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LeafletJS Files are Missing Error, Selectively

Travelers' Map · support · 2024-08-12T02:27:00+00:00

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When the page is loaded with the shortcode the first time (or after a long time), the map appears. If you reload or access the page again shortly after, it gives the error “ Travelers’ Map is loading… If you see this after your page is loaded completely, leafletJS files are missing. “ I’ve tried deleting the Travelers Map plugin and reinstalling + activiating it – that didn’t fix it. I deactivated all the other plugins to check for a conflict – that didn’t fix it. Please advise how to troubleshoot or solve. The page I need help with: [ log in to see the link] Hello 🙂 I checked your website, leafletJS is loading properly, but the main javascript file of the plugin travelersmap-bundle.js , is not ! As you already tried to disable conflicting plugins, I suggest you to try finding a functionnality in your theme or in elementor that compress pages / or concatenate javascript. Sometime it’s also a plugin for european “cookies” laws that block javascript files, but you don’t seem to have one. Something is blocking this file somewhere, because the leaflet files are loaded. There is no reason Travelers’ Map files don’t :/

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Camille V 2024-08-12T18:16:00+00:00

Hello 🙂 I checked your website, leafletJS is loading properly, but the main javascript file of the plugin travelersmap-bundle.js , is not ! As you already tried to disable conflicting plugins, I suggest you to try finding a functionnality in your theme or in elementor that compress pages / or concatenate javascript. Sometime it’s also a plugin for european “cookies” laws that block javascript files, but you don’t seem to have one. Something is blocking this file somewhere, because the leaflet files are loaded. There is no reason Travelers’ Map files don’t :/