KJonesFPM3

Ok, we obtained the token using your plugin. Thanks for the quick reply.

Doh. Nevermind, I’ve fixed it.

For some reason Dreamweaver (yeah, I’ll blame Dreamweaver) put the template files that I created in the top themes directory instead of in the directory for my template, and only the style.css file was in the correct directory.

Ah ha. I think it’s working now. Not quite sure what I did. I think I had to specify the exact URL of the page that the maps are on in my Google Maps API key setup. I was using just the domain and a wildcard before.

Phew. Thanks again for your help, cyndyec!

Thanks, cyndyec, I appreciate your help.

I’ve installed ver. 4.5.10, but I’m still getting the warning about the API key. I tried generating a different key. I also tried removing the Store Locator plugin and uploading a “fresh” copy.

Thanks for your help, cyndyec.

I don’t see a link to download ver. 4.5.10 on the website. I am assuming I’d have to pay $15 to get access to pre-release versions. I’ll see if my client is willing, but it’s not really up to me.

Any idea how long it will be until ver. 4.5.10 makes it to the www.remarpro.com plugin directory?

And thanks for the comments about the Google Maps API limits. My client is only using the multi-site version of WordPress in order to have an English and French version of the site content. So they won’t be getting a lot of daily hits.

Argh. Now the box that I pasted the API key into (on the Info page) is missing, so I can’t even add a key.

So there is no way to have multiple parked domains on my primary site? That’s a problem because before converting to Multisite my client had multiple parked domains pointed to his site so that a different splash page would appear depending on which domain you used.

Thanks for your help, Krishna.

I figured out what the problem was. I was using a function called update_usermeta() that had been deprecated and finally removed in 3.4. I replaced it with update_user_meta() and everything works again.