local GPX file loads, but does not show up on the map

[tyrasd]

I was able to drop a GPX file on the iD editor, and apparently it loads fine as it is possible to zoom on to the extend of the file. However, no trace is visible on the map.

[tyrasd]

This looks like a CSS-issue only. Because, when I add width and height values to the SVG-element for the gpx, the trace shows up.

[tmcw]

@tyrasd is this in Opera?

[tyrasd]

Hm, yes. Opera 12.15, but also Chrome 23.0 and Firefox 20.0

[tmcw]

This broke in 62e53fc looking for a fix now.

[tyrasd]

I'd say .layer-layer > svg also needs width and height set to 100%

[tyrasd]

Still doesn't work in Opera and Firefox :(

[jfirebaugh]

Grrr... browsers

[jfirebaugh]

Still not working on Opera, but I don't think it ever did.

[tmcw]

Opera supports the ondrop event and I think I remember it working, but now the official example they post (and their article about drag and drop) are incorrect. I filed a ticket to their opaque bug tracker.

[tyrasd]

@jfirebaugh: Strange. Here, this works just fine on Opera, too. 👍

[matclab]

Does not work on chromium 26.0.1410.63 (192696) on linux either here (id 1.0.0)…

[jfirebaugh]

@matclab (and anyone else testing): Are you using http://www.openstreetmap.us/iD/master/? That's the only iD instance that has the latest code, where this should be fixed.

[matclab]

@jfirebaugh You are right of course. It works well with http://www.openstreetmap.us/iD/master/. Thanks for the tip (though it was not clear commming from the "report a bug" link in the 1.0.0 version that I should verify against the master) !
Anyway I'm very impressed by the new editor ! You've made a really great job !

[jfirebaugh]

@matclab Thanks, and good point; I will add a note to CONTRIBUTING.md about verifying bug fixes.

[steevithak]

I'm having this problem too. I'm using the Chrome browser v28.0.1500.71 on a Redhat Fedora GNU/Linux box. I can't find a way to load traces from OSM at all. If I load them from my local computer, they load but are displayed underneath the roadway layer, so they are almost completely hidden from view.