I guess i’m missing something as well. Been a couple years since I messed with this when it was first released, but unzipped the latest version on one of my rigs (index.html matches last post), inserted my Bing key, changed the Lat/Lon for my location and all I see are stars. Running Dump1090-fa, latest Piaware, but not SD image. Also feeding RB, FR24 and PF. Oddly enough, I do get blank Bing tiles with same key on other maps, but checked it with M$ and it’s still active and in good standing. Leave it to M$ to give me another headache… Want to make sure I’m not missing another simple step however.
@bramjacobse I already have the CORS headers in my enabled lighttpd confs. All other maps work. Meh, will mess with it later I guess. There was a reason I stopped messing with it in the first place since I don’t use the pre-canned Piaware images…takes time to iron some things out now and then.
The missing CORS header is on the cesium host, not on your host; there’s obviously not much you can do about that directly.
[…] a web application using [XMLHttpRequest] can only request resources from the same origin the application was loaded from, unless the response from other origins includes the right CORS headers.
I’d suggest mirroring a copy of cesium on your Pi and pointing at that rather than the cesiumjs.org version.
Am I the only one, or are others still testing this as well? I should mention, Pi4/Buster. Still something goofy going on with my Bing key as I’m not able to pick any bing tiles up - key still shows in good standing (blacked out for security purposes in screenshot).
This is what I used. Had the CORs issue, then attempted to host Cesium locally per my replies above. Must be something simple I’m still doing wrong . Thx
I had an issue where I did not even had the stars in the sky. @bramjacobse then updated a few things, I reinstalled via this link, and it worked again, the errors I the debug window had disappeared. Not sure what it actually was, sorry I can’t help more