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fanningert / kirbycms-extension-gmaps

This is a Kirbytag to integrate Google Maps API in your website
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Question about the installation #6

Closed janstieler closed 9 years ago

janstieler commented 9 years ago

Hi, where I have to put the kirbycms-extension-gmaps-lib.php and the kirbycms-extension-gmaps.php in to use the plugin?

Kind regards, Jan

fanningert commented 9 years ago

Hi Jan, please read the README file. There is a install section. https://github.com/fanningert/kirbycms-extension-gmaps#installation

But in short you can use git to install or manual copy the needed files in the right directories.

  1. Create the directory {kirby-install}/site/plugins/kirbycms-extension-gmaps/
  2. Copy the files kirbycms-extension-gmaps-lib.php and kirbycms-extension-gmaps.php into the created directory.
  3. Copy the gmaps.js into the directory {kirby-install}/assets/js/
  4. Add the needed entry in your snippets or template files. (https://github.com/fanningert/kirbycms-extension-gmaps#installation)
  5. Set a height for the class .googlemaps Example: .googlemaps { height: 300px }

Much easy and better to update is to use git.

  1. Go into the directory {kirby-install}/site/plugins
  2. Execute the command git clone https://github.com/fanningert/kirbycms-extension-gmaps.git
  3. Create a symbolic link for the javascript file. ln -s {kirby-install}/site/plugins/kirbycms-extension-gmaps/assets/js/gmaps.js {kirby-install}/assets/js/gmaps.js
  4. Add the needed entry in your snippets or template files. (https://github.com/fanningert/kirbycms-extension-gmaps#installation)
  5. Set a height for the class .googlemaps Example: .googlemaps { height: 300px }