KirstyP

Hi Andy,

How peculiar! I didn’t change the content security policy on production (where that link is hosted) – I only changed it on my dev environment.

I have checked in Chrome and it seems to be loading fine. I am using DuckDuckGo browser, so maybe that is the culprit!

Many thanks,

Kirsty

Hi Andy,

Just coming back to this issue.

I have updated our content security policy, but it doesn’t seem to have fixed the problem.

When I view on Firefox, I have this message:

So it looks like it might be the resource itself that is preventing it from being embedded. This was working previously.

Is this a limitation of the embed from a url option or is there anything we can do to get round this?

Many thanks,

irsty

Hi Andy,

Of course – here is a link: https://demo.taxcompliancetoolkit.com/document/eftps-your-guide-for-paying-taxes/

I am viewing in DuckDuckGo browser, but the same thing happens in Safari and Chrome.

Many thanks,

Kirsty

Hi,

Yes, I have.

The problem also occurs when I look at the sites in incognito mode.

Many thanks,

Kirsty

Many thanks for your quick response Michael!

I do have “with front” set to true, and changing it to false solves the problem. Someone else on my team must have changed that without telling me.

Thanks again!

Just to follow up – it looks like previously created maps are not working. New maps seem to be ok.

Hi tempranova,

Sorry I didn’t see your response.

I have reinstalled version 2.0.5 and the plugin is still not working, so this did not resolve the issue. I have sent you screenshots separately.

Many thanks,

Kirsty

Fab – is this something you would be able to give an advice on creating?

Ok, no problem ??

The ‘files’ directory is in the plugin directory, but this just contains a folder called ‘thumbnails’. Both are empty otherwise.

Oh, and the permissions for the directory are 341, if that helps?

Hi Anwar,

Certainly….

1. The directory ‘files’ exists.

2. No, the files directory is empty.

Thanks for your help!

Thanks Anwar,

I’ve checked the folder you’ve described and it is showing up empty. There’s no warning from the plugin to say that there’s a permissions problem at all, and the photos are appearing when the user logs out and logs back in again, so they are obviously somewhere!

Is there anything silly I might have miss?

Thanks!