cggooglemaps Uncaught ReferenceError: my_location is not def

[stetman]

CGgooglemaps works fine on cmsms 1.10.3 except for the routing.
When I click "to here" nothing happens and I see an error:
Uncaught ReferenceError: my_location is not defined

in developer tools.

Can anybody help me ?

[Masweb]

Same problem. The direction form doesn't show up.

Using CMSMS 1.10.3 and CGGooglemaps 2.2.7

I was waiting for this version because 2.2.5 had the same problem.

[KC]

Is there any clue yet?

Same problem over here...

[Dr.CSS]

Did anyone file a bug report in the modules forge page?...

[KC]

Did anyone file a bug report in the modules forge page?...

You're right... Done.

Cheers,
Kees

[tomgsd]

I've just downloaded the latest version and ran into this problem with the directions function.

You have two options for fixing this:

1. Under the "Advanced" tab when you edit the map, set the "Supply Geographic location information to the map" option to "Yes" (this enables the browser location tracking and in most instances shows a warning to the user).

2. In the "Javascript Template" tab you have something like this:

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{* javascript template *}
{if $mapinstance == 1}
<__script__ type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8" {$map_defertxt}>{literal}//<![CDATA[
if( typeof(jQuery) == 'undefined' ){
  alert('JQuery is required for this map to function');
}
{/literal}{if $map->sensor}{literal}
var my_location;
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
// a function to determine the current browser location.
// this function is asynchronous in nature.
    .......

The "var my_location;" line (line 8 ) needs to be moved out of the "{if $map->sensor}" block (line 7 will do). Eg:

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{* javascript template *}
{if $mapinstance == 1}
<__script__ type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8" {$map_defertxt}>{literal}//<![CDATA[
if( typeof(jQuery) == 'undefined' ){
  alert('JQuery is required for this map to function');
}
var my_location;
{/literal}{if $map->sensor}{literal}
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
// a function to determine the current browser location.
// this function is asynchronous in nature.
    .......

Hope this helps someone.

[Masweb]

That's it!

Thanks!

[Eric Pesser]

Thanks for this help!