WP Users on Google Maps 2.0.0

WP Users on Google Maps lets you display registered WordPress users on an interactive Google Map using WP Maps Pro. You can collect user addresses with a Google-style autosuggest field at registration, let users update their address from their profile, filter which roles appear on the map, and style markers per role so groups are easy to recognize.

How It Works​

• Enable the add-on inside your WP Maps Pro map settings.
• Capture addresses with an autosuggest field on the registration and user profile pages.
• Assign marker icons by role using marker categories, then map each WP role to a category.
• Choose which roles to show so only relevant users appear on the map and in listings.
• Customize display with your usual WP Maps Pro info window and listing options.

Key Features​

• Show users on a Google Map with info windows and optional listing panel.
• Role-based filtering to include or exclude specific user roles.
• Unique marker icons per role for fast visual grouping.
• Autosuggest address field at registration and on the user profile edit screen.
• Live preview on update so users can confirm their location as they edit.
• Works inside WP Maps Pro so you keep all its skins, listings, and controls.

Technical Details​

• Product: WP Users on Google Maps (add-on for WP Maps Pro)
• Version: 2.0.0 • Last updated: June 18, 2025
• Requirements: WP Maps Pro installed and activated
• Admin workflow: Enable add-on → create marker categories → assign categories to roles → select roles to display
• Address capture: Google autosuggest field on registration and profile pages

Use Cases​

• Member directories or communities that want a public “members map.”
• Schools, clubs, or chapters showing where participants are based.
• Agencies or marketplaces visualizing vendors, freelancers, or partners by role.

Quick Setup Tips​

• Create clear marker categories (e.g., “Author,” “Customer,” “Vendor”) before assigning icons to roles.
• Keep the listing compact on mobile; show essentials in the card and everything else in the info window.
• If user density is high, consider enabling clustering in WP Maps Pro to reduce overlap.

Display WordPress users on Google Maps with role-based filtering, custom marker icons, and autosuggest address capture—powered by WP Maps Pro.