[Chris]

Hi,

I’ve installed version 2.62.12 which includes the fix. Could you have a look and let me know if it’s working for you?

[Chris]

Hi,

I think I found the problem: current versions of the Jetpack “infinite scroll” module interfere with loading inline scripts. This prevents the maps from displaying.

I’ve added a workaround to MapPress which should fix the problem.

Could you please send a login via the contact form, so I can install the update on your system and test that it’s working? If you have a test or staging system, we can test it there instead.

[Chris]

Hi,

What’s the error? Did you try deactivating everything but Jetpack and MapPress?

I installed the latest Jetpack on a test system and even with MapPress (and everything else) deactivated, I can’t even see the settings screen. I get a JavaScript error. It seems to be a bug in Jetpack. Is that what you’re seeing?

[Chris]

Hi,

Thanks for reporting this! It’s fixed in 2.62.11, which should be out later today.

[Chris]

Hi,

I think this is now fixed in 2.62.8. Thank you for reporting it! If you have any other questions or issues please let me know.

[Chris]

Hi,

Glad you got it working. Looks like that accordion briefly shows the accordion panel (and map) before hiding it, so the map can get its size.

If you find it’s not working as expected, please try the jQuery accordion – it’s built into WP and I can help you define the code for it.

[Chris]

Does this happen with *new* styles you’re adding, or only with styles from a prior version of the plugin?

I’m aware of an issue where styles that existed before the upgrade had extra slashes (WP added them to form data). They can be removed using an online tool like this one:
https://www.tools4noobs.com/online_php_functions/stripslashes/

But that won’t work if the slashes are added on each save.

Can you can send a login using the contact form? I’d like to have a look.

[Chris]

Hi,

Sorry to hear that, it sounds like a bug. What version of MapPress are you using?

[Chris]

Here’s a guide for how to include JavaScript:
https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/including-css-javascript/

That script won’t work as-is, it’s an example for jQuery tabs and other controls usually have different event names for when they open. I checked the accordion documentation, but I didn’t see any events listed. If you’d like to send a URL with a map & accordion on it I’ll have a quick look and see if I can guess.

[Chris]

Hi,

You’re right about the cause (hidden elements have no size). There’s unfortunately no general workaround, because all accordions, tabs, etc. work differently and have different events. But there’s an example here that can be tailored to your specific case:

https://mappresspro.com/mappress-faq/

[Chris]

Hi,

Those are OK, they’re just warnings.

I tried it again on my test systems, but couldn’t find an error.

Please send a login to your system (or a staging system) and I’ll have a look. Or, if you can reproduce the problem on a test site here, I’ll be able to trace it:

http://mappresspro.com/demo/

[Chris]

Hi,

I’m sorry to hear that, it sounds like there’s a JavaScript error. You can check by bringing up the JavaScript console (F12 in most browsers).

A common problem is conflicts with another plugin or theme. To check, deactivate ALL other plugins and switch to a standard theme like twenty twenty (for a moment). If everything works, reactivate one by one to find the problem.

If the above don’t help, please feel free to send a login or reach out to me here.

[Chris]

Hi,

Thanks for writing.

The plugin no longer uses the default Leaflet popups because it was difficult to get them to resize properly. Instead, I’ve switched to the custom ‘InfoBox’ popups for both Leaflet and Google. Those use a slightly different div structure. If you check the /css/mappress.css file in the plugin directory, it contains an overview of how the divs are nested.

I’m sorry for any inconvenience, and I hope that helps.

[Chris]

Hi,

Thanks for the feedback. I noticed that too, and I plan to address it in an update.

[Chris]

Hi,

I checked your site, and the problem is some of the old CSS for MapPress was copied into the theme’s “styles.css” file. Remove that CSS, or bring it up to date with the newer CSS classes in the “mappress.css” file for the plugin, and it should work.

Specifically, the class “.mapp-ib” is incorrect for the new version. It has a “display:none” setting which prevents the infobox from displaying properly – that’s why you’re not seeing it on click, and it’s also why it only occurs on the frontend.

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To answer the question about the templates: The default popup templates are visible in the popup template editor on the MapPress settings screen. The documentation describes how to modify them.

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