Closed mtc2013 closed 10 years ago
Gmaps
in console)On 13 Nov 2013, at 22:42, mtc2013 notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi, I've used your gmaps4railsv1 gem in a project before and am hoping to upgrade that version 2 with rails 4 upgrade.
I know that v1 was not compatible with certain aspects of the rails 4 pipeline and never worked for me with rails 4 on heroku.
I created the following minimalist app to deploy to Heroku to understand gmaps4railsv2:
https://github.com/mtc2013/gmaps4railsv2
This app works fine locally but when I deploy to heroku, the map does not display at all.
In the js console in firefox I get:
[16:32:33.954] ReferenceError: Gmaps is not defined
[16:32:38.973] Error in parsing value for 'background'. Declaration dropped
I also notice that unlike the local developmetn version, my deployed app does not display the following links in the header:
So I've apparently broken some aspect of the pipeline.
If you had any suggestions, that would be a great help. Should this work with heroku? have you tested it? I may well be doing something incredibly dumb in what i've done though I tried to base it off your tutorial video.
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Typing Gmaps in the console on the page shows it is undefined.
since its not related to gmaps4rails, please ask on stackoverflow
Hi, I've used your gmaps4railsv1 gem in a project before and am hoping to upgrade that version 2 with rails 4 upgrade.
I know that v1 was not compatible with certain aspects of the rails 4 pipeline and never worked for me with rails 4 on heroku.
I created the following minimalist app to deploy to Heroku to understand gmaps4railsv2:
https://github.com/mtc2013/gmaps4railsv2
This app works fine locally but when I deploy to heroku, the map does not display at all.
In the js console in firefox I get:
[16:32:33.954] ReferenceError: Gmaps is not defined
[16:32:38.973] Error in parsing value for 'background'. Declaration dropped
I also notice that unlike the local developmetn version, my deployed app does not display script tags in the header pointing to sources as follows:
"/assets/jquery.js "/assets/jquery_ujs.js? "/assets/turbolinks.js? "/assets/underscore.js? "/assets/gmaps/base.js
and so on.
So I've apparently broken some aspect of the pipeline.
If you had any suggestions, that would be a great help. Should this work with heroku? have you tested it? I may well be doing something incredibly dumb in what i've done though I tried to base it off your tutorial video.