This plugin adds Jürgen Berkemeier's free JavaScript library GPX Viewer to FlatPress. It adds a BBCode tag “gpx” to include your uploaded GPX file into your blog entry or static page.

Important: The GPX Viewer library is free for non-commercial use. If you want to use it in a commercial environment, please contact its author Jürgen Berkemeier.

Author of the FlatPress plugin is Arvid Zimmermann.

gpx1.0.1.zip

Upload a GPX file to your FlatPress instance. Then simply insert into your static page or blog entry:

[gpx="attachs/file.gpx"]

The plugin's output consists of two parts: The map itself and a height profile plot. The map is displayed as <div class="gpxmap">, the height profile plot as <div class="gpxheightprofile">. Those two are packed together in a <div class="gpx">.

<div class="gpx">
    <div class="gpxmap"></div>
    <div class="gpxheightprofile"></div>
</div>

You find the default CSS defintions for these classes in res/gpxplugin.css.

The GPX Viewer library allows to change appearance of the map and height profile (such as colors and other behaviour) via JavaScript control variables. The file res/costumsettings.js contains a few of them to start with; you find them all on the GPX Viewer documentation page.

• GPX Viewer library by Jürgen Berkemeier: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. If you want to use it for commercial purposes, please contact the author.
• GPX Viewer uses the Leaflet API by Vladimir Agafonkin, which is licensed under BSD 2-Clause “Simplified” License.
• The GPX data is shown on OpenStreetMap map material, licensed under ODbL.
• The FlatPress plugin code around all this by Arvid Zimmermann is licensed under GPLv3.

• Updated GPX Viewer library to version 6.10.1.
• Bugfix: initializePluginTags() has to be public static.
• Bugfix: Track was displayed with unwanted offset.
• CSS: A little more spacing between map and height profile in the GPX plugin.

• Initial plugin version.