Hi,
There seems to be an issue with WP Super Cache plugin. Did you also disable this plugin? Is it even active? I remember another issue (I cant find right now), where the plugin was deleted, but some files (advanced-cache.php, wp-cache-config.php) remained in /wp-content/ which broke the maps. If you dont use WP Super Cache anymore, please check if these two files exist in wp-content.
If you are using the plugin, please enable debug on its settings page and send me the debug output (via email due to security reasons) when viewing the layer map on frontend
best,
Robert
The super cache plugin was installed, but not active.
I Enabled it and turned on debug setting but I was getting a 404 error to the output file you requested
so I just disabled it and then uninstalled it and the layers are working working again.
I don’t think I need to use this super cache plugin at the moment so I will just leave it uninstalled.
If you get a solution for it someday. Let me know
Thank you for the free support. I will be sure you leave a review 🙂
Great to hear that it works now!
Anyway I couldn’t reproduce this issue with WP Super Cache plugin – no matter which settings I tried. In case you wanna use a caching plugin together with my plugin, I’d suggest W3 Total Cache which is tested to work with my plugin.
best,
Robert
PS:as I give support for free I’d appreciate your review at http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/leaflet-maps-marker 😉
