Ron Baker
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Updating the plugin worked, and did not break any of our customizations. Thanks for your off-the-record guidance. 😉
Actually, no one in my company made any such decision. The membership was purchased and the plugins installed by the vendor who developed our site, without the direct knowledge of anyone here. Since, I have championed continuing to use Geodirectory over several other solutions, and that stance is becoming less tenable by the day.
We have a cautious update policy because we do not have in-house WordPress expertise.
I’ll push for a membership renewal… though I don’t know exactly how I’d go about doing that. Trying to log in with the account username I see in the admin interface results in an “account not found” message.
The problem with this approach is that you’re hanging people like me out to dry, who promoted your product to management and now have no recourse when it suddenly and inexplicably fails.
I’m sure the problem is the API key. Perhaps I can find a workaround for not being able to edit it in your interface.
This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.I don’t have a field for the Google Maps API key at GeoDirectory > Design > Map
I gather from the documentation that’s where it should be. Is there another place to check?
Thanks!
– R
