[Lars]

Hi Florian,

We had these problems occurring while external editors submitted hundreds of events, but we found out that manually clicking on the checkbox (use Lng/lat coordinates) in “places” it finds the geo-values (if the address, city etc. are put in correctly), if not we used: https://google-developers.appspot.com/maps/documentation/utils/geocoder/ to find those lng/lat.. so quickly find them and input them manually .. The limit-error disappear when those are fixed in this way, but you’ll have to do it on them all if possible .. when those are set events calendar doesn’t need to call google api for every load in front/back.

Just a quick-fix and it seem that missing geo-coordinates causes calendar to completely flip out. We managed to locate them fast using the plugin “Admin columns” and put in those fields so we could see the missing/wrong address, geo location etc etc in the listing of places .. we use the same plugin to show us where featured images are missing etc etc fast.

You can find the plugin mentioned here: https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/codepress-admin-columns/

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This is absolutely hell – on Google API console the usage says 127 (java) 67 (location) and still we get the: “The latitude and longitude for your venue could not be fetched. The Google Maps API daily query limit has been reached!” message. Google support has no idea other than pointing us at the costly direction (e.g 8.500 euros).

What’s going on with the update that should “fix” the things causing this, and you announces late 2016?

We have restricted to domain, and even restricted the api/key to the verified domain “allow” in Google console.

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Hi Courtney,

The problem still persist no matter what I do in the settings. I noticed that the server resolves thru cloud flare in New York, USA. Wonder if thats what causing this?

I have tried everything, the events themselves are ok .. but its the dropdown for the times in add event (community) that keep showing am/pm times ..

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Remember to set !important after the width 100% and it will work. Do that in the custom CSS section.

//For the Map width
.single-tribe_events .secondary .tribe-events-venue-map {
width: 100% !important;
}

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The last one does not have any effect in all form submissions (community).

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Only the first radio button go true with that code:

THIS ONE --> add_filter( 'tribe_embed_google_map', '__return_true' );
THIS ONE NO EFFECT --> add_filter( 'tribe_show_google_map_link', '__return_true' );

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