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This is documented since 2 Months now!!!

https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/issues/712#issuecomment-229994423

For the archives: To re-enable Geocoding in the meantime use the following in your themes functions.php

add_filter( 'job_manager_geolocation_endpoint', 'make_google_maps_work_again' );
function make_google_maps_work_again( $endpoint ) {

    // if https:// is prefixed, change to HTTPS due to google api changes
    $new_endpoint = str_ireplace('http:', 'https:', $new_endpoint);

	return $new_endpoint;
}

As I said: Just change the URL to ask to the HTTPS one. This will fix it.

not //maps… but https:// to ensure that it’s working on http sites as well.

Try https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address=hammerbrookstra%C3%9Fe+47+hamburg&sensor=false&region&key=AIzaSyBq5_7DvE3BqXITXUqWOBWpZNBrk8gSLdo&language=de_DE

and try https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address=hammerbrookstra%C3%9Fe+47+hamburg&sensor=false&region&key=AIzaSyBq5_7DvE3BqXITXUqWOBWpZNBrk8gSLdo&language=de_DE

First one gives the result, last one this:

{
   "error_message" : "Requests to this API must be over SSL. Load the API with \"https://\" instead of \"https://\".",
   "results" : [],
   "status" : "REQUEST_DENIED"
}

@felix: thanks, that did the trick. But: Using this template, an label would be created automatically. Since I just need an hidden field, I’ll go with the $type['name'].

Thanks anyways.

public function to_json( $element ) {

		$data = parent::to_json( $element );

		//$data['my_custom_value'] = 'some-value';

		return $data;
	}

Hi Sven,

this is my to_json method. No extra settings and stuff needed since this field will be autofilled and needs no ui.

Just getting the inherited properties. Isn’t it doing this?

Strange….

When I use name="<?php echo esc_attr( $data['type']['name'] ); ?>", it works, but I’m sure I am missing something…

The icon is there in Chrome, it’s just showing the UTF-8-Code in Firefox (Tested on Win7)

I have a similar problem. I need to set the piwikUrl to get the correct Code. How can I achieve this in the latest version?

Hmmm… Disabling the “Display Stats in WP Toolbar” seems to at least fix the strange source code issue…

I’m fine with that and will wait for the next update ??

I re-installed the plugin serveral times now and it all works fine until I check the “insert tracking code”. Then, I will get the same error as localnomad.

I can help it by entering the piwik path on the server, but then for me as a logged in user, the homepage just shows the soruce, for other users, it’s fine. Admin panel works as it should.

Other blog, same server, same Piwik Install (checked the trusted domains), everything works fine.

The test script says 404 for the first, 204 for the second request, using the URL in the browser, I have 200 in both cases, returning an empty script.

Oh, I’m using WP3.5 Piwik 1.9.2 and WP-Piwik 0.9.7

Hi Stacey,

as your question concerns, development is active at the moment by doing a complete rewrite ??

https://github.com/campino2k/wp-plugin-archive-chart

That seems to be an security feature introduced in the new Piwik Version. (and enabled by default….)

Since I have the configured a central place where piwik lives on my server and use different domains with aliases to get the script.

My problem is solved, but please do add this option!

No. I’m using the REST-Api, thus the PHP-Api-Field is wether shown nor filled.

“Piwik URL (REST API):” Field contains the (working) path to piwik.

Setting the “piwikUrl” parameter to “YOUR_PIWIK_PATH” helps around this, could you implement this? (tested with the link you provided)