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Hi Brook,
What is happening is that the Maps API key is not used for venue data “geocoding”. Because it is not used you share the same limit as everyone else on your server, which is 20k lookups per day. Someone else on your server is likely doing thousands of lookups every day and ruining things for the rest of you.
That indeed seems to be the reason. At this stage of the project the website is hosted in a simple hosting package, which means that serveral other dozen or even hundreds of websites are hosted on the same server. It will be moved to a dedicated server soon, the issue should be resolved then.
Thank you very much for the heads-up, have a nice day.
– Jörg
Hi Brook,
thank your very much for your assistance. You guessed right, the theme I’m using indeed has an Events Calendar integration. It hasn’t been updated since late 2015, so some modfications made in that theme became obsolete. I corrected that in the child theme, excluding the geolocation everything works fine now.
Again, thank you very much, I wish you a nice day.
– Jörg
Hi Brook,
thank you for the update. I’ll just await the corresponding update then.
I’m sorry to bug you further, but I noticed another issue: The generated link for a venue location website is not displayed properly, as you can see in the attached screenshot.
Anyway, I wish you a nice weekend.
Hi Brook,
thank you for your help, your lead got me on the right track. I resolved the data_error issue by disabling gzip compression in the geolocation method, thus I’m forcing WordPress to figure out the correct method to handle the data itself, I think.
The venue data still won’t be updated, I tried everything I could. I even set up a clean WordPress installation on the same server, same result. I’d like to accept your offer regarding you running a debugger on the server. How can I securely pass you the server login credentials? Also, do you want me to enable all PHP error messages?
