Hi Naveed,

Before I start with a real step by step guide, you don't

I created a package manifest file

There is no need to do that.

Each step will literal involve you doing one action, if your experience differs from these steps, please reply.

Pre-steps: Install Umbraco, run the Install and be able to log into the backend of your Umbraco using your username and password. Have installed AngularGoogleMaps either via nuget or via the Umbraco Package installer

1. Log into backend of Umbraco using your Username and Password
2. Click Developer section located in the black left hand selection menu
3. Click the 3 dots next to Datatypes in developer tree
4. Select New Data type from popout menu
5. In the Property editor dropdown list pick Angular Google Maps. If Angular Google Maps is missing, then you haven't installed the package.
6. Enter a name at the top where is asked to 'Enter a name...', maybe Map Picker
7. Click Save button near bottom of page, to save your new data type
8. You are now free to use this new Data type called 'Map Picker' in your content types.

I had installed it from VS instead of umbraco backend..sorry I feel stupid! (it is monday)

Thanks for the help

Nav

i cant find "angluargooglemaps" in the package repository is it under another name?

found it had to just go through the whole list, for some odd reason was not coming up using search

has anyone got an example of there view please?? I have got the JS to populate the map but it is not showing it is just a blank grey box.. my Lat and Lng seem to not be pulling through

Thanks

Nav

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