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    (@johnsislerinfo)


    I have found a few threads about this and tried some things.

    I think I can eliminate the Google API since the maps load in the admin view (but I could be wrong).

    The plugin formatting for the Map is set to use pixels and not percentages.

    I did inactivate and reactivate the plugin troubleshooting and afterwards changed and re-saved a location.

    Is there a way you can look at this to tell me if there is something I can do?

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • There are several errors in your javascript console. If there is any error, jQuery stops processing the rest, hence no map. ??

    It seems to have to do with MailChimp?
    Also, try deactivating Rocket Loader, as that is one of the errors.

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    (@johnsislerinfo)

    Thanks Patrick, both for the prompt and complete reply.

    Is there any chance you can tell me what you used to determine this so quickly?

    If there is a tool I can get to troubleshoot better I would be really interested.

    So far, even after disabling the Rocket Loader and the mailchimp plugins i still cannot load a map – and that is probably because there is yet another conflict to address in that reduced state.

    Thanks again for your help.

    It’s actually very simple. ??
    Using Chrome, I go to your webpage. Then, anywhere, you right-click and choose “Inspect”.

    That will open the browser inspector. Sort of “looking under the hood”. At the bottom is the browser console. That logs all client side errors and warnings.

    Then it’s just a matter of walking trough the notices. The goal should always be to have no red notices in the browser console.

    “jQuery Migrate installed” is a fall-save by WordPress making extremely old jQuery script work with recent version. So to be honest, there is no real need for that anymore. But WP loads is by default ??

    Anyway, I noticed “rocket-loader” the first time. Any plugin that “speeds up” your website, actually changes the scripts and styles. Basically by combining them into one, saving loading time. Most of the time that works, but sometimes it doesn’t.

    So whenever there is an error like that, first thing to do to start testing, is to deactivate any caching and lazy-load plugins, letting your website load all scripts and plugins as they were originally written.
    Once you’ve tackled the problem, reactivate them and maybe exclude certain plugins/files from the optimization.

    So far, even after disabling the Rocket Loader and the mailchimp plugins i still cannot load a map

    When I just checked, I did get a map. ??
    Still errors in the console, but none that stopped the Google API apparently.

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    (@johnsislerinfo)

    Thanks again Patrick, I use Chrome inspector looking for styles and behaviors but better start looking at javascript loads too.

    The current map is embedded until I can figure it out, but thanks loads for that tip and I will get digging.

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