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However, I have 3 events of a singer named Roberto Carlos. None of them appear in the results, and they are upcoming events:
http://portal.brasileirinho.com/evento/roberto-carlos-projeto-emocoes/
http://portal.brasileirinho.com/evento/roberto-carlos/
http://portal.brasileirinho.com/evento/roberto-carlos-2/The word was “Carol” and the front end showed only this:
http://portal.brasileirinho.com/evento/cat-fight-extended/
However, I was looking for this one:
http://portal.brasileirinho.com/evento/festival-sabores-de-pernambuco-em-miami-dias-9-e-10-de-maio/Barry,
We are still left without a solution. We did in fact setup a copy of the site on a dedicated server – and we found no issue with the API limits. So it does seem to indicate Google’s restriction given it’s on a shared hosting account. It also seems Google is not willing to setup a business account intended for such limited use (at least initially, with little traffic).So it seems we’re at a dead-end, we cannot use this plugin because we’re on a shared server, which seems odd given most websites also use shared hosting. Do you have ANY insights or solutions for us? It’s simply not economically feasible to dish out the funds required for a dedicated solution – all the other features on our website work.
The account is actually under a Shared Hosting environment, not VPS, with 1 assigned IP. Not sure if this is going to make a difference or not…
This is our developer teams assessment on the matter, with some screenshots included as links.
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We have attempted to debug the issue regarding the missing latitude and longitude meta values in Venues.Google is returning error message : “You have exceeded daily request quota for this API.”
We are regularly getting that same message even though traffic on the site is very low – as it is not yet live.
Google Map geocode api has limit of 2500 requests per day and we are certain we are not exceeding this limit.
This is on a VPS host and no other application on the server is using this API apart from The Event Calendar plugin, so this too is not contributing to the daily limit.
Please find screenshot link below..
event_map_code.png is snapshot of code segment where we have printed debug code, to verify actual response received from google.
This code segment is from file events-calendar-pro/lib/tribe-geoloc.class.php function name : save_venue_geodata
http://brasileirinho.com/event_map_code.pngevent_debug.png is the debug output showing google error message.
http://brasileirinho.com/event_debug.pngRegardless of activity on site (only several users at once, at most), Google always returns this exceeded limit message.
Please advise.
No, Maps is working perfectly fine whilst using PremiumPress. Yes we can provide a copy. Link forthcoming (will obtain authorization from admin first)
Hello, I am posting as the web designer for the website, on behalf of Veruska.
We are still struggling thru this issue with the Events plugin and google maps. We were able to run the plugin when isolated from our main theme, which uses Google Maps API as well. However, I simply fail to see how our other theme (A directory theme, PremiumPress) can simply max out Google Maps, thus far the website receives few visitors (it is not live yet) and therefore few queries which would strain Map’s limitations. Are there any other suggestions you have? It’s not viable at this point for us to run each function separately (directory and events) just for the sake of the search feature for Events.
Just heard from my web designer that more tests have been performed on their side and they assured me that it limitation on Google Maps is not the cause. They tested on different servers and the problem remains the same. Unfortunately it is a bug, just 7 days before my previously scheduled “Go Live” day.
