Hey Calvin,
2010/8/19 Calvin <[email protected]>:
> Hi Koen
> "Koen Deforche" <[email protected]> 在郵件 >
>> That suggests that there was a JavaScript error.
>>
>> Can you open the Developer Tools (right click -> inspect element),
>> switch to Console, and reload the page ?
>> What is the version of Chrome and on what platform are you ?
>>
>> Regards,
>> koen
>>
>
> I've tried to do as you suggested. This is what I've got with Chrome
> 5.0.375.126/6.0.495.0 on a Vista machine and on a WinXP SP3 machine:
>
> blog?wtd=9dlk1wVIXvT831yJ&request=script&rand=446278:296Uncaught TypeError:
> Object #<an Object> has no method 'load'
I will assume that comes from the "google.load()" statement, done by
the WGoogleMap.
Can you try two things (independently):
- see if it works with a progressive-bootstrap ? (you need to enable
this in your /ect/wt/wt_config.xml file.
- see if it is because the "google" symbol is somehow already
defined in chrome by changing WGoogleMap: line 120:
app->require(gmuri, "google");
into
app->require(gmuri);
Regards,
koen
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