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You would have to have a map tile provider that has tiles at that zoom

sure! good idea!

That’s excellent information. I can work with that! Thanks!

This problem has been reported a couple times, but I am not sure what causes it or how it has been solved. Some people reported uninstalling the plugin and reinstalling it. It doesn’t really make sense. Sorry I can’t be of more help.

I don’t understand the question

Thanks for getting back to me on this. I’ve pushed a new version just to test out this issue. I’ve removed the problem line, and tried to fix it like this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9845401/xmlhttprequest-responsetype-json-giving-error-syntax-err-dom-exception-12

Let me know if that works!

Looks like I could add this plugin to convert KML to geojson. I don’t know about KMZ.

Seems to be the same problem as this one: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/markers-not-showing-3?replies=6

The problem seems to be that the map count is wrong, but I don’t know why that is. The person who posted the other support question reinstalled wordpress, which seems unnecessary. Also, I have not been able to reproduce this error.

Check this site: https://builtbybergman.ca/

That main page’s code is the following:

[leaflet-map address=”1033 Westwood Blvd, Upper Tantallon, NS” height=”50vh” zoom=”8″]

[leaflet-marker]

In the source code it appears that that is the second map, but I don’t see a first map. Meaning, I would think there are two instances of [leaflet-image] or [leaflet-map]. Can you confirm this? Also, I posted exactly the same shortcode on my test site and it worked perfectly. Also, the error you mentioned seems related to Facebook:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37255315/cant-load-url-the-domain-of-this-url-isnt-included-in-the-apps-domains

I can take a look at this. However, it should be noted that Internet Explorer is by far one of the worst modern web browsers. It is very surprising that IE11 would have issue with the code. It’s possible that there’s some incompatible JavaScript that I was unaware of. Otherwise, the markers are just images, and the geojson shapes should be SVG (which is SUPPOSED to be supported by IE11).

See https://caniuse.com/#feat=svg. It claims that IE11 can render SVG. I have not personally seen this (but will check on this later). Also, LeafletJS should account for differences in CSS (transformations necessary to position the images and SVGs in the correct spot.

Could you share your site URL so I can take a look?

Not a known issue, no. Also, I can’t reproduce it. Shortcode page seems to work fine for me.

Color, weight, and opacity are supported.

[leaflet-geojson color="red" weight=5]

Yes, absolutely. Put the URL in the Leaflet Map default settings in the admin, or set it per tile with:

[leaflet-map tileurl="https://{s}.example.com/{z}/{x}/{y}.png"]

Thanks for letting me know! There’s not much I can do about mapquest and their external JavaScript. Did you try resetting everything to default settings to try the OpenStreetMaps tiles? Just curious. thanks again.

New options available in 2.0: Add a MapQuest key or use OpenStreetMap (new default free tile service) or other custom tile as was always the case.