404 on: [site_url]/maps?stat_m=tiles:XXX on map load

Same here but with version 6

Gebruiker Anonymous
Lokatie .../maps&stat_m=tiles:234,234,235,250,250,250,266,266,266,266,469,500,516,547,625,641,641
Doorverwijzer .../nl/shop/jbc-korbeek-lo
Bericht maps

And also no clue, I can not reproduce it

My guess would be google maps getting confused and attempting to load tiles off of the page instead of google's servers.

Possibly some bad interaction in ajax code?

I guess it's some bad ajax calls, or maybe browser related, the problem is that up till now i'm unable to reproduce it

Yeah, it's hard to reproduce. I think it's a race condition in google maps' ajax code and jquery. Fighting over the document domain or whatever.

Getting same error with D6 :(

I have similar problem with D6. I do see numerous (99% of my logs entries!) 'page not found' warnings in my logs. It seems to happen during view node on the Google maps. I was able to 'reproduce' it by just playing with the Google map. I am not sure what exactly does create the problem, but it happens during the normal poking on the map: clicking on nodes or on map itself. The user does not experience 'page not found' - only warning message is logged. This is not a problem from the user perspective, but I am concerned with the number of warning entries in the log file. I may skip some more important warnings.

Same here... I get it with Location 6.x-3.1-rc1 on every page that has a Location Map block in the content. Since 90% of my site has Location Maps, I'm getting a warning with almost every page view.

Same error here with drupal 5 and Location Map block in the content block.

same error here.

it spams my watchdog

using firebug i got this...
i hope it helps

GET http://localhost/maps?stat_m=tiles:109,110,112,114...16,117,119,120,122,...
301 Moved Permanently 607ms

GET http://localhost/el/maps?stat_m=tiles%3A109%2C110%...22%2C124%2C125%2C12...
404 Not Found 999ms

since i'm not so familiar with drupal system
i think there are 2 possibilities
1) the redirection causes the problem
2) the first call is wrong and caused by an ajax call as mentioned above

I checked with firebug as well, i don't see the redirect, I guess it"s related to running a multilingual site?

I only get the errors after interacting with the map, zoom, pan and allways as the last request, so it's possible that it's some kind of (deprecated) callback?

PS: I searched my modules dir for stat_m but i didn't find a thing

I think this issue is with the Google Maps API and GMap rather than location module.

We're getting the same error. There is some code in google's javascript that gets loaded in that tries to load up a straight /maps?stat_m=tiles:blah blah...

There's not much on the internet about the error either.

Set a better title

I also have this problem, running Drupal 6.12 and have a gmap embedded in a block. I think i also have the jQuery update installed if that helps anyone

Can anybody reproduce this with the latest version of location/gmap.