Version 0.24_beta
- Basic Info
- Download this version: 0.24_beta
- Previous version: 0.23_beta
- Release date: September 12, 2006
- New in v0.21_beta
- Corrected spelling of "Full Address" on pop-up
- Moved status bar to the map
- Added a heading for printing, and added a printing style that mainly just shows the map
- Known Issues: General
- The Undo button doesn't work in all situations, specifically when de-assigning points
- Cookie size limit prevents exporting of large amounts of data
- The points frame can lose points if the points are dragged outside the container
- Known Issues: Browsers
- Firefox
- Route info iframe doesn't scroll on drag.
- Printing the map is not automatically landscape.
- Opera: none known
- Internet Explorer
- Drag-and-drop is slow
- Markers may not show up on print
- Printing the map is not automatically landscape.
- Flock (on Mac)
- Exporting fails for an unknown reason
- Planned feature additions
- Eliminate POST-refresh of main page.
- Inform users who block the pop-up that they should let the pop-up pop.
- Export geocode information
- Have more refined input possibilities
- Hide the controls to just show the map
- A link from directions to the first point of the active group
- Complete external documentation
- Complete internal documentation
- Keyboard shortcuts.
- Dynamically adjust the width and height of the points IFrame to adjust to components.
- Adding route numbers and route order position in the pop-up bubble over points in browse mode.
- Add a visual control in the map during sort to let the user know that we are sorting points.
- Similar to above: move status bar to a control on the map
- When scroll-wheel zooming is added to the Google Maps API, it'll be here too.
- Potential feature additions
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Movable region vertices
- Have regions visually change when connected
- Implement a more sophisticated auto-sort algorithm
- Thank you:
- David Boyle for helping with alpha testing and moral(e) support.
- Aaron Fracht-Monroe for his geocoding code.
- Google for creating a great Maps API.
- Emad Fanous for geocoding support.
- Mash-o-matic for their icons.
- Dean Edwards for his Javascript code.
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