Usage

1. Install the module dom_map_view.
2. Open Contacts.
3. Switch to the Map view added by this module.
4. Open a contact record if you need to review or update its address and coordinates.

Only records with valid coordinates are shown on the map.

Having contact_address alone is not enough to place a marker. The map view needs numeric latitude and longitude values.

For res.partner, the view uses these fields:

1. partner_latitude
2. partner_longitude
3. contact_address

If your contacts do not have partner_latitude and partner_longitude yet, the map will stay empty even when the address is filled in. In that case you need a separate geocoding step, either manually filling coordinates or using an optional geolocation integration.

If you install dom_map_view_geolocalize, the map view adds a Refresh button. That companion module relies on base_geolocalize to convert the visible partner addresses into coordinates and then reloads the map.

To add the map to another model, create a dom_map view and point partner_field to the partner relation used by that model.

Example:

        <record id="my_model_view_dom_map" model="ir.ui.view">
            <field name="name">my.model.view.dom.map</field>
            <field name="model">my.model</field>
            <field name="type">dom_map</field>
            <field name="arch" type="xml">
                <dom_map partner_field="partner_id" panel_title="My Records" default_order="id desc">
                    <field name="display_name" string="Name"/>
                    <field name="state" string="State"/>
                </dom_map>
            </field>
        </record>
      

If your model stores coordinates directly on itself, set partner_field="id" and expose the latitude and longitude fields through lat_field and lng_field.

If you set default_order, use stored fields only, for example name, id, or create_date. Do not use non-stored fields such as display_name.

You can also define an initial fallback focus for the map when no markers are available yet.

Supported semantic scopes:

1. focus_scope="country"
2. focus_scope="state"
3. focus_scope="city"
4. focus_scope="street"

Optional related attributes:

1. focus_source="user"
2. focus_source="company"
3. default_zoom="..."

This fallback focus requires dom_map_view_geolocalize, because it uses the configured geocoding provider to resolve the selected area.