If you want to use them, attached are theme override functions to make Gmap Views display a table or a list below a given view.
To apply them to your view, simply change the function name from phptemplate_views_view_gmap_volunteer_organizations_map2 to phptemplate_views_view_gmap_[your_view-name], then add them to the template.php for your site's theme. Leave the [your_view_name] part off entirely if you want either of them to apply for all Gmap Views that you create.
I tried to roll these into a theme style plugin for the module, but couldn't get it to work. Then I saw http://drupal.org/node/123601 and will investigate whether that patch provides the functionality I want.
This could be a good alternative, though, if you don't want to change the module, but just want to change how things work at the theming layer.
Comments
Comment #1
EvanDonovan commentedSorry, the file didn't attach with either a php or a txt extension, so I'm just pasting it in here. This is my first bit of code to Drupal.org, so I'm still learning the ropes.
Comment #2
summit commentedHi,
Great post. Will this work for D6 also?
greetings,
Martijn
Comment #3
EvanDonovan commentedNot sure. I would recommend you check out #123601: Combine a gmap and any other views plugin, as that is a more versatile solution to this problem.
Comment #4
podarokrelease unsupported
feel free to open issue against latest 7.x dev