[Michael Kelso]

Hi,

I just installed the cMAP template to my wordpress blog, http://www.minoritymen.org/blog/summer-programs/, but the bio and map links do not have functionality. I am guessing there is something wrong accessing the function.php or template.js files. I am a novice to programming, but am usually able to piece things together. I couldn’t come up with a quick fix to this problem. I am using the twentyten wordpress template that I have customized for my site.

Thanks for your held in advance

[Steven Zahm]

It doesn’t appear that the wp_footer() template tag is in the footer.php file.

[Michael Kelso]

Thanks a lot! It worked! Clearly it was not a problem with your template and I wonder how many other plugins I have that did not work because of this.

[Daniel Bakke]

I’m having a similar problem except that the bio is working. It’s just the map that isn’t.

Thanks

[Steven Zahm]

@ Daniel

There’s likely a Google Maps API. Either the theme or another plugin may be calling it. One thing to try … go to the Connections : Settings admin page and enable the Google Maps API option under Advanced tab under the Compatibility section.

Hope that helps. Let me know. If it doesn’t, please post a link to your directory.

[Daniel Bakke]

Hi Steven,

Thanks for the response. I’ve tried with that option enabled and disabled with no luck. The link for the directory is http://www.calgaryrealestatepro.pro/calgary-business-directory/.

I am running another google app with a V3 API (Comprehensive Google Map) and version 3.6 for WordPress.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Daniel

I can see the API is not being loaded. Please make sure the option is enabled and let me know so I can take another look.

Make sure you flush all your caches that you have enabled in W3TC after you do. That’ll be very important because you could toggle settings all day long and they would have no effect because of the cache.

Also, temporarily, disable JavaScript minification if you have it enabled.

[Daniel Bakke]

I’ve re-enabled (checked) that option and cleared all the W3TC caches and Google page speed caches and I disabled minify in Google Page Speed (It wasn’t enabled in W3TC).

Doesn’t seem to have had an effect.

I had to modify the the Comprehensive Google Map plugin with the new WordPress update (3.6). Could the jQuery version have something to do with this?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Daniel

Connections and cMap are compatible with WP 3.6. I’ve been developing and testing on the beta versions of 3.6 for quite some time.

I see two issues? Neither the gmap javascript for cMap or the Google Maps API is being loaded on the page. There’s so much happening with the caching / pagespeed / cdn it’s hard to tell just from looking at page source of where the issue is and howto fix it.

Maybe is you simple manually include this in the page cache:
../wp-content/plugins/connections/assets/js/jquery.gomap-1.3.2.min.js

And link to the Google Maps API:
http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false

That should fix the problem.

Oh, the Google Maps API will have to be loaded before the gomap javascript.

[Daniel Bakke]

I added the two links to the header for my theme and it looks like both are showing up in the page source but it looks like it’s still not loading the map.

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