• Resolved whale74

    (@whale74)


    There seems to be a conflict of the plugin with the Gutenberg editor. As long as Extensions for Leaflet Map is activated I cannot access or find my reusable blocks in the block editor.

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  • Plugin Author hupe13

    (@hupe13)

    Gutenberg – the default editor? Or you are using a plugin?
    Open please the developer console. Are there any errors?

    Thread Starter whale74

    (@whale74)

    No, I‘m using the default block editor (WordPress Version 5.8.1).
    I‘m currently not able to view the developer console as I‘m working remotely only with my iPad.

    Plugin Author hupe13

    (@hupe13)

    Is a shortcode from the plugin used in the reusable blocks?
    iPad – Safari Browser?

    Thread Starter whale74

    (@whale74)

    Okay, we‘re getting closer: In one of my reusable blocks I do use the elevation shortcode. As I am using this reusable block as a template for my standard tour blog post the gpx argument is empty [elevation gpx=““]. Obviously the main bug in the plugin, how it handles this empty argument. As soon as it is empty, I save the post and try to reopen it for edit, I get the following error ?No gpx track!“. If I fill the argument in my reusable block, they reappear in the editor.
    Hope this helps.

    Plugin Author hupe13

    (@hupe13)

    I need to provide a setting where the user can choose whether or not to interpret the shortcode in the backend. At first I had implemented it so that it is not interpreted in the backend. But there were problems with Elementor …
    There are so many possibilities.

    Plugin Author hupe13

    (@hupe13)

    I found another solution.

    Plugin Author hupe13

    (@hupe13)

    I will not make it today to finally publish the new version.
    Until then define gpx="any placeholder" and not gpx="" in the reusable blocks.

    Thread Starter whale74

    (@whale74)

    Yes I‘ve already done that during yesterday’s testing.
    Thanks again for another quick support.

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