Hi Yaron,
On 2009-07-22 22:06, Yaron Koren wrote:
> My personal opinion is that this doesn't seem like a useful feature -
> first, because I've never seen such a thing on a web date input; and
> second, because the SF date input already presets the current month and
> year, so (unless you're on th
Hey,
I was not aware about the Google Maps API key needing to be recent to work with
Google Earth. I'll add a mention to the docs.
The zoom parameter works exactly the same as in SGM, at least for Google Maps
and Yahoo! Maps: a custom zoom will only be accepted on a result format map
when an a
Hey,
This functionality is already on the to-do list [0]. Thanks for the suggestion
though.
[0]
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Maps/Future#Accepted_to-do.27s
Cheers,
De Dauw '[RTS]BN+VS*' Jeroen
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Before I forget, there is one functionality that I have been looking for in
maps/semantic maps for a long time - if you want an idea for improvements.
I wish there was a way to display, next to the map (or below), a list of
locations visible on the map with links to change the focus of the map.
Yaron, I don't care one way or another and agree that following MW standards
is a good idea - just keep in mind that there are other extensions that us
$wgGoogleMapsKey -
http://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Search&search=%24wgGoogleMapsKey
It would probably be a good idea to have so
Hi,
The map-key location thing should be improved in the Maps extension -
there's no real reason why it should matter.
The new equivalent of #semantic_google_map is #display_point - there's
actually nothing semantic about the #semantic_google_map function, which is
one of the big reasons why I'm
Thanks Yaron
Moving the variable declaration after the 'require_once' calls worked. I would
not have thought of that since declaring $wgGoogleMapsKey before calling
semantic google maps used to work :)
Another observation in terms of backward compatibility :
One of my template is using queries
Indeed, it looks like old API Keys do not support the Earth plugin. I
replaced both variables with the new key I got today without problem.
A documentation about the new parameter names for display_point would be
welcome.
Another observation, the zoom parameter doesn't seem to be working for m
Another point to investigate.
I was able to display maps using the same value for $wgGoogleMapsKey and
$egGoogleMapsKey.
However, when I tried to turn 'earth=on', Google basked that the API key
was not valid for this site. I had to request a new key for
$egGoogleMapsKey to get both types of map
A few notes on the Google maps key: Laurent - do you have the key setting
after the inclusion of the Maps extension? If it comes beforehand, it won't
work.
Sergey - the decision was made to use $eg, since that's the correct
convention for setting global variables in extensions (though it hasn't be
Yeah, it's not a good idea to rename $wgGoogleMapsKey - it's sort-of generic
variable for all MediaWiki extensions that use Google Map services.
Thank you,
Sergey
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On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 2:15 PM, Laurent Alquier wrote:
> Last emai
Last email for today
I thought I would give it a shot and install both Maps and Semantic Maps.
Unfortunately, it did not go as smoothly as I thought:
1- If I replace $wgGoogleMapsKey by $egGoogleMapsKey in my
LocalSettings.php file, SRF Exhibit stops displaying Maps.
2- If I keep both GoogleMap
That was fast :)
Regarding the error I reported with IE6.
I am getting that error on this page : http://wiki.bn2vs.com/wiki/Maps
Both the Google Map demo page and the Yahoo Maps demo page are working fine
in IE6.
The Open Layers demo page is also throwing an error - however, I can visit
the O
Yeh, Jeroen created it and replied to me privately already ;) I'll try it
when I have spare time.
Thank you,
Sergey
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On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 1:38 PM, Laurent Alquier wrote:
> Hi Sergey
>
> I believe your answer is already available
Hi Sergey
I believe your answer is already available on the Extension:Semantic Maps
page :
Upgrading from Semantic Google Maps
If you have Semantic Google Maps installed, and want to upgrade to Semantic
Maps, these are the steps you need to follow:
Remove the SemanticGoogleMaps directory from
Beautiful !
I can't wait to see a demo of multiple properties query.
One observation - Trying to view the demo pages with IE6.0 results in an
error (Cannot connect to page). This is reminiscent of early issues with
the Google Map and Exhibit formats for Semantic Queries.
I do not know how the
Great job, Jeroen!
How do I go about upgrading from Semantic Google Maps? My
TechPresentations.org uses it a little bit.
Thank you,
Sergey
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On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 9:56 AM, jeroen De Dauw wrote:
> Hey,
>
> First of all, let me int
My personal opinion is that this doesn't seem like a useful feature - first,
because I've never seen such a thing on a web date input; and second,
because the SF date input already presets the current month and year, so
(unless you're on the 1st of the month) it just saves you the trouble of
writin
Hey,
First of all, let me introduce myself.
I'm
Jeroen De Dauw, one of the GSoC students for Wikimedia foundation this
year. During the last 2 months I've been working on 2 new mapping
extensions for MediaWiki and Semantic MediaWiki [0] with Yaron Koren [1] as
mentor. You can read more about this
Hi,
I brought this up before on the old Semantic Forms list [1]. At the time I
thought it was a viable solution to put my own custom made buttons into the
forms where I need them, and I used the HTMLets extension for that.
The problem with this solution is, that it's quite unmaintainable. I have
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