Hi Alan

The link in the previous post had been auto-generated by the forum software, unfortunately it included the full stop at the end of the sentence as part of the link. I've specified the link manually now so it should be OK.

The post was intended as an indicator of things to come in the next downloadable version, plus a note to anyone actually developing prebuilt forms so we don't duplicate effort. But, if you did want to download the development code, you need to use something called a Subversion client to extract the code from the Google repository. Please bear in mind that this is intended for developers, or people who want to try the very latest code for some reason, as there is a fair chance the code you download won't work at all since it has not been through any testing. In fact at the moment we are in the middle of quite a few updates and improvements so it may be wise to wait a week or two anyway.

The SVN Client I use is called TortoiseSVN (http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads) but there are quite a few others. Once this is installed, the path to the latest version of the client_helpers folder is http://indicia.googlecode.com/svn/core/trunk/client_helpers. For example, with TortoiseSVN installed right click on a local folder in which you want to place the code, then select SVN Checkout from the menu. Enter this path as the URL, then click the OK button. This should download the latest code, and you can update it by right clicking the folder and selecting SVN Update.

Back to your original problems, it sounds to me like you are getting a JavaScript error on the page if the maps and the tabs won't load. Do you have FireBug installed on FireFox now and if so do you see an error reported in the status bar? Clicking on the error should give more details.

Best Wishes

John

Hi Alan,

Sorry for the slow response - I've been away a couple of days and still catching up with myself. If there is no other error, then we need to check that your page is finding all the JavaScript files, in particular Indicia's mapping library. In FireFox, right click on the page and view source. Then, search for the link to jquery.indiciaMapPanel.js and click the link to follow it. Does it give you a file not found error, or does it load the JavaScript file OK? If it is not found then can you see anything wrong with the path? Mine is http://localhost/indicia/media/js/jquery.indiciaMapPanel.js.

Best Wishes

John

Hi Alan

I've copied your code into my own page and it works fine here. Any chance you can email me the whole page code?

Thanks

Got it - it's because you are running in Drupal with the jQuery update module installed. What is happening is the Indicia code is linking in the jQuery library, then the map declares a plugin. Then, Drupal's jQuery update module is pulling in jQuery for a second time, which replaces jQuery with a new version that has no map plugin. So when it gets to the map initialisation code, the plugin has disappeared!

Fortunately, this is all fixed in the latest version of the Drupal module so I will upload this in the next day or two. Indicia now uses the jQuery module in Drupal rather than its own so there is no clash.

Best Wishes