Looking at the scripts on your page, it seems something is stripping out all the query variables from the script urls. For example, javscript and css urls typically end with ?ver=[some version number]. None of these are present.
For Google Maps this presents a problem, since Google require you to set the query variable ‘sensor’ in the url. So if you can figure out what is stripping out those query variables, that should solve it for you.
I’m not sure what to suggest – but the first thing would be disable all other plug-ins and switch to TwentyTweleve to check if its plug-in/theme related.
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jcnapw
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Wow – thanks for the fast reply! It’s odd that the issue started suddenly unless it was related to code updates for a plugin. I have found similar issues with other plugins on the forum, so I will do some eliminating and see what I come up with.
How EO sets up the Google Maps javascript was changed slightly in 1.7 as part of general code re-factoring / tidying-up. I’ve never known (or at least noticed) query arguments being stripped out before like this – so would be interesting to find out the cause :).
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jcnapw
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Got it! It was a plugin conflict. Better WP Security was displaying random version #’s so I disabled that function:
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/google-maps-api-sensor-error
Maps working fine now. Thanks again
Hello.
I had the same error message popping up when I was not connected as administrator… and when i am connected (as administrator) then the error message was not displayed.
and the cause seemed to be the same Plugin WP better security: unchecking “Display random version number to all non-administrative users” option in “tweaks” solved the problem.
thanks for the great plugin!.
