The Advanced Store Locator plugin by YouGapi doesn’t have the CSV import, but he offers it as a service. I just used his plugin last week (and his import service) for over 2500 stores and everything worked perfectly.
Hi Dilab, I’ll drop you an email later on as I’m looking at the HTML5 Boilerplate at the moment.
Hi Mordauk, I did read that he offers it as a service, but my only problem with that is the stores are going to be constantly growing as the product is launched into new stores worldwide every month. I will drop him a message to see if he plans to include this feature in the near future.
I have came across a plugin for wordpress that offers both a free and paid version. With the paid version offering csv import option. However I still need to look into this further to see if this is an actual option in the backend rather than a service the offer as part of the plugin.
I basically need this plugin completely managed from the backend so that my client can update the site him/herself.
Hi Dilab, I’ll drop you an email later on as I’m looking at the HTML5 Boilerplate at the moment.
Hi Mordauk, I did read that he offers it as a service, but my only problem with that is the stores are going to be constantly growing as the product is launched into new stores worldwide every month. I will drop him a message to see if he plans to include this feature in the near future.
I have came across a plugin for wordpress that offers both a free and paid version. With the paid version offering csv import option. However I still need to look into this further to see if this is an actual option in the backend rather than a service the offer as part of the plugin.
I basically need this plugin completely managed from the backend so that my client can update the site him/herself.
Stumbled upon this post while searching around the forum, I actually have just posted a PHP Store Finder with CSV Import feature that you can do-it-yourself (DIY). The import script uses Google Maps API, jQuery and PHP to run the import.