Hi
Sorry for the delay
Are you on a WordPress Network site?
Kind regards
Nick
Hi,
I’m not ona WordPress Network site. WordPress is installed on a web server. I’m using windows server not a Linux one. May that be the problem?
Regards
Murat
Hi
Can you please confirm if the following two tables have been created in your MySQL database:
wp_wpgmza
wp_wpgmza_maps
Also, please confirm if there are any JS errors within your admin section?
Kind regards
Nick
Hi,
I checked my database and can confirm that those 2 tables are created in it. And they are not empty.
And no I have no js errors on admin section.
I have exactly the same issue. All I can do is upgrade to pro for $14.99, which is laughable because the free version doesn’t even work.
Hi Ross and Teoriweb
Would you be able to send me temp log in details for your websites to nick@wpgmaps.com so that I can debug the issue?
Kind regards
Nick
I don’t think I know how to do that
Hi
Please add a new user with my email address (admin access) in your wp-admin section. The log in details will be emailed to me. I’ll let you know when I’m done so that you can delete the user account.
Kind regards
Nick
I tested it with another site with Linux server, and it works. The empty table has now a single row called Your First map. This may be an issue with Win or linux server.
I’m not giving you out my loin details lol.
I’ll just use a different plug in. No probs.
Hi Rossmudd,
Supplying a log in could have helped me debug the issue and removed this bug for other users. Thanks for bringing it to my attention in any event.
I’ll try recreate the issue on my side. If possible, please email me the output of a phpinfo call so that I can try recreate your server environment on my side.
Kind regards
Nick
I downloaded and installed the google maps plugin a year ago, and it worked fine. I went back to edit/update the post, and the map is not visible. This: [wpgmza id=”1″] is there instead. I went to the plugin and now have the same issue as teorlweb. The maps header is there, but everything else is blank (except an ad for the pro version). Can you tell me what happened or how to fix it?
http://wayoutwestaustin.com/?p=10458&preview=true&preview_id=10458&preview_nonce=8aa514effa
Hi
As mentioned in your other post, this is probably caused by you changing themes and the theme’s footer.php file does not include the <?php wp_footer(); ?> line of code before the closing body tag
Please confirm?
Kind regards
Nick
This is what my footer file looks like. I don’t see a closing body tag:
/* Footer ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ */
.footer { width: 870px; margin: 0 auto; padding: 15px 0px 15px 90px;}
.footer p { padding: 0px; margin: 0px; font-family: ‘Verdana’; font-size: 11px; }
.footer p.copy { color:#1c3e4d; }
.footer p.copy a, .footer p.copy a:visited, .footer p.copy a:hover { color:#1c3e4d; text-decoration: underline;}
.footer p.theme { padding-top: 2px; color:#6c8e9d; }
.footer p.theme a, .footer p.theme a:visited, .footer p.theme a:hover { color:#6c8e9d; text-decoration: underline;}
/* CSS overrides added by Ryan, March 2010 */
.wp-caption-text,.wp-caption,p.wp-caption-text
{
font-style:italic;
}
I’m having the same problem. Installed plugin – no default map in place to start with, no way to create new one.
Tables are in DB, but empty. My footer code below:
<?php wp_footer(); ?>
<script type="text/javascript">
<?php include ( TEMPLATEPATH."/javascript/cufon-replace.php" ); ?>
</script>
</body>
</html>
