Hi,
please follow the tutorial from mapsmarker.com/readme-first which give you a guideline on how to deal with that kind of issues (especially tests for plugin conflicts) – could also related to a caching issue with special caching plugins/server components.
best,
Robert
Just completed going through all the motions of readme instructions.
No luck on this. Went from WP 3.9.2 to 4.0 – didn’t help, updated the Leaflets Map Marker plugin to the latest version – didn’t help. Disabled all plugins – didn’t help, switched themes – didn’t help. All caching plugins have been outright deleted from WP.
I ran another experiment where I backed up the marker table using phpmyadmin, then deleted all the markers. Was able to create a new marker and edit it a bunch of times with no problem. However, when I deleted the test marker and imported the backed up markers, I was no longer able to edit. Saving it just doesn’t seem to stick. Could I provide you with the sql file of the markers table to take a look at? Wonder if there is anything in there that is causing things to mess up.
Thanks for your help.
Wp debug turned on? Any error messages there? Php and mysql error log available? If yes, please also have a look for any error messages when trying to update a marker. Please also have a look at the browser console for any Javascript error messages…
I turned debug on, looked at the browser console. Had a few errors crop up – http://uptownartsdistrict.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Capture.PNG & http://uptownartsdistrict.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Capture2.PNG . The strange thing about the second error is that I was able to, like before, wipe out all markers from the database with phpmysql, and it let me add and edit a new marker fine. As soon as I restored the marker table, it started acting up again.
it seems like something went wrong when deleting and restoring the tables via phpmyadmin – please make sure all restrictions & other dependencies are exactly the same when reimporting!
