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| GeoMashup | The Geo Mashup static class. |
| GeoMashupCommentUIManager | A manager for comment location user interfaces. |
| GeoMashupDB | Static class to provide a namespace for Geo Mashup data functions. |
| GeoMashupGeonamesGeocoder | HTTP geocoder using the geonames web services. |
| GeoMashupGoogleGeocoder | HTTP geocoder using the Google geocoding web service |
| GeoMashupHttpGeocoder | The Geo Mashup Http Geocoder base class. |
| GeoMashupNominatimGeocoder | HTTP geocoder using the nominatim web service. |
| GeoMashupOptions | A singleton to manage Geo Mashup saved options. |
| GeoMashupPostUIManager | A manager for post/page location user interfaces. |
| GeoMashupQuery | Class for query handling namespace |
| GeoMashupRenderMap | Static class for map rendering namespace |
| GeoMashupSearch | The Geo Mashup Search class. |
| GeoMashupSearchHandling | Geo Mashup Search Handling class. |
| GeoMashupSearchWidget | Class GeoMashupSearchWidget |
| GeoMashupUIManager | A base class for managing user interfaces for collecting and storing location. |
| GeoMashupUserUIManager | A manager for user location user interfaces. |
| GM_Int_List | Utility class for compressing and expanding ID lists for inclusion in URLs. |
| GM_Location_Query | Container class for a an object location query. |
| GM_Post_Query |
geo_mashup_comment_default(object $comment, array $args, mixed $depth)
Template callback for GeoMashupQuery::list_comments()
Use the newer form of template, where the individual comment template goes in a function that matches the callback argument to list_comments
| object | $comment | The comment to display |
| array | $args | Arguments from wp_list_comments |
| mixed | $depth | Nested depth |
geo_mashup_edit_form(string $object_name, string $object_id, string $ui_manager)
Print the Geo Mashup location editor HTML for an object.
Goals for this interface are to make it usable for any kind of locatable object, to be usable without javascript, functional on the front end or admin, and eventually adaptable to editing multiple locations for an object.
It's assumed this will go inside an existing form for editing the object, such as the WordPress admin post edit form.
| string | $object_name | The type of object, e.g. 'post', 'user', etc. |
| string | $object_id | The ID of the object being edited. |
| string | $ui_manager | Optionally the name of UI Manager class to use for AJAX operations. |