Could OSM use a loading status display like I use on my test page
(http://www.orpatec.ch/osm/tools/main.php)? If you want you may copy the
LoadStatus control at http://www.orpatec.ch/osm/LoadStatus.js;. It simply shows
a Ajax-Loader.gif in the upper left corner of the screen (see
The http://www.openstreetmap.org/?relation=1273572; doesn't show any visible
feedback when its not working like now. Nothing is worse than not giving any
feedback. The user simply doesn't know what's going on. The loading status
display I asked for in the previous message isn't enough, a text
On 04/12/10 09:27, Wyo wrote:
The http://www.openstreetmap.org/?relation=1273572; doesn't show any
visible feedback when its not working like now. Nothing is worse than
not giving any feedback. The user simply doesn't know what's going on.
The loading status display I asked for in the previous
Tom Hughes wrote:
On 04/12/10 09:27, Wyo wrote:
The http://www.openstreetmap.org/?relation=1273572; doesn't show any
visible feedback when its not working like now. Nothing is worse than
not giving any feedback. The user simply doesn't know what's going on.
The loading status display I asked
Tom Hughes wrote:
On 04/12/10 09:27, Wyo wrote:
The loading status display I asked for in the previous message isn't
enough, a text explaining the cause of the failure is also needed.
Well if we knew the cause of the failure then we'd fix it and there
wouldn't be a failure...
The cause is
On 04/12/10 10:33, Maarten Deen wrote:
Tom Hughes wrote:
Well if we knew the cause of the failure then we'd fix it and there
wouldn't be a failure...
But there is a problem then? I was just making a mail to the talk list
that downloading full relations does not work (GET
On 04/12/10 10:52, Wyo wrote:
Tom Hughes wrote:
On 04/12/10 09:27, Wyo wrote:
The loading status display I asked for in the previous message isn't
enough, a text explaining the cause of the failure is also needed.
Well if we knew the cause of the failure then we'd fix it and there
wouldn't
Tom Hughes wrote:
On 04/12/10 10:33, Maarten Deen wrote:
Tom Hughes wrote:
Well if we knew the cause of the failure then we'd fix it and there
wouldn't be a failure...
But there is a problem then? I was just making a mail to the talk list
that downloading full relations does not work (GET
Tom Hughes wrote:
No it doesn't. Well if it does then it's your browser or OpenLayers
doing the timeout. There is nothing on the server that will make that
page timeout after 30s.
Possible, but not answering within 30s is equal to a failure, regardless if the
timeout is done in the client.
Hi,
Wyo wrote:
No it doesn't. Well if it does then it's your browser or OpenLayers
doing the timeout. There is nothing on the server that will make that
page timeout after 30s.
Possible, but not answering within 30s is equal to a failure, regardless
if the timeout is done in the client. This
Ian, (or anybody interested)
You would be very welcome to join us in #osm-co IRC channel on OFTC,
especially if you have an idea about cutting the ways that contain more
than 2000 nodes, which is still needed, whether on one big file or on
many small ones. :)
- Quote from Juan Pizarro mail
I used shp-to-osm 0.8 to convert these shapefiles to OSM format (including
splitting the ways at 2000-node boundaries and creating multipolygon
relations out of them).
You can download the data here:
http://osm.mapki.com/municipios.tgz
http://osm.mapki.com/departamentos.tgz
HOWEVER, the data is
Hello ian,
where can I find shp-to-osm 0.8 tool.
Thanks
El sáb, 04-12-2010 a las 10:07 -0600, Ian Dees escribió:
I used shp-to-osm 0.8 to convert these shapefiles to OSM format
(including splitting the ways at 2000-node boundaries and creating
multipolygon relations out of them).
You
Hey All,
Is there a way to load a vector file from a URl parameter in Potlatch2?
We have grids of areas for people to edit and want to load in a grid
square as a guide.
Thanks
-Kate
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I have updated my output as described in my lastest email.
I have a c++ tool to manage the merging of borders, will get that working in
the next days.
lets get these things imported.
mike
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 7:07 PM, Juan Pizarro jpizar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello ian,
where can I find
Kate Chapman wrote:
Is there a way to load a vector file from a URl parameter in Potlatch2?
We have grids of areas for people to edit and want to load in a grid
square as a guide.
If you're just using Potlatch 2 on osm.org, you can pass it an uploaded GPX
in the usual way -
Just a quick note.
This is the code for splitting the planet into thousands of areas in a
single pass based on the mkgmap splitter. I mentioned this code on
both osm-dev and mkgmap-dev.
This branch supports PBF, runs much faster, threads better, doesn't
have the 'node in too many areas' issue,
#3369: [mac] Shift-click only works in Safari
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Reporter: tko | Owner: potlatch-...@…
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: major
In my view, the source key is crucial to every object.
I don't add the source key to anything which I've done based on GPS
traces/waypoints. I try and add it on objects I add from other
sources though (NPE, OS Opendata, Bing for example), but as someone
else has says, this won't always go in
Ian Dees writes:
Hi JOSM Devs,
I'd like to implement a feature in JOSM that applies the tags from the
clipboard to every new way or node created. I think this would be useful for
creating powerlines (apply power=tower to every new node in the way) or for
a set of buildings along a
Ian Dees wrote:
Hi JOSM Devs,
I'd like to implement a feature in JOSM that applies the tags from the
clipboard to every new way or node created. I think this would be useful for
creating powerlines (apply power=tower to every new node in the way) or for
a set of buildings along a street
Hi,
I'd like to implement a feature in JOSM that applies the tags from the
clipboard to every new way or node created. I think this would be
useful for creating powerlines (apply power=tower to every new node
in the way) or for a set of buildings along a street (addr:street=*
to every new
Frederik Ramm writes:
I'd like to implement a feature in JOSM that applies the tags from the
clipboard to every new way or node created. I think this would be
useful for creating powerlines (apply power=tower to every new node
in the way) or for a set of buildings along a street
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