The Street View handle seems to be missing sometimes. It does it regularly (and mostly in combination with PURs), but not all the time. It is rather cumbersome when one wants to check the exact location of a PUR especially EV charging points.(unavailable attachment: 2024-01-25_8-26-01.png)
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Idea: I just noticed that the country was missing when entering an address. When zooming out/refreshing the country came back again. This may be similar to other reported issues.
I’ll experiment some more.
I’m believe this is the same issue as others have shared and Jushag just posted a video of as well. When we’re panning or zooming the map, it seems that WME is emptying what has been loaded into the data model. This would lead to both issues.
Yes, something like that. The issue I reported from China is also occurring with an empty country.
But it is not (only) the zooming in/out that looses the country. Perhaps the panning?
Without zooming in/out I was able to create several segments. Then the next new segment the country was lost again.
Hi everyone. I think I found the issue. I cleared my cookies and noticed everything was fine again. After enabling the residential layer. That is when it started having the grey out issue. Once I disabled it again. everything went back to normal. So just keep the residential layer off. So it doesn’t grey out the screen when panning and zooming.
I wonder if it has to do with settings. Is the Editable Area layer turned on or not? I generally run without it turned on because it causes me to many issues. When I turn on my Editable Area layer and pan the map, I do have this happen.
You’re on to something here. After toggling off and on Residential I bet, now I nolonger have dark edit area shading…anywhere.
So now I can click on things outside my editable area, but get an alert that I can only edit XX in my editable area. Toggling the editable area checkbox does nothing now
Forcing a full reload puts be back to rnadom greying at various zoom level bug, But yes, unchecking then rechecking residential brings it back. So these are somehow related.