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Hey Nico,
The theme is Fitness version 1.0.4 by SkatDesign. unfortunately the website is in development mode and not accessible to the public for another week or two. Best I can do for now is the attached cropped image showing the events page with the page title coming up as “categorized as”.
I will try to see what I can figure out with the theme, but any suggestions or pointers you may have are more then welcome.
Thanks for getting back to me. I have tried going through the help files and forums again and finally tracked down the plugin that was causing the multiple google api instances on that page. with that plugin disabled it no longer gives that error, and the calendar location search now works.
I’m guessing that with the next release of the events calendar, inputting my own key and having it set through the plugin will make it function much more consistently more consistently with other plugins. I look forward to the updated versions release.
Thanks for your help with this.
Hello, adding that to my functions.php file did not solve the issue, it still throws the no api keys found warning and same error when searching. I did notice that if I watch console while refreshing the calendar page I get a “You have included the Google Maps API multiple times on this page. This may cause unexpected errors.” error early on followed by the warnings and errors when I try to search with a city name. I also tried assigning the calendar to a new page name that does not exist in my list of pages and I receive the same multiple google maps api error with the new url being used.
the order for the lines you wanted me to ad to the functions.php file should be as follows though:
function google_api_key() {
return ‘//maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=YOUR_API_KEY’;
}
add_filter(‘tribe_events_google_maps_api’,’google_api_key’);the way you had it throws a syntax error and the whole website won’t load at all. reversed the order and then there was no issues loading the website. but I still had the calendar search problem.
Will there be an update to the events calendar released soon that solves this issue? the other forum mentioned a update being release to fix it, I assume with a tab to input the google api key that the user generates themselves. I’m just getting concerned since I spent a fair bit of money simple to have the one feature that we can’t seem to get working yet.
Site is hidden and in development mode unfortunately. I have 3 or 4 events created and have given them venues with existing actual addresses. That was the first thing I did before testing the search function. I also made sure that at least one of the events was in a city in the US and the rest were in a city in Canada so that I would be able to tell if the search was returning accurate results.
after starting this thread I found the above thread about the change in google’s api. the warnings pointed me to this thread. it sounds like my issue could be related to this? is there an estimated release date for the update that would resolve this issue and allow me to enter my API key through the plugin’s gui interface? I looked at the solution listed in this thread but my version of the php file in the events calendar pro does not include the line of code that they are mentioning.
