Map Editor major ver (Nov 5, 2012) Official Feedback

[youncs]

While I was testing it just now, simply turning off the landmark layer didn't fix it for me. But once I turned off the Landmark layer and did a permalink, I couldn't get it to happen again.

Is that not the case for you?

Worked for me. Saving was still slow and there was some lag here and there, but no-more having to refresh all the time, thank goodness!

[davipt]

I'm sorry for reporting this here but I can't find an existing thread or even the right forum for reporting issues on the remaining site not the editor. Please kick me out with a link if you which

I have a certain guy I have unfriended on Facebook some weeks ago. On my dashboard on the world.waze.com/dashboard/scoreboard/ link I still see his score, but at the top of the list with position 0 and name "deleted". On the client (3.5.1) he doesn't appear, but there's a big mess over there I'll be reporting in a minute on the right thread.

Any idea how to solve this, or where to report (besides the support email?)

[AndyPoms]

I think I found another bug... In the layers menu, you can move a few of the layers around, so they are on top of each other in a specific order... The layer at the top of the list is actually below the other layers and the layer at the bottom of the list is on the top of all the layers.

[bgodette]

I think I found another bug... In the layers menu, you can move a few of the layers around, so they are on top of each other in a specific order... The layer at the top of the list is actually below the other layers and the layer at the bottom of the list is on the top of all the layers.

Design, and it is consistent with the rest of the layers menu. It isn't first glance logical however.

[AlanOfTheBerg]

I think I found another bug... In the layers menu, you can move a few of the layers around, so they are on top of each other in a specific order... The layer at the top of the list is actually below the other layers and the layer at the bottom of the list is on the top of all the layers.

Design, and it is consistent with the rest of the layers menu. It isn't first glance logical however.

Always check that awesome documentation. http://www.waze.com/wiki/index.php/Map_ ... ols#Layers.

One clear indication of the expected order is that the Bing Aerials layer appears at the top of the layers menu.

[AndyPoms]

Ok, maybe calling it a "bug" was wrong... It's still counter-intuitive though...

[AlanOfTheBerg]

Ok, maybe calling it a "bug" was wrong... It's still counter-intuitive though...

We totally agreed. Here's the feedback given in the beta testing which was either ignored or not seen. Either way, it wasn't responded to and remains as it was then:

... and that layer re-order seems counter intuitive. When the Roads layer is above the GPS point layer in the menu, the GPS points appear on top of the Roads.

Thanks for the tip on those being a handle. And I agree that the ordering is bottom-up which is counter-intuitive.

[zs2cli]

Maybe already mentioned in the numerous posts above, too many to read, but incase it's not, the new editor does not work in Firefox.

[davipt]

Maybe already mentioned in the numerous posts above, too many to read, but incase it's not, the new editor does not work in Firefox.

I hate when people say this, but I couldn't resist: "it works perfectly for me (*)"

Now more seriously, do you use any additional scripts? the ext tools breaks it. the highlists is safe.

(*) besides the "hard-to-select-horizontal-segments-old-browser-bug"

[invented]

Often, segment selection just fails and I have to hit Permalink to refresh it.