Glenn Welser

Thanks for the info. I’ll investigate further and let you know when I get a fix in place. I’ll leave this thread open until then.

It looks like the single quotes in the infowindow are causing the error. Try using a backslash escape character before the single quotes, like this:

St Peter\’s Church (Alter Peter)<br />Munich, Germany

Let me know if this works.

@nicosantos @sc0ttkclark @zbtirrell

Just updated to 4.9.0.3 and all is well. Thanks for the quick response!

@nicosantos @sc0ttkclark @zbtirrell

The Events Calendar is in use on a client’s site whose theme was developed in part using composer. The version of composer is older than the one now in use by The Events Calendar. Our older version loads before TEC, therefore the ClassLoader conflict.

Hope that helps.

Looks like a conflict with another version of composer in use by our site’s theme. Only solution is to rollback to an older version of The Events Calendar.

Glad you were able to track down the issue! Can you tell which contact form maker plugin you were using? I may be able to determine why it was interfering with SGM.

When I view the source for the page on which you’re using SGM, I do not see your API key in the call to Google Maps. What I guess is happening, is that the Google Maps Javascript file is being enqueued by the other map plugin before SGM can enqueue it with the API Key. Can you try disabling the other map plugin and see if SGM is working then or if the API key is in the source?

Ok great. Can you confirm that billing is enabled for the API key? You’ll have to log in to the Google Cloud Platform Console at https://console.cloud.google.com/project/_/billing/enable to check.

Hi there. Can you confirm that you have entered the Google Maps API key in WordPress admin on the Settings > Simple Google Map page?

Awesome! Glad I could help.

It looks like the issue is caused by a line break in the infowindow content. A line break will break the script the initializes the map.

I just pushed a fix (version 4.3) that should resolve the issue. Give it a try and let me know if you have any more issues.

No problem. Let me know when you upgrade it again and I’ll take a look. We’ll get to the bottom of it!

Hi there. Can you provide me with a link to the page showing the issue? I would help me diagnose what may be happening.

Hi there! This plugin does not store any personal information nor does itself make use of cookies. Simple Google Map only creates the HTML required to embed a Google Map. It store no information other than a WordPress shortcode contained in your Post or Page. Any generated cookies or other information is coming from Google and not this plugin. Hope that answers your question adequately!

That is a great idea. I’ll look into adding that feature. Thanks for the suggestion!