You can create an interactive map for different scenarios. Custom fields allow you to customize map to whatever use case or scenario you have. Think of it like creating different map apps!
Here are some examples we like:
Real estate listings - Add a custom field for how much the listing costs
Events map - Add a custom field for the date, time. See template.
Business directories - Add a custom button to link to each website, or to make a reservation
Store Locator - Add a custom field for the business type
Wedding map - Add a custom field
Collaborative map - Add who it was added by, and specific the description
Restaurant map - Specify the price
How to create an interactive map with custom fields in PamPam
Go to https://www.pampam.city/
Log in or click “Create from scratch”
Click “Make a map”
Open up the action menu by entering CMD + K on Mac, and CTRL + K on Windows. Or click “Add”.
Find the action “Edit fields”
The “Edit fields” is where you can:
Add custom fields and buttons
Hide certain fields like attribution, and more
Re-order your custom fields so you can get the appearance and layout you want
Add the custom fields that you want
Hide fields you don’t want
Click on the “eye” icon
Add custom buttons
You can have a single primary button, and a single “secondary” button
If you’re using a CSV, or Sheets import, here’s how to make sure your columns from your spreadsheet will be mapped to your map. In the import modal, you’ll see a list of all your fields in PamPam. In the dropdown you’ll see your spreadsheet columns. Make sure you match your spreadsheet column to the PamPam fields to have them update correctly.
See more in How to import a Spreadsheet into a Map