Steven Zahm@ will
It’s a bit difficult to tell from the pages source since it’s been minified … but it seems the Google Maps API scripts are not being loading on the page and since it does not exist, it is causes the error the make the processing of JavaScript stop. Make sure to clear you page cache too.
The script name for cMap is cmap.min.js but because of what I previously mention, exluding it is not likely to fix it.
This is the required order of scripts:
http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false
/wp-content/plugins/connections/assets/js/jquery.gomap-1.3.2.min.js
/wp-content/plugins/cmap/cmap.min.js
Here’s something I just thought of …
The maps api should be needed until the show map link is clicked on the template, which you have turned off, so the error should occur until the link is clicked…
I see you have Events Manager. I know that requires the maps api, so maybe that is where the error is being triggered???
Any way, what I do know, is something is calling the maps api, since it doesn’t exist on the page, an error is occurring which is stopping the javascript from running past the point of the error.
You can see the error by loading the page in Chrome, hitting the F12 key and then clicking the Console tab. It’ll be the error “Uncaught ReferenceError: google is not defined”
Hope that helps!