Status of Travel Mapping

[vdeane]

The main thing I noticed is that the table overlaps the header text.

Two suggestions:
-Might be a good idea to note the filtering in the header and have a "clear" button or something to go to the full index (though just hitting search with no text does the same thing)
-Perhaps highways on in development systems could have their row colored gray or something instead of white.

[yakra]

Display is a bit off in Firefox 20.0
205.209.84.174/roads/images/chm/thing342.png

[Jim]

The enhanced version is now the primary one at

http://www.teresco.org/~terescoj/travelmapping/devel/hb.php

I'm happy to consider more fixes/improvements, of course.

[oscar]

Just a note (not crying out to be fixed anytime soon) that the draft highway browser includes some but not all in-development systems, including AK, NM, and UT state routes (but not, at least, CA and FL). AK is still incomplete, so people should hold off on recording their travels on that draft system. 

The index to what routes are in the browser, in some form, is very helpful.```

[rickmastfan67]

Yep, FL is no where near ready as there as several routes I still need to fully weed out segments of 'hidden' state highways on US highways/Interstates.  Only the routes up to 99 are in good shape of that (9B is on my HD, just not on the site yet).

[Jim]

The updates.php page is temporarily out of service.  A change I made is on my main computer which went in for repairs today and I apparently forgot to push the change up to GitHub.  Rather than re-coding, I'd like to let the updates.php page be broken for a few days until the computer is back.

[Bickendan]

Directed to Oscar, but how's California's state highway system looking? Seems like this one of the more anticipated systems.

[oscar]

The California state routes system is back-burnered for the time being. Basically, there is too much higher-priority work for the team to focus on first, such as getting the site up and running, and catching up with a lot of needed updates to already-activated systems (including in my own areas once I get the hang of GitHub, and also other areas previously handled by Tim and not yet taken over by other team members), which should keep us all busy and out of trouble for awhile. I also have Alaska state routes on my plate, a smaller system that's closer to activation (though it still needs some work, and whatever peer-review-like process we decide to do on new systems other than the four that have already been peer-reviewed).

I know California is much-anticipated -- including by me, a former resident and still-frequent traveler there -- but the greater anticipation is for getting the overall site in good shape first. 

[yakra]

The enhanced version is now the primary one at

http://www.teresco.org/~terescoj/travelmapping/devel/hb.php

I'm happy to consider more fixes/improvements, of course.

When I load an actual highway map from that page, I don't see any markers shown. Just the blue polyline. Is this the same for anyone else?
http://www.teresco.org/~terescoj/travelmapping/devel/hb.php?r=ks.ks061

[rschen7754]

The California state routes system is back-burnered for the time being. Basically, there is too much higher-priority work for the team to focus on first, such as getting the site up and running, and catching up with a lot of needed updates to already-activated systems (including in my own areas once I get the hang of GitHub, and also other areas previously handled by Tim and not yet taken over by other team members), which should keep us all busy and out of trouble for awhile. I also have Alaska state routes on my plate, a smaller system that's closer to activation (though it still needs some work, and whatever peer-review-like process we decide to do on new systems other than the four that have already been peer-reviewed).

I know California is much-anticipated -- including by me, a former resident and still-frequent traveler there -- but the greater anticipation is for getting the overall site in good shape first. 

What still needs to be done for California and/or is it something that others can assist?

[vdeane]

The enhanced version is now the primary one at

http://www.teresco.org/~terescoj/travelmapping/devel/hb.php

I'm happy to consider more fixes/improvements, of course.

When I load an actual highway map from that page, I don't see any markers shown. Just the blue polyline. Is this the same for anyone else?
http://www.teresco.org/~terescoj/travelmapping/devel/hb.php?r=ks.ks061

Same here.

[Jim]

When I load an actual highway map from that page, I don't see any markers shown. Just the blue polyline. Is this the same for anyone else?
http://www.teresco.org/~terescoj/travelmapping/devel/hb.php?r=ks.ks061

Fixed, thanks.

[Jim]

The updates.php page is back, and now includes the large update from Si that was being discussed recently in GitHub.  Many regions in both the US and Europe were affected, so check out your updated logs in case your .list needs updating.  For example, anyone who's flown into DEN will want to add Pena Boulevard mileage.

[SSOWorld]

If I get VirtualBox working on my laptop (Windows 10) and can get time while dispatched for work - I'll be able to pick back up on the CHM drawing app over the next month.  I can't guarantee at the moment.  It still sits in my fork of the Web repo.  It draws, but the "Clinched" algorithm doesn't work yet.

[Jim]

If I get VirtualBox working on my laptop (Windows 10) and can get time while dispatched for work - I'll be able to pick back up on the CHM drawing app over the next month.  I can't guarantee at the moment.  It still sits in my fork of the Web repo.  It draws, but the "Clinched" algorithm doesn't work yet.

This would be excellent.  I think you definitely want to get all data from the DB, where the "clinched" algorithm has already been applied!

[Jim]

I'll run an update tonight, likely after pulling in the pending data updates (the SD update seems ok to go and yakra's small Maine update).  If you have a .list update you'd like included, send that along today.  After that, I'm out with limited network access and likely no chance to participate here until Sunday night or Monday.

[Jim]

Newest update is just about completed.  All pending pull requests in GitHub are in, both highway data updates and list files.

Signing off until Sunday night or Monday - will fix any problems noted and process any new updates then.

[SSOWorld]

If I get VirtualBox working on my laptop (Windows 10) and can get time while dispatched for work - I'll be able to pick back up on the CHM drawing app over the next month.  I can't guarantee at the moment.  It still sits in my fork of the Web repo.  It draws, but the "Clinched" algorithm doesn't work yet.

VirtualBox is going to be tough to start on Windows 10 right now as I need to find the right version - they aren't supporting Windows 10 yet either.  My work may not be restartable until next month at the earliest.

[SD Mapman]

So the HB, logs, and Github are out of sync (mainly the HB and the logs). At least for me, anyway.

[Duke87]

When I load an actual highway map from that page, I don't see any markers shown. Just the blue polyline. Is this the same for anyone else?
http://www.teresco.org/~terescoj/travelmapping/devel/hb.php?r=ks.ks061

Fixed, thanks.

In the enhanced HB, the names of waypoints are not showing in popups for me:


Still works fine in the old one.

As for the issue I was having before, either it has been fixed or is strictly a mobile problem since now I'm home on my computer and the region views look fine.

[Jim]

So the HB, logs, and Github are out of sync (mainly the HB and the logs). At least for me, anyway.

I am back home but will not have a chance to check into this (and the other items I see have come up here and it GitHub) probably until late tomorrow.  There's a good chance my last update didn't end up in the DB or the newest logs didn't end up copying properly or something like that.

[yakra]

When I load an actual highway map from that page, I don't see any markers shown. Just the blue polyline. Is this the same for anyone else?
http://www.teresco.org/~terescoj/travelmapping/devel/hb.php?r=ks.ks061

Fixed, thanks.

In the enhanced HB, the names of waypoints are not showing in popups for me:


Still works fine in the old one.

As for the issue I was having before, either it has been fixed or is strictly a mobile problem since now I'm home on my computer and the region views look fine.

Now I see markers for all points, including the ones that should be hidden.
For example, ME I-95 has +x8, +x11, +x13, +x17, and the rest...

[Jim]

Now I see markers for all points, including the ones that should be hidden.
For example, ME I-95 has +x8, +x11, +x13, +x17, and the rest...

No labels, visible or hidden, are showing up for me.  It's something to check out.  I don't see anything obvious.  Straightening out the reported data problems and pulling in more updates will take priority, though.

Opened Issue #4 in TravelMapping/Web on GitHub.

[Jim]

I've just finished pulling in a bunch of highway data updates, added in a few .list updates, and run a site update.  Please let me know if any of the problems mentioned here in recent days persist.  What you see in GitHub and what you see on maps and logs should all be consistent.  It's certainly possible, though, that some things did not go as planned with the updates from last week and this evening.

One set of changes (US 34 and NE 370) that span both Iowa and Nebraska are only implemented on the Iowa side, but I know yakra plans to get the Nebraska side in soon and I'll run another update at that time.

[SD Mapman]

Somehow US85BusTor slipped through the cracks again, and is still hiding in GitHub without being visible to everyone else. (Proof I'm not mad)

EDIT: I think it's because it doesn't have the .wpt extension on it.