JSON Data on Google Maps 2.0.0

JSON Data on Google Maps is a WP Maps Pro add-on that turns a JSON file into interactive markers and listings on your map. Upload your JSON, map its fields to the marker title, content, and images, and the add-on renders everything on the map and in the listing panel. It is responsive and built to work cleanly with WP Maps Pro’s UI.

How It Works​

• Open the mapping tool: Go to WP MAPS PRO → JSON File To Map.
• Pick a map and upload JSON: Select your target map, then upload the JSON file.
• Map fields: Choose which JSON keys become Title, Latitude, Longitude, and optionally description, images, categories, or extra fields. (Title, lat, lng are required.)
• Enable on the map: Edit the map and turn on Enable JSON Locations under “JSON To Google Maps (Addon Settings),” then save.
• View results: Your JSON records appear as markers with matching listing cards and infowindows.

Key Features​

• Upload and map JSON quickly with a simple backend screen.
• Full control of display: Decide what shows in the listing and infowindow using your JSON keys.
• Supports various sources: The add-on accepts JSON from different sources, then standardizes output on the map.
• Works with WP Maps Pro listings, filters, and skins so the map feels native to your site.
• Responsive and admin-friendly with a focus on fast setup.

Technical Details​

• Product: JSON Data on Google Maps — add-on for WP Maps Pro.
• Version: 2.0.0 • Last updated: June 18, 2025.
• Admin path: WP MAPS PRO → JSON File To Map (upload and map fields).
• Required fields: Title, Latitude, Longitude. Extra fields and categories are optional.
• Per-map toggle: Enable JSON locations in “JSON To Google Maps (Addon Settings)” on the chosen map.

Use Cases​

• Real estate, events, or vendor datasets already stored as JSON.
• Logistics or asset tracking exports that you want to visualize quickly.
• Directory records synced from another system into a JSON feed.

Quick Setup Tips​

• Validate the JSON before upload and confirm your lat/lng keys are numeric.
• Start by mapping only the title and coordinates, then add extra fields once basics look right.
• If your dataset is large, pair this with marker clustering in WP Maps Pro to keep the map readable.
• Keep listing cards concise on mobile and move long text into the infowindow.