Error message in version 2.2.0

Hello,
Sorry for the inconvinences
Please tell me which part of the plugin did you meet this error , we will check it immediatelly

Hi!
Further to my previous post I have found out that Google Map version 2.2.0 works fine on my online WP sites.
I only get the Fatal error message (which crashes the entire WP site) on my localhost WP sites.
Localhost is on Windows 10, PHP Version 5.6.8, WP Version 4.6.1.
I can provide more details if needed.

Hello
dear @papijo
Sorry for the issues
An update will become available during the next 24 hours. Please, make sure to update your plugin

I am sorry your issue also may be from server settings, so just in case please tell us check it , drop a message to [email protected]

Hello and thanks for your reply. As I said in my second post, I am only getting the error on my localhost wp sites. Here are my settings:

Localhost is on Windows 10, PHP Version 5.6.8, mysql version mysqlnd 5.0.11-dev -20120503

Previous version of Google Map worked OK on my localhost, all other plugins are working OK. There must be something in version 2.2.0 which makes it conflict with a localhost installation.

Thanks, as i have said that we suspect the reason from your server’s configurations, could you contact us please? [email protected]

Hi,

I have the same Issue at the first installation on plugin.

When a try to activate the plugin ver. 2.2.3 I take the following error crashing my site

Fatal error: Class ‘Hugeit_Maps_Shortcode’ not found in …\wp-content\plugins\google-maps\googlemap.php on line 157

I work in localhost with XAMPP 5.6.3, php 5.6.3., WIN 7, theme Baskerville

Can you help me?

Thank You

Felix

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by felixtayler1.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by felixtayler1.

Hi Felix,
Further to my messages in this forum I contacted HugeIt support with a diagnostic and a solution. They said they would fix the bug in new releases, but apparently there has not been any new release since 2.2.3.

Please try my fix and report.
Problem
At the beginning of script googlemap.php there is a call to require(‘config.php’);
On my online WP site, this works OK.
On my localhost site, for some reason, that call does not find the required config.php file.

Solution (tested both on local and online wp sites)
In script googlemap.php
replace: require(‘config.php’);
with: require(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . ‘/config.php’);