tinuzz

Yes, you would use your WP credentials for live tracking in OruxMaps. Whether SNI is a problem is impossible for me to say without more information.

First of all, make sure that live tracking is working by checking in the backend if a track is actually created and updated when you use OruxMaps. The step of publishing tracks with the ‘tsmap’ shortcode is separate. There is nothing to publish if there is no track.

‘live: true’ is not valid syntax. Just leave that out.

Best regards,
Martijn.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by tinuzz.

Thanks for the confirmation! I’m closing this topic!

Cheers,
Martijn.

Hi Ben,

Hm, I never thought that there could be any confusion on that. What have you tried?

The way it’s supposed to work, and the way it seems to work for me, is simply like this:

[tsmap user=@ class=redborder]

And in your post’s or theme’s CSS, you write something like this:

<style>
.redborder { border: 5px solid red; }
</style>

Which gives me a 5px wide red border around the map, as I would expect,

Doesn’t that work for you?

Best regards,
Martijn.

Hi,

Yes, it is possible, but you have to code it yourself in JavaScript.

After the map and the track have been initialized, you can get to the track object via the global Trackserver object:

Trackserver.mydata.<div_id>[<track_id>].track

So, for example on a page with one map that has track id 99 on it, the track object would be:

Trackserver.mydata.tsmap_1[99].track

Once you have this object, you can do stuff with it. See the Leaflet manual for more information, for example:

http://leafletjs.com/reference-1.0.0.html#evented

You can add an ‘onClick’ handler like this:

Trackserver.mydata.tsmap_1[99].track.on('click', function() { alert("hallo"); });

I hope this helps.

Cheers,
Martijn.

Ah, that’s the demo page. I guess I could add it there too, although I don’t consider the demo page ‘documentation’ as such. Thanks for the clarification anyway!!

Hi,

Leaflet-omnivore’s CSV support seems to be about waypoints and not about tracks, so in the context of uploading files to Trackserver, it will not be supported.

It might still make sense to have Trackserver display CSV files, because it will happily display any waypoints from CSV and KML as well, but I’m not sure if it is worth the effort. Please create a feature request issue on Github if you really need this.

Regards,
Martijn.

Hi,

It is because you have padding:5px and border:1px for img in your theme’s CSS.

More specifically, in http://www.talbotyouthtravel.org/wp-content/themes/evolve/style.css:

.entry-content img, .entry-content .wp-caption {
    padding: 5px;
    border: 1px solid rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.95);
}

Best regards,
Martijn.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by tinuzz.

Hello Adaptiman,

This is most likely different problem. In the source of your homepage, I see the following appear from the Trackserver plugin:

var trackserver_mapdata = [{"div_id":"tsmap_1","tracks":[] ....

The ‘tracks’ array is empty, meaning that Trackserver doesn’t think that ‘id=3’ is a valid track on that particular page. Could it be that the Author (in WP terms) of your homepage is not a WP administrator or editor and that the track (id=3) is owned by a different user?

Only administrators and editors are allowed to publish other people’s tracks in their posts and pages.

Best regards,
Martijn.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by tinuzz.