• Hello Support;

    When we first installed the plugin, everything worked. Then yesterday we noticed that it was not working.

    We tried deactivating and then reactivating.

    We deleted and then reinstalled.

    We got a new API Key.

    We tried each of those variations with a check and no-check in the box to Force Enqueue
    Google Maps JS.

    What should we do next?

    It is a terrific plugin. We really would like to get it working again.

    Thank you for your help.
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    autocomplete.js (75,9)

    SCRIPT5007: Unable to get property ‘Autocomplete’ of undefined or null reference
    autocomplete.js (40,8)

    Google Maps JavaScript API warning: NoApiKeys https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/error-messages#no-api-keys
    util.js (222,487)

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  • Plugin Contributor natekinkead

    (@natekinkead)

    Our plugin is not enqueuing the Google Maps javascript because it is already enqueued by something else (and without any API keys). Force enqueuing might help, but the best thing is to figure out what else is enqueuing it and stop it.

    Thread Starter wrobeson

    (@wrobeson)

    Hello Nate;

    Thank you for your reply. We have a plugin for UPS. I suspect that it also enqueues the Google Maps javascript. I tried the force enqueueing but it didn’t make a difference. We need both the UPS shipping and the address autocomplete.

    Any suggestions?

    Thanks

    Plugin Contributor natekinkead

    (@natekinkead)

    The force enqueue option is not necessarily the fix you need. That will resolve an issue if there is a false positive in the check to see if it’s already enqeueued. But, in your case it actually is already enqueued.

    You need to go through your other plugins and your theme options to see what is using Google Maps, and disable it.

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