Hi,

Is your problem to do with JOSM & remote control?

At a recent mapathon in London I found two JOSM users for whom remote control would not work despite all of our efforts - I can't solve that for you, but I can offer a workround if that is the problem.

1. Open JOSM,
2. Select your square on the TM,
3. Click on the words "*.gpx file*" in the line of text that appears below "Edit with JOSM" - /Tip: Download the following.gpx file <http://tasks.hotosm.org/project/1082/task/123.gpx>and load it in JOSM in order to see the current task boundary /4. Open this .gpx file in JOSM, which will give you the border of your square,
5. Download OSM data using the download button.
6. When you are mapping try not to join to this bounding box - you will not have the diagonal crosshatching you normally see, and only the square will be the boundary.

Your actions are similar to the ones outlined here http://learnosm.org/en/coordination/tasking-manager/#editing-choices for users of Potlatch.

If that's not the problem, please reply to this list (HOT) and one of us will do our best to help you.

Regards

Nick

on On 22/11/15 16:12, Russell Deffner wrote:

Greetings Kazeem, sorry if this is too late, but I think because you replied to the digest this message went to my junk box (and probably many others). Please just email directly [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> when starting a new topic.

I am not having any issue, so without knowing more about your set-up I would just suggest making sure your JOSM is up-to-date as well as your browser. If you’re still having troubles, reply-all and let us know more about your set-up.

Kind regards,

=Russ

*From:*Kazeem Owolabi [mailto:[email protected]]
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Evening All,

I am currently having issues with my JOSM, it seems not to connect to the HOT Tasking manager and the remote control is enabled.

Please, I need a bail out here, need to map over the weekend with JOSM.

Thanks.

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Hi all,

We thought you might be interested in our new research report on what influences digital map-making with young volunteers in Bangladesh. Carmen Sumadiwiria and Y Care International produced the report together from Carmen's research in Bangladesh this summer. We're really thankful for the OSM Bangladesh community for being involved. The research looks at influences in mapping and a Y Care International pilot getting young volunteers from the UK and Bangladesh mapping with coordination with the Missing Maps project. Any comments or feedback very welcome!

The report can also be accessed from Y Care International's website here<http://www.ycareinternational.org/publications/putting-vulnerable-communities-on-the-map-a-research-report-on-what-influences-digital-map-making-with-young-volunteers-in-bangladesh/> and PreventionWeb here<http://www.preventionweb.net/english/professional/publications/v.php?id=46682>.

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