Well, we reworked all the pages by hand.
How is it supposed to work? Should the process create multiple "_maps" files that point to the individual "map_?" files?
Is there supposed to be multiple "if(window.wagmp_map_?) wagmp_map_?();" statements in the "_maps" file?
I am not a Javascript coder so I don't understand the language, but aren't these statements supposed to test if a file exists and then run/load it? If so, how does it know which one to load.
If needed, I can create a new set of files/maps in a different directory, since these pages have gone live (another helper modified the code to make it so that we don't have to have multiple pages - it just switches the map - a cool idea for the next release of GMP).
Originally Said By: Jason Byrnes
That change may have worked, but is not necessary, there is something else going wrong.I have created plenty of maps in the same site and had them work correctly, I can guarantee you that there is not a problem in tool that is causing this.
To get to the real cause of the problem, I would need to be able to see the issue in the browser.
