Google Maps error Cannot read property 'prototype': Exact same website on different URL's but only on one the map is displayed
Google Maps error Cannot read property 'prototype': Exact same website on different URL's but only on one the map is displayed
I have a website using Google Maps for displaying the location on a contact form. In my testlocation and on other production sites I do have the map displayed and no error message comes up. However, today I have published two websites and on both of the live sites, the google maps are not working. I do get an error in the console saying: cannot read property 'prototype' in the common.js file of Google Maps. Below one of both websites.
Google Maps working on the following URL:
http://doopsuiker.test-d-care.be/Contact
Google Maps not working on the following URL:
http://doopsuikerbeveren.be/Contact
Any help would be appreciated!
Have you tried changing the version as mentioned here
– mickadoo
Jun 25 '16 at 23:46
Thx for your reply... I just modified our code to retrieve version 3 but the result is still the same (view page source). Besides this, the two URL's above point to the same web application but only have distinct A-records. Furthermore, in general we have one web application with multiple databases and by means of the domainname we show different content. For all domains the gmap is working except for the ones I have set up yesterday. But they all share the same code base. One more thing, currently we have not used API key for using gmaps, but I thought this is not required. Any other ideas?
– Thomas Van Herpe
Jun 26 '16 at 8:50
2 Answers
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Simply setting up an API-key and using it fixed the this particular problem.
your must activate google Mpas Javascript Api:
https://console.developers.google.com/apis/dashboard/
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