[Steven Zahm]

@ Stacy

Google is telling what the issue is right in their error message: “RefererNotAllowedMapError”

Here is the link to their error docs which describe the error and why you are receiving it:

https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/error-messages#referer-not-allowed-map-error

Basically the URL that you set as a restriction is not correct so the request is being rejecting by Google.

Use the referer I recommend in the docs.

In you case it should be : http://villageatsunriver.com/*

The preceding http:// and trailing /* are important and should not be left off otherwise your Browser Key may not work because it will not be able to validate the referrer.

Hope that helps!

ps. Is it lovely that Google made this so difficult?

[Steven Zahm]

Thanks!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Glenna

Hmmm… just occurred to me when I posted my reply…

If you want the category drop down on the page instead of in the sidebar, why do you not use one of the templates which output the category options as a drop down, like cMap, for example.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Glenna

There is no category drop down widget. If you saw it on another site, my guess is that they created their own or used some other method.

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@ Chris

Glad to hear you figured this out. I plan on either disabling the automap of the Entry ID or add a big ole warding it it is found and being mapped to make this far better communicated.

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@ laurelv

The drop down is there… The javascript library which enhances the drop down sets the width auto magically after it is loaded. If it is hidden, such as behind a tab, the item has no width so the library sets the width to 0.

I added the following to the theme’s custom CSS area and it seemed to fix the issue:

#cn-cmap .chosen-container.chosen-container-single {
    width: 250px !important;
}

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Prisca Poi

It appears they added a custom link type (in addition to the Website and Blog link types) name “Reviews” and set the link title to “Views and Ratings”.

The interesting bit… looks like they used WooCommerce for the rest. My guess is they set up the practitioners as “products” and used a addon for WooCommerce to add review support to the product. The link they added to Connections then simply points to the practitioner (product) page in WooCommerce.

Hope that make sense!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Alice

The CSV files look fine. I suspect a PHP error is stopping the import. Likely the caused by another plugin. You can try deactivating all active plugins except Connections related one during an import.

You can sloe review the PHP error log, I suspect something will be in there that may give a hint at the cause of the issue. You’ll have to contact your web host to ask them where your PHP error log is because each host is different.

If you wish, I can take a closer look. To do so, I would need both a FTP login and a WP admin login. The login details can be posted here as a private reply.

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@ Marjoline van der Jagt

Yes, many thanks!

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