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Hi Peter,

Now I noticed that only signed-in members may see the map. Others will get the page with empty space. However, page source code reveals that all is there. Maybe CSS suppressing certain class?

I tried different templates but couldn’t make the map visible to general public.

See for yourself: https://faith-unlimited.ch/wp/standort/

Thanks Peter,

Some further checking has shown that Latitude API was not turned on, just the Google Map API. Definitely my issue. It now works perfectly!

Hi Peter

Following your instructions on how to comment
add_action(‘wp_footer’… in google-latitude-history.php

and how to replace
GoogleLatitudeHistoryMap.php

I managed to display the map but it remains empty.

Chrome Console says:

content script sending message          content script-0: GetToolbarStatus chrome-extension://aaaangaohdajkgeopjhpbnlpkehbhmbj/lib/tb-message.js:207
content script received reply for       content script-0: Reply chrome-extension://aaaangaohdajkgeopjhpbnlpkehbhmbj/lib/tb-message.js:207
content script sending message          content script-1: GetSideBySideStatus chrome-extension://aaaangaohdajkgeopjhpbnlpkehbhmbj/lib/tb-message.js:207
content script received reply for       content script-1: Reply chrome-extension://aaaangaohdajkgeopjhpbnlpkehbhmbj/lib/tb-message.js:207
GET https://faith-unlimited.ch/wp/wp-mail.php 500 (Internal Server Error) /wp/wp-mail.php:1

WordPress – Settings – Google Latitude History reports the following errors:
– Google Latitude History: Your OAuth token is stale, please refresh the token (no matter how many times I refresh the token)
and
– Error syncing Latitude location history: Error calling GET https://www.googleapis.com/latitude/v1/location?max-results=20&granularity=city&fields=items%28latitude%2Clongitude%2CtimestampMs%2Caccuracy%29: (403) Access Not Configured

Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers