NO BUG: Map output from ACF Google map field not accurate

Browser: Vivaldi 6.8.3381
OS: macOS
URL: [Link to a page that illustrates this issue]

The map output on the Author page (coming from ACF Google map field) is showing the town correctly but is not adding the postcode where entered.

This is in contrast to the out from a WP Grid Builder map facet search which shows the postcode area correctly (from the same user data).

Correct map shown (with WP Gridbuilder facet):
https://www.tmwtraining.com/find-a-teacher/?_tmw_teacher_locations_search=BHUD

Inaccurate map result (from Bricks map element):
https://www.tmwtraining.com/author/BHUD0240

Hi @MT24,

Thank you for your report. The full address should be London NW9, England, United Kingdom, right?
I’ve tried to add this manually and it works (I compared it to the WP Grid Builder location and it seems to be the same). If you do it manually, does it work?

How do you have your ACF field configured? YOu can give a screenshot, so I can try with the same setup.

Thanks!

Best regards,
M

Thanks for responding so quick!

Here’s a screenshot of the ACF field - which is within a repeater (so that people can have several locations. There don’t seem to be any settings available other than the starting point shown to someone when they add a new location.

For this specific user, I edited the address from London NW9 to match exactly what you used… same result.

Hi @MT24

I can see the problem now. :slight_smile: You can solve this by using Array value filter (Dynamic Data – Bricks Academy), so something like this should work: {acf_map_repeater_map_address:array_value|address}, just make sure to set the correct field name, just like in my case it is: acf_map_repeater_map_address, your is probably different.

I’ll mark this as a NO BUG, as it’s not a bug, just a different way of doing it :slight_smile:

Best regards,
M

Thanks so much. I’ll have a try at that later today.

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Yup, works perfectly! Thank you again :pray:

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Perfect, I’m happy to hear that :grinning:

Best regards,
M