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Thank you very much indeed for the superb support. You guided me to figure out that my remote desktop browser was stopping the check box for longitude and latitude from working, and that when working correctly it will automatically populate the long. and lat. fields.
I can now use the check box to automatically populate those fields for any venue locations which weren’t updated by the import, due to the limit being reach. This is a perfectly good way around it until the bug itself (some of the calls to Google maps not being made through the API)is fixed.
Thank you again for such excellent service.Hi – thanks for your help. It is hard to tell whether or not it started around that time…..
Can you tell me a little about the specific bug though, so that we can be confident my problem will be resolved when the bug you mention gets fixed? Is is only with CSV imports, or more general? Or just send me a link to a thread which covers it? Many thanks!Thanks Geoff.
You mention:
“Typically the latitude and longitude do not need to be entered manually. Simply checking the box and saving fetches the coordinates automatically. I would recommend testing that approach since it would save a ton of time”.. and I tried it but it does not work. When I check that box and then click update, the check disappears and I get the same error message as before ie “The latitude and longitude for your venue could not be fetched. The Google Maps API daily query limit has been reached!”
I cannot consider VPS hosting – particularly without seeing first hand that it will work. It was on this forum that someone said that a dedicated IP address should work.. and it didn’t – and anyway the costs are too high.
I really appreciate your help with this. If we can at least get the automatic completion of the latitude and longitude working that would be incredibly helpful.
