Ok, I have an odd issue.

When I view a page with the Garland theme active, I can see the map just fine. When I utilize our custom-developed theme, the map fails to replace the degrade section with the relevant javascript.

My javascript is, obviously, turned on as it works under the one theme but not the other.

The custom theme simply outputs the $scripts variable (in the header) but it does filter out CSS. The $content variable is left unaltered and I haven't messed with theming the output of this module.

How is the search and replace performed? Is there some sort of hierarchal dependency that I am missing? The only 'real' changes that takes place between themes are the disallowance of external CSS files. I've even tried allowing the CSS files for this module and the problem persisted.

Any help would be appreciated!

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marshallsalinger’s picture

marshallsalinger commented

Check to see if the js files in the module folder have the proper permissions on the server.

jgadrow’s picture

jgadrow commented

I checked and they did. However, I discovered the problem.

the Google Map API Key isn't being printed to the page with the $scripts variable but in the $head variable (which I was not printing due to overriding styles on nearly all modules).

I fixed this issue by supplying the missing script tag manually.

Thanks :)

jgadrow’s picture

jgadrow commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.

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socialnicheguru commented

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