I have been randomly seeing this issue. I am not sure what it is related to, but I can tell that GBrowserIsCompatible() is not defined within the file: /sites/all/modules/gmaplocation/gmaplocation.js (perhaps it is located elsewhere)

GBrowserIsCompatible is not defined
[Break on this error] if (GBrowserIsCompatible()) {

When this error occurs the map does not render, only whitespace. I do have the patch from #520470-4: Add Text to Block applied but I am not confident it is related.

Anyone else seeing this?

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babbage’s picture

babbage commented
Category: bug » support
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

From what I've read online so far, my partly-stab-in-the-dark guess is:
a) You're using a version of Internet Explorer.
b) You're seeing this on a development install running on localhost.
c) It only appears if you've cleared your browser cache, and haven't visited another site that has a Google map yet.

Is that correct?

Even if not, I'm pretty sure this is a support request, not a bug report.

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babbage commented
Priority: Critical » Normal
nicholas.alipaz’s picture

nicholas.alipaz commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Active

hhmmm, odd. The site is actually live and I am on Linux Ubuntu 8.04 with Fx3.0.5. I have not checked on the windows box yet.

It does however seem rather intermittent, but can't pin a cause on it. I will see if I can't find more information than that on the issue.

babbage’s picture

babbage commented

This error is apparently usually caused by the failure to load a javascript file from Google, so could be associated with firewall, network connectivity issues, using the incorrect API key, etc. Does that provide any leads?

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nicholas.alipaz commented

Not so much. Perhaps a connectivity issue... Perhaps we might be able to change the file to be loaded on the local server, if configured through the module. What do you think?

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babbage commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Your problem lies in your browser downloading the necessary files returned by Google. This module uses the Google Maps API. Unless you can identify a problem with this module itself, there's not much I can do and this isn't a support issue for the module, sorry.