Map does not work; Version 1.5.1

[tjg]

Hi!

matter with:
Lange Straße 53, 26122 Oldenburg
Die Diekers Optiker
Lange Straße 53, 26122
Lange Straße 53 26122 Oldenburg
Lange Straße 53 26122 Oldenburg Deutschland

URL: http://die-diekers.de/kontakt/

HELP?!

THANKS….

[instantdecisif]

Hi!

I have the same problem.
URL: http://www.lucilin.lu/contact/
Addresse: 20a rue de Strasbourg, L-2560 Luxembourg
Clique version: 1.4

NB: it has always worked for the last 8 months, and all of a sudden, it doesn’t work anymore.
NB2: I get the same map as TJG

Please HELP!
Thanks…

Pierre

[trjnr]

yep same issue here.

[trjnr]

bump

[tjg]

Hello Support?!

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

Hi there,

Apologies for not seeing this sooner, however as per our policy shown to the right, bumping will move your ticket back in the queue.

Can you provide a link to check your site? Can you also try enabling WP DEBUG incase errors show up. Also, check you have URL File Access enabled on your server.

– Ed

[trjnr]

Hi Ed, your policy states 48hrs, so what rule book are you following. PLease see to my requests for assistance. I have paid 48$ for a theme and theme support. Thanks.

[mcalas]

I have the same problem and being a photographer my clients need to know where they are going.I’ve been following thing and it looks like it hasn’t been resolved.

any help with the issue will be greatly appreciated.

http://www.calasstudio.com/professional-photographer-los-angeles.html

Cheers

[nkp_clique]

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[tjg]

Hello Members!

Unfortunately, we do not get information from Support. Has anyone of you found a solution?

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

Hey guys,

Apologies for the delay. Can you check that you have URL File Access enabled on your server?

– Ed

[trjnr]

Hi Ed, can you advise on how we would do this on CPANEL for example?

[trjnr]

Enabling file-access would leave your coding open to cross site scripting attacks (XSS attacks). This is the method by which someone of malintent would inject their own code into yours, such malicious code is usually crafted to conduct a DoS (Denial of Service) or DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack both of which would cause server downtime. Other injections could include alternative page content, such as a ‘Hacked by some Hackers’ type of announcement across your web page(s).

[trjnr]

Issue now RESOLVED for me. changed address in PAGES> CONTACT. cleared cache and et voila.

1 down, more to go.

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

Glad you’ve sorted it.

– Ed