Is the lightning:map component enabled in Lightning Communities

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It appears the new lightning:map component released in Winter '19 works in LEX, but isn't visible to guest or logged in users in a lightning community.



Can anyone confirm that this is true? Is there a configuration setting to enable it?






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    It appears the new lightning:map component released in Winter '19 works in LEX, but isn't visible to guest or logged in users in a lightning community.



    Can anyone confirm that this is true? Is there a configuration setting to enable it?






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      It appears the new lightning:map component released in Winter '19 works in LEX, but isn't visible to guest or logged in users in a lightning community.



      Can anyone confirm that this is true? Is there a configuration setting to enable it?






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      It appears the new lightning:map component released in Winter '19 works in LEX, but isn't visible to guest or logged in users in a lightning community.



      Can anyone confirm that this is true? Is there a configuration setting to enable it?






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          From the documentation in the link here it says clearly that its avaliable for communities.



          The only caveat is your component needs to use API version 44 and greater.



          I haven't tried it but from documentation it should be possible.



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            Can anyone confirm that this is true? Is there a configuration setting
            to enable it?




            Not true - The lightning:map component is available for guests and logged in users, there is no configuration to set it up.



            This might be most likely due to a permission issue for the profiles.



            sample map component for guest user can be found here:



            https://coffee-joe-developer-edition.na59.force.com/s/map



            when you say 'not visible' it is possible that it is not rendering due to data not being passed to it due to a permission issue, if you do not add any sor tof validation or debugging in your code, it will be hard to tell why the component is not rendering.






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              From the documentation in the link here it says clearly that its avaliable for communities.



              The only caveat is your component needs to use API version 44 and greater.



              I haven't tried it but from documentation it should be possible.



              enter image description here






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                From the documentation in the link here it says clearly that its avaliable for communities.



                The only caveat is your component needs to use API version 44 and greater.



                I haven't tried it but from documentation it should be possible.



                enter image description here






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                  From the documentation in the link here it says clearly that its avaliable for communities.



                  The only caveat is your component needs to use API version 44 and greater.



                  I haven't tried it but from documentation it should be possible.



                  enter image description here






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                  From the documentation in the link here it says clearly that its avaliable for communities.



                  The only caveat is your component needs to use API version 44 and greater.



                  I haven't tried it but from documentation it should be possible.



                  enter image description here







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                      Can anyone confirm that this is true? Is there a configuration setting
                      to enable it?




                      Not true - The lightning:map component is available for guests and logged in users, there is no configuration to set it up.



                      This might be most likely due to a permission issue for the profiles.



                      sample map component for guest user can be found here:



                      https://coffee-joe-developer-edition.na59.force.com/s/map



                      when you say 'not visible' it is possible that it is not rendering due to data not being passed to it due to a permission issue, if you do not add any sor tof validation or debugging in your code, it will be hard to tell why the component is not rendering.






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                        Can anyone confirm that this is true? Is there a configuration setting
                        to enable it?




                        Not true - The lightning:map component is available for guests and logged in users, there is no configuration to set it up.



                        This might be most likely due to a permission issue for the profiles.



                        sample map component for guest user can be found here:



                        https://coffee-joe-developer-edition.na59.force.com/s/map



                        when you say 'not visible' it is possible that it is not rendering due to data not being passed to it due to a permission issue, if you do not add any sor tof validation or debugging in your code, it will be hard to tell why the component is not rendering.






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                          Can anyone confirm that this is true? Is there a configuration setting
                          to enable it?




                          Not true - The lightning:map component is available for guests and logged in users, there is no configuration to set it up.



                          This might be most likely due to a permission issue for the profiles.



                          sample map component for guest user can be found here:



                          https://coffee-joe-developer-edition.na59.force.com/s/map



                          when you say 'not visible' it is possible that it is not rendering due to data not being passed to it due to a permission issue, if you do not add any sor tof validation or debugging in your code, it will be hard to tell why the component is not rendering.






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                          Can anyone confirm that this is true? Is there a configuration setting
                          to enable it?




                          Not true - The lightning:map component is available for guests and logged in users, there is no configuration to set it up.



                          This might be most likely due to a permission issue for the profiles.



                          sample map component for guest user can be found here:



                          https://coffee-joe-developer-edition.na59.force.com/s/map



                          when you say 'not visible' it is possible that it is not rendering due to data not being passed to it due to a permission issue, if you do not add any sor tof validation or debugging in your code, it will be hard to tell why the component is not rendering.







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