Map does not render in version django 1.11.

[marlonleite]

After several tests, I realized that the map does not render in the version of django 1.11. Already in version 1.10 works perfectly.

[vladimirmyshkovski]

Faced with exactly the same problem. There is no js error, the map is not rendered, and there are no headings "latitude", "longitude"

[wjdp]

Seeing the same

[philippbosch]

@marlonleite @narnikgamarnikus @wjdp I'm not currently using django-geoposition in a Django >1.9 project. Would one of you be able to provide a fix for this by any chance?

[wjdp]

Happy to take a look

[wjdp]

For those on 1.11 waiting for a release you can do pip install https://github.com/philippbosch/django-geoposition/archive/django-1.11.zip in the meantime

[Alexx-G]

@philippbosch Is there any blocker for merging those fixes into master and releasing the package?

[AkhilLabGlo]

I am also facing the issue of map not rendering in admin page, django-1.11

[Alexx-G]

@AkhilLabGlo I'm using the version from django-1.11 branch as @wjdp pointed out. It would be nice to get a release, but it works as a temporary solution. Seems like the author doesn't use 1.11, so it's not a critical issue in his use cases. However, for most of my projects, I keep actual version of Django via incremental upgrades (not a lot of updates are needed usually), so it was a blocker for me.

[iang12]

I also use django 1.11 and I'm having the same problem rendering the map, but I used the temporary solution above and it worked!

[elcolie]

Hi. I am using pip-tools. How can I pin down the requirements.in? https://github.com/jazzband/pip-tools/issues/593

[talbenbasat]

Any updates about 1.11?

[andrewmwilson]

It would be very nice to get a release if possible.

[NgariC]

map not rendering in django 2.0 how can i correct this

[elcolie]

@NgariC https://github.com/philippbosch/django-geoposition/issues/100

[andreyshipilov]

Still not fixed. Django 1.11.6

[darccio]

Any ETA for releasing a Django 1.11 compatible version? Thanks!

[andreyshipilov]

Guys, it's been more than a year and this is still not fixed...

[darccio]

As several others, I created a fork. My forks has support for Django 1.11 and 2.x from other forks and a minor fix to avoid django's Javascript global var conflicts: https://github.com/imdario/django-geoposition

[andreyshipilov]

@imdario Your fork throws errors in admin. Have you tested it in 1.11?

super() takes at least 1 argument (0 given)

Over here: https://github.com/imdario/django-geoposition/blob/master/geoposition/widgets.py#L23

[darccio]

I upgraded it to Django 2.x and I use Python 3.7. That's why you got this error. Maybe we can work out a compatible version with both versions. I'm sorry I forgot that this issue was about 1.11 compatibility. Actually, I was on Django 1.11 but I ended upgrading to the last version. Dario Castañé dario.im[1]

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[andreyshipilov]

@imdario Absolutely.

If you change:

context = super().get_context(name, value, attrs)

to Py2 style:

context = super(GeopositionWidget, self).get_context(name, value, attrs)

then voila.

[darccio]

@andreyshipilov, fixed and released as v0.3.5.

[andreyshipilov]

@imdario Awesome! Cheers mate :)

[jvorcak]

Hi @imdario,

I'm using Django 2.0.9 and django-geoposition=0.3.0 and this widget doesn't work in Admin.

Can I ask you how can I install 0.3.5?

[darccio]

@jvorcak, it looks I forgot to update the README in order to point to my own PyPI package: django-geoposition-2.