject.

Displays a map using the Google Maps API. The user may then choose where to place the marker; the landing coordinates are then saved.

You can also search for locations using the search box, which uses the Google Maps Geocoding API.

Supports SilverStripe 5

Usage

Minimal configuration

Given your DataObject uses the field names Latitude and Longitude for storing the latitude and longitude respectively then the following is a minimal setup to have the map show in the CMS:

Remember to set your API key in your site's config.yml

or through .env

Optional configuration

Configuration options

You can either set the default options in your yaml file (see _config/googlemapfield.yml for a complete list) or at run time on each instance of the GoogleMapField object.

Setting at run time

To set options at run time pass through an array of options (3rd construct parameter):

Customising the map appearance

You can customise the map's appearance by passing through settings into the map key of the $options (shown above). The map settings take a literal representation of the google.maps.MapOptions

For example if we wanted to change the map type from a road map to satellite imagery we could do the following:

Getting an API key

Google Maps API key

To get a Google Maps JS API key please see the official docs

Geocoding access - enabling the search box

To use the search box to find locations on the map, you'll need to have enabled the Geocoding API as well. Please see the official docs

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