The location's address just needs to be something that Google Maps
knows how to put on a map. Toronto, Ontario, Canada should work just
fine.
The confusing part is this: the "Map" tab doesn't show the /current/
Location, but instead its immediate children. This makes sense when
you think about it, since otherwise each map would have a single dot,
which isn't very useful.
Try assigning addresses to your locations, then hitting the Map tab
on the root /Locations object. Once you have devices in those
locations, the color of the dots will change to reflect the aggregate
status of those devices.
Docs are coming soon.
--Ian
On Sep 20, 2007, at 5:10 PM, pch wrote:
bclz wrote:
Hi,
I think you need to edit the location's address, and then, the map
will show up.
What exactly do you need to enter in the location's address? I've
tried the country; country,city; and various other combinations,
but it still goes to the default world view.
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