fresh drupal install 7.12
install modules drupalchat getlocations libraries nodejs
(you'll need nodejs running)
enable getlocation
create content from a content type with a locationsfield (works fine).
enable drupalchat with nodejs running.
Location isn't showing up anymore.
I downloaded and installed the YUI, all 168 Meg of it, installed drupalchat and promptly lost not just Getlocations (and Getdirections), but Admin_menu as well and found that much of Jquery was dead also. The error messages in firebug show that Google maps had been clobbered.
Clearly Yahoo's YUI is not compatible with normal use of Drupal, I would suggest that you stick with Jquery compatible tools.
Given the strife between Google and Yahoo and in the light of Yahoo's recent patent trolling activities I can't say I'm surprised.
Comments
Comment #1
hutch commentedI will need much more information in order to reproduce this.
Comment #2
BruFFy commentedfresh drupal install 7.12
install modules drupalchat getlocations libraries nodejs
(you'll need nodejs running)
enable getlocation
create content from a content type with a locationsfield (works fine).
enable drupalchat with nodejs running.
Location isn't showing up anymore.
Comment #3
BruFFy commentedYou don't even need nodejs to reproduce.
just getlocations and drupalchat.
Comment #4
BruFFy commentedYou still need more info?
Comment #5
hutch commentedI downloaded and installed the YUI, all 168 Meg of it, installed drupalchat and promptly lost not just Getlocations (and Getdirections), but Admin_menu as well and found that much of Jquery was dead also. The error messages in firebug show that Google maps had been clobbered.
Clearly Yahoo's YUI is not compatible with normal use of Drupal, I would suggest that you stick with Jquery compatible tools.
Given the strife between Google and Yahoo and in the light of Yahoo's recent patent trolling activities I can't say I'm surprised.
have a look at http://drupal.org/project/privatemsg, I haven't looked at it lately but it was quite good on D6.
Comment #6
darklrd commentedHi,
You don't need to download the whole YUI Library just this file - http://yui.yahooapis.com/3.5.0/build/yui/yui-min.js and place it in "sites/all/libraries" folder.
Thanks
Comment #7
hutch commentedYes, perhaps but it is YUI which will not co-exist with Google maps, or vice-versa I don't know which.