Kees66

FYI, think I confirmed my suspicions, as I have now added records for duijne.nl and https://www.duijne.nl in the /etc/hosts file on the box running the webserver, which point to the internal IP address of the box. And the maps do show up now.

Actually I think it has to do with NAT loopback/hairpin settings. I changed providers a few months back and that also meant using a different router which apparently is blocking this loopback/hairpin traffic.

My webserver runs on a NAS at home behind my NAT router and machines within the LAN cannot access my website using the public IP address. And this includes the webserver itself. To test I tried to do a curl to https://www.duijne.nl from the box itself and indeed that does not work.

Actually have the same on other computers in my LAN, but did not notice it before as my workstation is always connected to a VPN. I can easily resolve it there by adding a record to my HOSTS file to point to the internal IP address of the webserver. On my NAS that is apparently not that easy…

Would be nice if the plugin would not actually depend on a full DNS name to access the GPX file (going outside over the internet). The plugin I used before I a switched to Waymark was actually using internal links (without the domain name).

Debug mode enabled where? In de browser? Or in WordPress?

Hi Joe,

In my example page the first one is pointing to https://www.duijne.nl/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/gpx/Taiwan.gpx and the last one is https://duijne.nl/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/gpx/track-elevation-marker.gpx

I guess this plugin is abandoned now… Switched over to Waymark myself, also a free and well maintained plugin and even more configurable. For example you can easily add other ’tile servers’. I added a free one that shows aerial photos, not as good as the Google Maps that WP GPS Maps had in the past, but still nice.

Hmm… I see that the plugin was updated a week ago (but it is still blocked). So despite the lack of responses from the authors here, it looks like someone is at least still working on it.

Hmm… actually if I go to devfarm.it, my AV scanner kicks in and blocks the url because of a “PHP:BackDoor-FX [Trj]” infection. Not really a confidence booster…

Have the same issue, is the a proper solution yet? Except for installing yet another plugin (and apparently fall back to the old editor)?

Too bad that the solution of the writer was to take out Google Maps support completely, making it virtually useless to other people (like me)

Why was Google Maps taken out? It was still fully functional with the free option from Google but now I cant even choose it anymore… and the other maps are… well… ugly.

No response here… so guess i’ll just look for another alternative…

Updated to 2.0.7 today and my problem disappeared.

So I guess it was either an issue with the 2.0.0 version I had installed before, or the new install just fixed it ??