ℹ️️ Plugin GPX Viewer does not work for me in Flatpress 1.5.1

[RainerBielefeld]

I already filed an issue for that problem with GPX Viewer Plugin, so here only for Info!

Can you confirm my observations?

CU

Rainer

[fraenkiman]

Hello Rainer,

There seems to be a problem related to the PrettyURLs plugin. When I deactivate the PrettyURLs plugin and allow insecure JS, the GPX Viewer plugin works.

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To solve the problem with insecure JS, the echoScriptTags() function would have to look something like this.

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The getRelativeFilePathFromCurrentUrl() function of the GPX Viewer plugin would also need to be corrected so that the PrettyURLs plugin can be reactivated.

I'll stay on it. As soon as I get it fully up and running, you'll see it in this thread.

Best regards,
Frank

[RainerBielefeld]

a problem related to the PrettyURLs plugin.

Hi Frank,

before I try to understand all Details your research results: did you observe / reproduce my "Not even recognized?" problem?

CU

Rainer

[fraenkiman]

Hello everyone,

...reproduce my "Not even recognized?" problem?

There were two problems:
Due to stricter CSP, the Java scripts were blocked by the browser.
After I solved that, I saw a message in the browser saying that the *.gpx files could not be found (404).

With the changes commented in Codeberg, I got the plugin working in FlatPress 1.5 RC1.

You can download it from the wiki.

Best regards,
Frank

[RainerBielefeld]

Hi Frank:
I – as a user, not a geek – need an answer to my question did you observe / reproduce my "Not even recognized?" problem?

And I have an additional question:
Which folder of gpx1.2.1 from .zip needs to be uploaded to the installation as subvolder of fp-plugins?

• gpx1.2.1?
• gpx1.2.1 reamed toflatpress_gpx or whatever else?
• subfolder from gpx1.2.1 gpx?

[fraenkiman]

Hello Rainer,

I was only able to reproduce it locally with the original version, as I did not have admin/file access to your instance.

First, I downloaded your 2025-10-18_GlobusUndSuedsee_RTr.gpx and another one from Arvid's bike tour book as a reference.

The directory and file structure must look like this:

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fp-plugins/gpx/plugin.gpx.php

This will display the plugin in the admin area and allow you to activate it.

Then you can assign the *.gpx file to the plugin in a test post using:

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[gpx="attachs/2025-10-18_GlobusUndSuedsee_RTr.gpx"]

Plugin version 1.2.1 only works with FlatPress 1.5 RC1 or higher.

Best regards,
Frank

[RainerBielefeld]

The directory and file structure must look like this:

Hello Frank,

That was one of the options I tried yesterday – without success, GPX-Viewer was not shown in the Plugins list.
And today I deleted another structure of the pluign, uploaded again the new GPX-viewer 1.2.1 and Ta-Dah:

251224_901_GPX-Viewer.png (20.47 KiB) Viewed 156 times

Same success on a second test installation.
Don't ask me ... Must be some Christmas miracle

I activated the GPX-viewer, disabled Pretty-URL.

On Test for flatpress GPX Viewer still nothing visible.

On GPX-Viewer second attempt I now see
"Given file ”attachs/2025-10-18_GlobusUndSuedsee_RTr.gpx” does not exist."
(Message disappeared after having gambled around for a while – but visible here and here)

All this with inactive "Pretty-URL".

I was only able to reproduce it locally with the original version

That's what I meant!

And so the question is: why does FP / GPX-Viewer not recognize the existing file?

CU

Rainer