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I’ve added that line to 927 and will keep an eye on it today. Hopefully that does it.

I have this issue too — I think since we just updated the plugin a few days to the latest version. Periodically it’s losing the settings and logs us out, so all of our forms disappear sitewide until someone manually goes in and logs in again in the plugin settings page.

Thank you — your response reminded me to go look at the site where I implemented this, and the plugin had been updated and broke the form — must not have been in use lately as the client hasn’t said anything yet. 🙂

I just updated CF7 again and instead of editing the code used the functions.php snippet above, and it works perfectly again.

I understand the explanation you gave, but in my particular case I’m using jQuery to add the values after the pipe from two dropdown each time the user changes either, and updating a total value field below — so even though it may pass the correct values on the back end, I needed to be able to grab the values in the DOM within jQuery, which wasn’t possible (AFAIK) without this alteration. So, THANKS!

This helped me, thanks. I feel like another child theme generator plugin I used on another site worked fine, the one I tried just now did not but the above code quickly fixed the issue.

I can’t read cyrillic, but make sure that’s a “browser” type API key.

Also make sure the maps APIs are actually enabled under Overview.

Not sure which page you’re trying to implement the TEC maps, but on the home page I’m seeing that something else is calling the maps script from Google but differently than the way TEC does it, and TEC isn’t even loading on this page.

Mine is down near the bottom of the page with the rest of the footer code:

<script type='text/javascript' src='https://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?key=MYKEYHERE&ver=4.5.3'></script>

Yours is near your header below your Analytics tag and is different:

<script async defer src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=AIzaSyA0Nna0IpLpB5FMBGDJtl6k4MRweh9XhEw&callback=initMap"
  type="text/javascript"></script>

So my guess is you have a conflict going on if something else is pulling in Maps and firing a callback function that fails etc. Figure out what that is, or remove it from your code if it’s manually inserted for some reason, and try TEC again.

Chris, what does your browser’s inspector console say? There are a variety of errors that you’d be able to see. This is what helped me troubleshoot my issue. How you access the console depends on your browser.

Oh, and lastly, in the API Key setup, another thing I had done was the steps in the “Domain verification” tab to verify my domain ownership. I have no idea if this is required as I can’t find any mention of it in the docs (it doesn’t even turn up when you search the API help docs, go figure), but I’d also try that step.

Bizarre — I just checked and the maps feature is working on my dev server where I built the site, even without an API key entered. Both domains had been authorized as referrers on Google. I know sites that previously used maps supposedly don’t need an API, so wondering if that has something to do with it if I had possibly used maps on another site before (not sure).