Multi Map
Explore the multi-map feature, where you can visualize multiple locations on a single map, ideal for organizing events and understanding group distributions.
Want to display a map of more than one location? You can do that! For example, on the Groups page, you can display all of the group member's locations to organize that progressive dinner.
- Multiple addresses? No problem! We've included a multi-map so you can see all the pins in one place.
- Groups Page: Map of group member household addresses
- The multi map insight is based on a sub-page view, so think strategically about where the images you want to display are located (for example, the Participants tab) and build your view before configuring your insight.
- Pins display for the addresses in the view.
- The map will zoom out to show all pins. Lots of addresses close together? Your map will display a smaller area. But if your addresses are spread out, a larger area will display.
- Click the map to open a zoomable Google Map dialog box.
- Click a map pin on your computer to open directions in Google Maps.
- Tap a map pin on your mobile device to open your mapping application, if possible.
Configure Multi Map Record Insights
- If you don't have one already, obtain a Google Maps API key.
- Add the Google Maps API key to your domain record:
- Go to .
- Open the Domain record.
- Click Edit Record.
- Scroll to the very bottom.
- Paste the value into the Google Maps API key field.
- Click Save.
Add Multi Map Record Insights
MinistryPlatform has a bunch of useful record insights by default. But if you want to add your own, you can do that if you have access to the System Setup section.
- Build your view on the tab of the page that will display the record insight.
- In the navigation menu, click .
- Click New to create a new record insight. Or find one you like, and click Copy.
- Add or edit the necessary information:
- Click Save.
Multi Map Template
Copy the template below. Be sure to switch the Template field into source mode before pasting. To do this, click the </> button.
{MultiMap: name=[Address Pin], lat=[Latitude], lon=[Longitude] }