OS Maps on Cache Pages Fixed! Options

[The Southseakers]

Thought I'd start a new thread to publicise the fix:

Sorry for the delay, I noticed that the maps had stopped working on Saturday morning but have only just had time to sit down and work out what had gone wrong...

The problem is indeed caused by a change to multimaps server and has nothing to do with firefox version. Multimap have changed the address of their map server and hence have broken the greasemonkey script.

The good news is that it is easy to fix

Just right click on the following link and select "Install User Script..."

GeocachingOSMapEmbedder.user.js

Your maps should now be working again!

If you have any problems then either e-mail me or post it here.

Happy Caching!

PS: If you still have problems after following the above instructions then you may be installing a cached copy of the old script. Click on the above link, then press F5 to force a refresh of the page. Now reinstall the script.

[Haggis Hunter]

I'm afraid that the link won't open for me.

[purple_pineapple]

I'm afraid that the link won't open for me.

ditto

[Team Ballibeg]

Worked fine for me.

Dave

[The Southseakers]

Works for me as well (obviously!) although I now know of a few people that are having trouble.

I have put a copy of the script up on userscripts.org so you should now be able to access it (assuming that you can access userscripts.org...)

Try:

Geocaching UK Map Substituter

Once again, let me know if you have any troubles....

[Sensei TSKC]

I'm afraid that the link won't open for me.

For those of you using FF2, please note that the "Install User Script" command doesn't show when right clicking. Instead choose view User script and FF2 provides an install button at the top of the tab/page.

Hope this helps.

Oss!

[mongoose39uk]

First one didn't work for me.

The second one works fine!

Happy again now!

Ta

Tony

[stora]

I'm afraid that the link won't open for me.

For those of you using FF2, please note that the "Install User Script" command doesn't show when right clicking. Instead choose view User script and FF2 provides an install button at the top of the tab/page.

Hope this helps.

Oss!

If using Firefox 2 , just left click on the link.

This post has been edited by stora: Nov 6 2006, 07:58 AM

[Gralorn]

Up and running again thanks very much, appreciated.

[Madjon and Suz]

Hi,
Using FF2 unable to get the script running please help!!!

This post has been edited by Madjon and Suz: Nov 7 2006, 01:45 AM

[Rebel Alliance]

Worked a treat. Thanks very much.

Chris
Mrs Rebel Alliance

[The Southseakers]

Hi,
Using FF2 unable to get the script running please help!!!

Make sure that you have an updated Greasemonkey plug-in intsalled - you need version 0.6.6.20061017.0 for FF2

See Greasmonkey for details.

[Madjon and Suz]

Hi South seekers
Loaded latest version of greasemonkey. Script still not working it appears to install ok but does nothing to the map on the cache page . I have tried pressing F5 as suggested and uninstalling old version before installing the new one

[Haggis Hunter]

Make sure that you have an updated Greasemonkey plug-in intsalled - you need version 0.6.6.20061017.0 for FF2

See Greasmonkey for details.

It appears that my greasemonkey required updating, the original link now works for me.

Thanks

[mtrax]

We have the same issue for Australia, and I've posted something in the GC forum to that effect, ie it would be nice to get this fixed at source, whats the chance of that? or am I banging my head?

[spannerman]

Following the instructions in the OP worked fine and I now have the Multimap displaying again.
When clicking on the map I no longer get the linked Multimap page opening. Instead, I get a GC page with "searching with Google maps". How can I get the link to the relevant Multimap page working again please.