I am testing cMap on a site I’m building at:
http://www.kidzroole.com/directory-listing/
I receive the following error when the page loads:
“The Google Maps API Server rejected your request. The “sensor” parameter specified in this request must be set to either “true” or “false”.
The source code of that page reveals the google map call is:
<script type=’text/javascript’ src=’http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js’>
My research into this error tells me that in order to correct this error and restore google map functionality, the code should be:
<script type=’text/javascript’ src=’http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false’>
I do not see a way to add this ?sensor=false line into the template code, though when I view the source code of http://connections-pro.com/templates/cmap/ I see that the google maps is correctly called with the sensor flag. How do I make this change on my page?
Thanks
I tried to reply to your support email but the address was incorrect.
There is another plugin or the theme is removing all the query string values to be removed. I see that they are removed from all the scripts that WP appends automatically.
Do you have any plugins installed that do this?
Apologies, I must have typed the e-mail in wrong. I can be reached at grownups@kidzroole.com.
Thank you for taking the time to respond. I really like the look and functionality of your plugin/template. I hope I can get the kinks worked out and integrate it with my site.
I’m not aware of any plugins that do what you say. I temporarily deactivated all other active plugins and re-tested. I still received the same error. Am I correct in assuming that if this were a plugin conflict, deactivating the others would have corrected the problem?
It could be the theme, but again I wouldn’t know for sure. Is there some specific lines of code that causes the removal of query string values that I can look for?
@Andrew
Honestly, not certain what code to look for. If you disabled every plugin, it must be the theme. Would you be willing to send me a copy of it? I can send you a link for you to upload it to my box.net account.
Steven,
Thank you very much for your patience and willingness to help. I’ve done some additional troubleshooting and have determined the issue to be caused by some sort of conflict with the theme, as you have mentioned. I tested the plugin/template under the same WordPress install, using the default TwentyEleven theme and it worked perfect.
That being the case, if you would still be willing to take a look at the theme itself to identify what could be causing this conflict it would be greatly appreciated. You may also gain some insight as to how to address reports of similar issues in the future. I’m probably not the only one who will use this plugin/template in conjunction with a theme that may break it lol.
I would be happy to upload the theme to your box.net depository.
@Andrew
You should receive an email invitation from box.net.
Thank you much! I have uploaded the file ‘videoplus.zip’ to your webSHARE folder.
Any luck on a fix, or will this have to simply be chalked up to a known theme conflict?
Thanks.
@Andrew
Good new and bad news. The good news is that the Awake theme is perfectly compatible, meaning the theme is not stripping the query strings. The bad news, it has be a plugin.