Routes Manager Strava Addon for WordPress

To link Strava with the Routes Manager Plugin you need to first install the Routes Manager plugin, then you will need to install the Routes – Strava integration add-on.

With both plugins installed, activated and with licence keys entered you will need to go to the Strava website and create an App to obtain API information (Client ID and secret key).

After that all that’s left is to configure strava through the Plugin settings.

To learn more about this feature see this Help article.

The add-on allows for both uploading routes from your Routes manager routes to Strava and for downloading routes from Strava to Routes manager.

To learn more about this feature see this Help article.

That’s up to you. There is an option in the Configuration settings to decide where the date for the newly uploaded / downloaded Route should come from.

Choose between Route’s creating time and Sending / Downloading current time

To learn more about this feature see this Help article.

Yes. you can decide what status imported routes from Strava get either choosing Draft or Published. By Choosing Draft you will then have to publish the route manually through the Routes Manager settings.

It can do either. You can configure it to public and private activity from Strava. This is done through the add-on configuration settings.

It’s possible to do both. You can import or export routes either individually or apply a mass import or mass export of routes across all of the routes on your site or strava profile.

You can trigger them manually or automatically depending on your preference. If you prefer you can do both, leaving the scheduled imports and exports running while triggering them manually when needed. Duplicates are not created by the add-on.

For routes that display this message you have not set a Strava activity type which is required for all Strava routes. Either while initially creating or later editing an existing route make sure to choose one.