/// Default behaviors Being able to disable it makes the map way more comfortable to use. Everyone is used to Google Maps so I don’t understand why this Greed Gesture Handling is the default. Personally I would only add the toggle to control the front-end and set up the rest as such: – admin: no overlay is needed. At least I don’t see the reason why as we mostly edit those maps on a computer. Having to draw polylines is already combersome enough. – front-end desktop: no overlay by default with an option to activate. – front-end mobile: Maybe, overlay by default, with an option to deactivate. – fullscreen (desktop or mobile): no overlay as it’s not needed.
/// Animation Also having the overlay animation play 5s the first time and 1s or .5s seconds after that would be less frustrating.
/// Opposite mobile behavior ? Maybe, on mobile the behavior could be the opposite. One finger to control the map, as normal, and 2 fingers over the map to slide the page, in case the map covers the whole screen and we get stuck. My solution has always been to not cover the screen.
Hello, I have the same issue than @st3phan5. I haven’t used that plugin for a year. Last year, I used the website called https://gpx.studio/ to create my gpx tracks and this plugin worked perfectly. But now, when I upload any new track made with the same website it does not work. I think it comes from the fact that I updated the PHP version of MAMP from 7.?.? to 8.3.9). Or that’s something else… Can anyone help please?
On the front-end, the map is now replaced with a extremely long error.
At the end, a fatal error is shown and the content after that is gone.
This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by damdam.
This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by damdam.
This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by damdam.
