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I was experiencing the same issue. I deactivated/activated it and it seemed to sort itself out.

I have it running on two sites, same server, different themes. Both worked prior to WP 3.5.1. After the update, one worked, one didn’t. Selecting “Use jQuery library version 1.9.0 from Google instead of the one that comes with WordPress” fixed the broken one.

HTH
Rat

Same issue here. Up-to-date plugin/WP install. Is there a fix or work-around?

I will check!

@csa a few bits of info that may help…

• I am using a custom theme I built using Artisteer.
• At the time I was building it, I was on a Laptop that ran XP and IE8.
• my current machine is a Macbook Pro running the latest version of OSX
• I build and test in/for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, IE8 & IE9 (as well as mobile platforms)
• I use Parallels to run a Virtual Machine with a clean Windows 7 install
• I have IE9 installed on the VM

The Maps work in all browsers/systems mentioned above except IE9 when the dev mode is set to either IE9 Compatibility Mode or IE8. My client, who runs IE8 as well, experiences the same issue. Also, I have disabled all plugins and experienced the same.

If it helps, here is the link to the page that I am testing with –> MAP TEST

Unfortunately, I have run into the same issue. Is there any way to make it IE8 compatible?

Any update on a fix?

Back to basics. I found the issue. The latest update of Contact Form 7 (v3.1.1) has some sort of conflict with Google Calendar Events (V0.7.2). There was no prior conflict as they have been working side by side for months. I disabled the Google Calendar plugin on the specific post and the form shows.

Thanks for responding! Any ideas what could be causing the anomaly?

Is this possible? I am looking to do the same…

AHA! Thank you!

KO

Done.

Success! The subdomain AND the subdomain Dashboard are now accessible. I Network Enabled the MU Domain Mapping Plugin, added the Sunrise bit and set the following:

Added IP Address
Checked Domain Options: 2 & 4

Went to Settings > Domains and added a new domain with the

Site ID: #
Domain: subdomainname.com
Primary: Checked

MAC USERS NOTE: I am running Lion (OSX 10.7) and have been using the “sudo dscacheutil -flushcache” command to clear the DNS unsuccessfully. Use “sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder” instead.

Ipstenu, THANK YOU for hanging in there with me. I couldn’t have done it without you. PM me and let me know how I can send a tasty beverage your way ??

KO

Stupid question alert…

I am not using any plugin for mapping. The settings I posted came from My Sites > Network Admin > Site > Site Name > Settings

Does your suggestions still apply?

EDIT: Wait…you’re saying I NEED to use the plugin in this instance…correct?

2nd Edit…I’m trying it now.

KO

Actually, the settings look like this:

Site URL: https://subsite.com (Works)
HOME: https://subsite.com (doesn’t work)
Upload Path: wp-content/blogs.dir/3/files
File Upload URL: https://subsite.primarydomain.com/files (NOBLOGREDIRECT kicks in)