Google Maps Rendering Issue

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• This reply was modified 6 months, 2 weeks ago by thegrumpytechnologist.

A brief update, it seems latitude and longitude are required for the map to render; I had incorrectly assumed it would be determined from the address.

The error is not occurring; however, now the map does not draw. I just get a pin on a blank map canvas.

Are you able to provide a link I can look at?

Hi Joe,

Thanks for responding. Here’s the link:

https://chesterfield.in.gov/mc-locations/millcreek-civic-center/

It looks like the map is rendering; but the map tile images are not visible. That can be caused by a wide variety of conflicts, so I’d start investigating but disabling all other plugins & switching temporarily to a default theme, to see whether one of your other applications is causing an issue. If the map shows up normal in that case, you can re-enable the other applications one at a time until it stops working.

Hi Joe,

I’ve done as suggested; switched to the Twenty Twenty-Four theme as well as disabled all plugins other than MyCalendar; no change.

This isn’t a capability that’s necessarily needed, is there a way mapping can just be disabled?

Scott

If you just remove your API key, then Google Maps won’t render.

Thanks. Not having a Google Maps API key results in a “You need a Google Maps API key to display the location map.” message being displayed on the location page, which is why I even went down the path of trying to get maps to work in the first place…

That message is only visible to logged-in administrators, so you can pretty much ignore it.

Ah, understood. I did just take a look in a browser window which I wasn’t signed in, no message…thank you for the assistance in getting things setup in a workable manner.