Originally Posted by
cyberjoi
It seems like a frustrating issue you're experiencing, and it's great you've already pinpointed that the fault lies with the one specific device rather than the website itself. Based on what you've described, here are a few steps you could try to address the problem:
- Clear Cache and Cookies: Sometimes, browser cache or cookies can interfere with proper functionality. Clear them and try reloading the page.
- Check for Javascript Errors: While you’ve already accessed the Javascript console, identifying the exact errors might require a deeper dive. You might consider seeking guidance from a Javascript developer.
- Disable Browser Extensions: Extensions or add-ons can conflict with embedded Javascript. Try disabling all extensions and reloading the page.
- Update Browsers and OS: Ensure the affected device's browsers and operating system are fully up-to-date.
- Consult Experts: Since you've hit a roadblock, connecting with a professional Javascript developer might be the best option.
I hope one of these solutions resolves your issue. Best of luck, and enjoy that fine Cuban cigar once this is sorted!
I think it is a problem with the website. The link that the OP posted still produces that error for me.
There are working maps on the site: eg
https://www.raildar.co.uk/map/EUS
They're not overlaid on Google maps though.