Closed WolfoTheWolf closed 3 years ago
Generally this is caused by a miss-configuration somewhere.
If your website using SSL (https) then you have to set up a reverse proxy to the resource for it to work.
Double check the values are correct.
You should be able to navigate to http://IP:socket_port/blips.json
to see if the resource is working as intended and serving the blip file.
It could also be your firewall so make sure that the socket port is allowed through it.
So I done that and I am getting blip data back
What errors are you getting in the browser?
You should be able to press Ctrl + Shift + I
to open the developer tools in your browser. Then click "Console" and see if there's errors there (the errors in regards to the images are normal).
Here is the error
Disregard, I believe it is because it was specified as HTTPS
I changed it to HPPT
and it solved the issue, sorry about that
Yeah, it is.
You can use HTTPs but, it does require setting up a "reverse proxy" on your webserver.
So I have just re-installed the live map and cleared my server cache now im having a issue actually connecting to it (btw for this demo im using xxamp) Set it up how I did last time nothing different now it does not want to show blips (when I added it I was getting a node error so I did
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npm i
in the cmd of the live_map folder to install node winch made the error disappear) Just cant figure out why its saying there is a error.