On Thu, Nov 05, 2009 at 06:58:22PM +0100, Candid Dauth wrote: > Hello there, > > a new OpenStreetBugs backend has been there for a while (see > http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OpenStreetBugs and > http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/User:Emka/new_OSB) to resolve problems of > the old one. However, the old JavaScript code is still being used, as the new > API is compatible to the old one. > > The current OpenStreetBugs JavaScript code consists of lots of global > functions that call each other, not using object orientation. This leads to > two problems: > 1. You cannot properly extend the code. If you want to change the bug icon or > the name of the layer for example, you have to copy the openstreetbugs.js to > your server and change the part in the code. This way, you have to apply bug > fixes yourself. (You could also try to include the original JavaScript file > and then overwrite the global functions, but this is not a very proper way.) > 2. You cannot include the layer into multiple maps on one page.
I like the idea and tried it - I fail to disable the layer by default
and the other problem i see is the control adding - i liked the old
OSB way of first having to click an icon at the top before a click
to the map adds a bug - otherwise one accidentally adds bugs or at least
lets the form pop up regularly - a click on the map should never alone
trigger an event - typically clicking on the map means click-hold - pan
double-click zoom - so left click should be reserved for navigation and
not other actions ...
/* Openstreetbugs */
var osb = new OpenLayers.Layer.OpenStreetBugs("OpenStreetBugs", { "visibility":
false });
map.addLayer(osb);
var osbControl = new OpenLayers.Control.OpenStreetBugs(osb);
map.addControl(osbControl);
Thats basically my code i added ... (http://maxspeed.osm.lab.rfc822.org)
> Are there any suggestions about the new client, especially about its GUI?
> Does
> it work properly on your browsers? What’s your opinion about integrating it
> in
> the Slippy Map on openstreetmap.org?
Flo
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