Display Custom MySQL Data on Google Maps

With the WP MAPS PRO plugin and its MySQL Data on Maps add-on, you can connect any custom MySQL table to Google Maps. This lets you display database records as map markers, with the flexibility to decide which columns appear as title, content, or images in the info window and listing.

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Requirements

Before setting up, make sure you have:

1. Installed and activated the WP MAPS PRO plugin
2. Installed and activated the MySQL Data on Maps add-on

If WP MAPS PRO is not installed yet, follow this installation guide first.

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Step-by-Step Setup

Step 1 – Access MySQL Table to Map

Go to WP MAPS PRO → MySQL Table to Map.

Step 2 – Select Your Map

From the Select Map dropdown, choose the map where you want the MySQL data displayed.

Step 3 – Choose a Database Table

After selecting a map, a Please Select a WordPress Table dropdown will appear. Pick the table containing your data.

Step 4 – Map Table Columns

All table columns will appear with dropdowns. Assign columns to their respective map fields (e.g., Title, Latitude, Longitude).

Note: Title, Latitude, and Longitude are required. Extra fields and categories can also be mapped.

Step 5 – Save Settings

After mapping, click Save Settings.

Step 6 – Enable MySQL Locations

Edit your selected map and scroll down to the MySQL to Google Maps (Addon Settings) section. Enable the Enable MySQL Locations checkbox and save.

Step 7 – Save Your Map

Click Save Map. Your custom MySQL table data will now display as markers on Google Maps.

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Live Demo

See a working example here: MySQL Data on Google Maps Demo.

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