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  • Thread Starter benblanchard

    (@benblanchard)

    Addendum: I have verified that there are no javascript errors, and I don’t use “fancybox”. So maybe the issue is with wp_footer(). But I just need a hint about how to try to resolve it.

    Plugin Author WebFactory

    (@webfactory)

    Hi,
    Neither our CSS or JS files are included on the page. Check the header.php and footer.php and search for wp_head() and wp_footer() function calls. If they’re there (wp_footer is going to be definitely, from the looks of it) then some plugin (or theme) is dequeuing our CSS/JS files.

    Thread Starter benblanchard

    (@benblanchard)

    Hi,

    I’ve grepped for and commented out all ‘add_action’s to wp_head() and wp_footer() everywhere (except in google-maps-widget.php), and deactivated all plugins. The CSS/JS files for gmw are still not loaded into the page. Is there something else I could look for?

    -Ben

    Thread Starter benblanchard

    (@benblanchard)

    …deactivated all OTHER plugins… I should have written.

    Plugin Author WebFactory

    (@webfactory)

    Hi,
    You’ve verified that wp head and footer functions are properly implemented?

    Thread Starter benblanchard

    (@benblanchard)

    I assume so. I’m using the Vantage theme, which has passed theme review.

    Where would I look for that? Is there documentation on what constitutes proper implementation? Sorry for the n00b questions.

    Plugin Author WebFactory

    (@webfactory)

    I’ve tried GMW with Vantage v1.2.3 on a clean install and everything works as expected.

    Thread Starter benblanchard

    (@benblanchard)

    That’s the version I have. And I have a few other plugins that pull in scripts and styles no problem. Maybe the conflict is with one of them? Is there anything else you’d suggest?

    Thread Starter benblanchard

    (@benblanchard)

    Hi,

    I got the lightbox to work by commenting out the test

    if (is_active_widget(false, false, 'googlemapswidget', true))

    in the enqueue_scripts() function in google-maps-widget.php.

    I’m trying to track down why that would be returning false. Any ideas?

    Also, that didn’t fix the custom map icon.

    Plugin Author WebFactory

    (@webfactory)

    Try everything on a clean install. But I really don’t see a way the custom pin feature could go wrong. As long as the image URL is accessible … it really has to work.

    Thread Starter benblanchard

    (@benblanchard)

    I got the custom pin working. It had to do with the type of image I was using.

    Lightbox works on a clean install, but still not on the one I need it to work on, without commenting out the active widget test.

    Plugin Author WebFactory

    (@webfactory)

    If the WP installation is not corrupted (and I doubt that) it’s either a theme or a plugin. There’s nothing else that could be causing problems …

    Thread Starter benblanchard

    (@benblanchard)

    Hi,

    Here’s a test page with a clean install of WordPress with the latest version of Vantage. GMW was the only plugin (besides pagebuilder) that has ever been installed. The scripts and styles are not loaded in. I’ve also tested it with a few other themes: same deal.

    Could it be something on the server level?

    http://benblanchard.com/wordpress/?page_id=4

    Again, commenting out the is_active_widget test fixes it (in all the themes I tested).

    Plugin Author WebFactory

    (@webfactory)

    I truly doubt it’s on the server level. My money’s on Page Builder.

    Thread Starter benblanchard

    (@benblanchard)

    Page Builder does seem to be what’s breaking it. When I put the widget in a sidebar, header or footer it works, and I can then use the shortcode. But there’s still no easy way to just put the widget in a page without having it on every page.

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