v1.1.6

= 1.1.6 =

• Fixed: updating two of these extensions one after the other could fail on the second with "up to date" until Check for updates was pressed again. WordPress rebuilds its update list after each update by asking wordpress.org first, and gives up on the whole list when that call is slow; the plugin now keeps its own update in the list regardless.
• Changed: a release found more than an hour ago is refreshed in the background whenever the Plugins screen is opened, so the newest release is offered rather than an intermediate one.
• New: a Check for updates bulk action on the Plugins screen, which checks every selected extension in one go, and the row that says Updating no longer shrinks on phones.

v1.1.5

1.1.5

Changed

• On the settings tab the help icon now sits directly after each label, and its tooltip opens to the right at full width instead of being cut into a narrow strip to the left. The same placement is used across every extension in this family.

v1.1.4

1.1.4

• Fixed - the quick links on the Geolocation settings tab now sit at the very top, above HivePress's own geolocation settings, rather than halfway down the page. HivePress gives that first group of settings no heading of its own, and the links were being placed above the first heading on the page, which put them below it.
• Added - a "Default Settings" quick link for that first group, so every group on the tab can now be reached from the links, including the settings HivePress provides itself.

1.1.3

• Changed - the settings screen now keeps its quick links in view as you scroll, and adds a Save button and a back-to-top button that follow you down the page. The quick links, the Save button and the back-to-top button now look and sit exactly the same in every one of these extensions.
• Changed - the settings screen's styles and script, and the colour picker used by the Marker Colour box, are no longer loaded on other plugins' settings tabs.
• Changed - the hover tooltips on the settings screen are wider, so a two-sentence explanation reads as a few short lines rather than a tall narrow ribbon of text.

1.1.2

• Changed - a code comment that described a different function had been left stranded above the one explaining how MapTiler responses are read. Comments only.

1.1.1

• Fixed - the quick links added in 1.1.0 appeared on every HivePress settings tab, including tabs belonging to other plugins. They now appear only on tabs that carry this plugin's own settings.

1.1.0

• Added - separate address formats for listings and for vendors, each with an optional character limit that trims the displayed address with an ellipsis.
• Added - an option to remove repeated address parts, so a provider answering "Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland" displays as "Edinburgh, Scotland".
• Added - a "Hide the location field" option on the HivePress search blocks, for a search form placed somewhere the location is already decided.
• Added - an option to hide places of interest, such as "Edinburgh Castle", from location suggestions, on every provider including Google Maps and Mapbox.
• Added - an option to show suggestions already shortened by the Address Format, so the list matches what the page will display.
• Fixed - the "locate me" button now works on Mapbox. Its reverse lookup borrowed the forward search request, whose parameters Mapbox refuses, so the button silently did nothing.
• Fixed - the button no longer sits there apparently dead when the browser cannot supply a position. It gives up after ten seconds and asks the visitor to type the address instead.
• Fixed - Suggestion Types now takes effect in full on Mapbox. Only the first five kinds of place were sent, so a site allowing more had the rest quietly ignored.

v1.1.3

1.1.3

• Changed - the settings screen now keeps its quick links in view as you scroll, and adds a Save button and a back-to-top button that follow you down the page. The quick links, the Save button and the back-to-top button now look and sit exactly the same in every one of these extensions, so moving between two of their settings tabs no longer means hunting for the same control in a different place.
• Changed - the settings screen's styles and script, and the colour picker used by the Marker Colour box, are no longer loaded on other plugins' settings tabs, so those tabs carry a little less to download.
• Changed - the hover tooltips on the settings screen are wider, so a two-sentence explanation reads as a few short lines rather than a tall narrow ribbon of text.

1.1.2

• Changed - a code comment that described a different function had been left stranded above the one explaining how MapTiler responses are read, so a developer saw the wrong description. Comments only. Nothing about how the plugin works has changed.

1.1.1

• Fixed - the quick links added to the settings screen in 1.1.0 appeared on every HivePress settings tab, including tabs belonging to other plugins. They now appear only on tabs that carry this plugin's own settings, stand down when another plugin has already drawn a navigation there, and never rewrite a heading anchor another plugin created.

1.1.0

• Added - separate address formats for listings and for vendors, each with an optional character limit that trims the displayed address with an ellipsis. The main Address Format still applies wherever no override is set, so nothing changes until you choose one.
• Added - an option to remove repeated address parts, so a provider answering "Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland" displays as "Edinburgh, Scotland" everywhere addresses appear.
• Added - a "Hide the location field" option on the HivePress search blocks in the WordPress editor, for a search form placed somewhere the location is already decided.
• Added - an option to hide places of interest, such as "Edinburgh Castle", from location suggestions, on every provider including Google Maps and Mapbox.
• Added - an option to show suggestions already shortened by the Address Format, so the list matches what the page will display.
• Added - quick links and dividers on the settings screen, and shorter setting descriptions.
• Fixed - the "locate me" button now works on Mapbox. Its reverse lookup borrowed the forward search request, whose parameters Mapbox refuses when reverse geocoding, so the button silently did nothing. It also now reports plainly when a location cannot be found.
• Fixed - the button no longer sits there apparently dead when the browser cannot supply a position. It gives up after ten seconds and asks the visitor to type the address instead, and says nothing extra when they simply declined the browser's own permission prompt, because the browser has already told them.
• Fixed - Suggestion Types now takes effect in full on Mapbox. Only the first five kinds of place were sent, so a site allowing more than five had the rest quietly ignored.

v1.0.10

• Fixed - region searching now works for a model switched on after the plugin was installed. The one-off pass that gives existing region terms their search codes skipped any model whose regions did not exist yet, but marked itself finished anyway, so those terms never got codes and searching one of them quietly fell back to a distance search. The pass now records each model separately and picks up the rest later.
• Fixed - deleting the plugin now also clears the update check's own leftovers and cancels its background update check.

v1.0.9

Fixed

• "View details" is back on the Plugins screen. WordPress only offers that link for a plugin that has told it about itself, and this one stayed quiet whenever there was nothing to update to, which is almost always. The details popup, its changelog and the donate link inside it were all unreachable from the Plugins screen as a result.
• Checking for updates no longer holds up an admin page. The check ran while WordPress was building the Plugins screen, so on a site with several of these extensions one page load made one request to GitHub after another and could sit there for many seconds, once, before behaving normally again for hours. The check now runs in the background moments later. Pressing Check for updates still asks GitHub straight away, because you are waiting for that answer.

v1.0.8

Fixed

• Checking for updates no longer reports "Could not reach GitHub" when nothing is wrong. GitHub allows one server only a limited number of anonymous update checks each hour, and that allowance is shared by every plugin on your site and, on shared hosting, by every other site on the same server. Running out of it is ordinary, but it was reported as though your site could not reach GitHub at all. Update checks now read the release from github.com, which sets no such limit, so the message no longer appears. If the limit is ever reached by another route, the notice now says so plainly instead of blaming your connection.
• A failed update check no longer hides an update that is genuinely waiting. The last successful answer is kept until a later check succeeds, so a pending update stays on the Plugins screen instead of vanishing for an hour.

Nothing else changes, and nothing on your site was ever at risk: a failed check only meant WordPress was not offered the update.

v1.0.7

• Region pages are now worked out in the background just after a listing is saved, rather than during the save. On a busy site, a slow answer from a free geocoding service could previously hold the server long enough to cause timeout errors for other visitors; nothing waits on the geocoder any more.
• Restores the three display template files that were missing from the 1.0.6 download, which made the address line disappear from listing, vendor and request pages on most themes.

v1.0.6

Fixed

• The author shown on the Plugins screen now reads "ChrisB @ HivePress Community", matching every other extension in the range.

Added

• A "Donate" link on the Plugins screen and in the plugin details popup, for anyone who would like to support the work. It appears nowhere else and gates nothing.

Changed

• Release builds are now produced automatically, so the download link always resolves to a correctly named file.

1.0.5

• "Hide the exact address" no longer shortens the Location attributes you create, matching the way Suggestion Types behaves. It still shortens the listing's own location, which is what the setting is for. This also settles a difference nobody chose: the shortening only ever happened on OpenStreetMap, MapTiler, Geoapify and LocationIQ, so the same site behaved differently depending on which provider was selected.