Newman81
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Hi,
Apologies for adding to this thread rather than creating a new one, but i’m having similar issues and thought i’d share how it happened.
I’d originally set up the free plugin and API with no issues. Upon upgrading to pro, I clicked to edit a map, and there was a grey box with an error message in it where the map usually loads (can’t remember the exact message – but it said to check Java console, which was indicating no API found, even though it was set up fine).
I tried the above method of removing all references in the API, and then the API from the plugin, and then reinstating each and i now get the message:
‘This page was unable to display a Google Maps element. Please contact the site administrator. If you are the administrator of this site, please check the JavaScript console or check the following page for troubleshooting: http://g.co/mapsJSApiErrors’
The map is visible under the overlay, but disappears when i close down the error message.
All plugins are updated to their latest versions, as is wordpress.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Form not submitting – uncaught error?Hi,
Thanks for your response, that section is to tie the form in with a ‘postcode lookup’ function, which was working.
To get it working with contact-form-7 I added the following code to some Javascript as described here: http://craftyclicks.co.uk/tutorials/postcode-lookup-in-15-minutes/
var cp_obj = CraftyPostcodeCreate(); cp_obj.set("access_token", "xXXXXx"); // your token here cp_obj.set("result_elem_id", "crafty_postcode_result_display"); /*cp_obj.set("form", "wpcf7-form");*/ cp_obj.set("elem_company" , "companyname"); cp_obj.set("elem_street1" , "address1"); cp_obj.set("elem_street2" , "address2"); cp_obj.set("elem_street3" , "address3"); cp_obj.set("elem_town" , "town"); cp_obj.set("elem_postcode" , "postcode");