Talk:The map (interactive) - Revision history

imported>Orne: request for page removal

2006-11-13T06:40:56Z

request for page removal

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imported>Orne: request for page removal

2006-11-13T06:40:56Z

request for page removal

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	I'm going to create a wiki page, then steal all the HTML, and put it into the file that has the DIV element that allows Google Maps commands. The net result is to mimic wiki in a hard-coded html page, so the users will not see the difference. --[[User:Orne\|Orne]] 16:25, 12 November 2006 (EST)		I'm going to create a wiki page, then steal all the HTML, and put it into the file that has the DIV element that allows Google Maps commands. The net result is to mimic wiki in a hard-coded html page, so the users will not see the difference. --[[User:Orne\|Orne]] 16:25, 12 November 2006 (EST)
	:At this point I'd just suggest you setup the map however you want on your end and then just link to it from here as an external link. I was looking at some Google Maps extensions and I have a problem with them that they include the Google Maps javascript on all pages. I don't want an external dependency like that on all page loads because anytime Google's site has issues it will affect this wiki. If I could get JavaScript to work on only specific pages I would, but it looks like if I can at all it's a global setting and that's no good. So instead of messing with it just to get a Google map working (which I'm not entirely sure how useful it will end up being) I'd say just include it as an external link on the map page. ([[User:Admin\|Admin]] 00:01, 13 November 2006 (EST))		:At this point I'd just suggest you setup the map however you want on your end and then just link to it from here as an external link. I was looking at some Google Maps extensions and I have a problem with them that they include the Google Maps javascript on all pages. I don't want an external dependency like that on all page loads because anytime Google's site has issues it will affect this wiki. If I could get JavaScript to work on only specific pages I would, but it looks like if I can at all it's a global setting and that's no good. So instead of messing with it just to get a Google map working (which I'm not entirely sure how useful it will end up being) I'd say just include it as an external link on the map page. ([[User:Admin\|Admin]] 00:01, 13 November 2006 (EST))
			::Ok, just delete this article then... I'm hitting some design issues right now. I should have something public by end of day tomorrow. [http://home.comcast.net/~bennes/map.html Working Interactive Map] --[[User:Orne\|Orne]] 01:40, 13 November 2006 (EST)

imported>Admin at 05:01, 13 November 2006

2006-11-13T05:01:56Z

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	I'm going to create a wiki page, then steal all the HTML, and put it into the file that has the DIV element that allows Google Maps commands. The net result is to mimic wiki in a hard-coded html page, so the users will not see the difference. --[[User:Orne\|Orne]] 16:25, 12 November 2006 (EST)		I'm going to create a wiki page, then steal all the HTML, and put it into the file that has the DIV element that allows Google Maps commands. The net result is to mimic wiki in a hard-coded html page, so the users will not see the difference. --[[User:Orne\|Orne]] 16:25, 12 November 2006 (EST)
			:At this point I'd just suggest you setup the map however you want on your end and then just link to it from here as an external link. I was looking at some Google Maps extensions and I have a problem with them that they include the Google Maps javascript on all pages. I don't want an external dependency like that on all page loads because anytime Google's site has issues it will affect this wiki. If I could get JavaScript to work on only specific pages I would, but it looks like if I can at all it's a global setting and that's no good. So instead of messing with it just to get a Google map working (which I'm not entirely sure how useful it will end up being) I'd say just include it as an external link on the map page. ([[User:Admin\|Admin]] 00:01, 13 November 2006 (EST))

imported>Orne: why I'm doing it

2006-11-12T21:25:58Z

why I'm doing it

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==Interactive Map==
I'm going to create a wiki page, then steal all the HTML, and put it into the file that has the DIV element that allows Google Maps commands. The net result is to mimic wiki in a hard-coded html page, so the users will not see the difference. --[[User:Orne|Orne]] 16:25, 12 November 2006 (EST)