[Ryan Bullock]

It works perfectly! thank you for following up

[Ryan Bullock]

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[Ryan Bullock]

It only enabled the map which is what I needed most. Not the map link. I’ll send you a couple .csv files anyway if it helps.

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[Ryan Bullock]

I solved it! For me at least. Under Settings for Events I went to the Imports tab. In there under Global Import Settings there is a drop down for Show Google Map
Mine was set to “NO” I changed it to “YES” and now the map is enabled by default.

[Ryan Bullock]

Any news on this? I have a client waiting for this feature. They have too many event entries to do this manually. Thanks

[Ryan Bullock]

I figured out on my own that each Venue name MUST be unique. In my case, I was able to add the store number to each location in order make it unique. Example: Costco-691, Costco-722 etc. Same rule applies to Event names. They must be unique as well. In our case all the events were the same names so I just added Costco-691 etc to the names.

[Ryan Bullock]

Well, the issue is gone and it had to do with the CSV file. I dont know what fixed it but what I did was start with a fresh Sample Venue CSV file and Event file. I changed all the dated to the same beginning and ending date to test it and they all loaded properly with proper dates. Even with my theme active. My advice is to use the sample CSV file as a base for your actual data and format it exactly as they do in the sample.

[Ryan Bullock]

Im importing these from a CSV as Venues

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