Daniel Schwen wrote: > Yes I should, and I thought I already told you that this is what I'm doing > for > the english wikipedia and for commons. And I also set up a page explaining > why this is quiite a lot of work, and how people can help me with this, if > they want faster updates for their language. > http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiMiniAtlas/CoordinateProcessing > I guess I'll have to make this more public....
After reading it I still don't know what do you need/how to provide it :/ I have been poking WikiMiniAtlas and filed several related bugs, though. >> And when WikiMiniAtlas is invoked from an article, such as >> Grängesberg, the call to the toolserver (that fetches the map >> tiles) could perhaps be used for updating the coordinate for that >> article. We can be pretty sure that those who update a coordinate >> will pop up the WikiMiniAtlas to see they made no mistake. > Yeah, that's not a bad idea. I even used to have a Javascript gadget that > sent > the data to the toolserver, whenever a coordinate in an article was updated. > In any case, the red dot, is generated on the the client side and will always > use the most up to date coordinates. > > Dschwen Doing that automatically on requests would allow anyone to subrepticiously change all coordinates. What you could do is make the requests with a different coordinate to trigger an update for that page. _______________________________________________ Toolserver-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/toolserver-l
