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I have a page with multiple components that depend on google maps api - an input with place auto-complete and a map. So I have following tags on my page:
The default value for libraries attribute on both google-maps-api and google-map is "places", so it should match. However I am getting the following error spit out in console and _initAutocomplete handler never fires:
k[bd].maps.Load is not a function
And if I take out the map tag the other works as expected. This feels like a common scenario to have some kind of geo-input and a map so I am wondering if it is supported and if so - what am I doing wrong? Thanks.
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I narrowed it down to google-map's language property. I had copied the code from google-map demo page and it had the language set to "en" whereas my google-maps-api tag did not have it set so it defaulted to '' (empty string)
We can close it as similar to #22 but different property causing the conflict. If you want I can still put a sample together on jsbin, but I am not sure where you guys are hosting the polymer bits on cdn?
Somewhat related to #22
I have a page with multiple components that depend on google maps api - an input with place auto-complete and a map. So I have following tags on my page:
The default value for libraries attribute on both google-maps-api and google-map is "places", so it should match. However I am getting the following error spit out in console and _initAutocomplete handler never fires:
k[bd].maps.Load is not a function
And if I take out the map tag the other works as expected. This feels like a common scenario to have some kind of geo-input and a map so I am wondering if it is supported and if so - what am I doing wrong? Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: