You’re welcome Twister_UK !
I’ve just deleted my package from the server so users may now download your crx with the latest version.
By the way very good script 
It would be nice to have the option Hide URs with no description.
Also it would be nice to include some REGEX search in the other options.
1.7 adds support for “Blocked road” URs, and fixes a startup problem with the non-secure livemap URL…
Firefox+Greasemonkey version: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/150276
Chrome packaged version: http://crx.chizzum.com/LMUR.crx
Nice work!
‘Blocked road’? I still has a bit confuse to this term :oops:
They’re URs that appear to be generated when people mark a road closure from within the app - see http://world.waze.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=58864.
As requested previously by pvaladares, 1.8 now allows the use of regex syntax in keyword filters. Note that you do not need to include the /…/ delimiters around the regex string - i.e. if you want to filter URs if their descriptions do/don’t contain foo or bar, simply enter foo|bar rather than /foo|bar/.
This also allows the filtering of URs with no descriptive text - enter . (a single full stop/period) into the “Hide URs not including” keyword field…
Firefox+Greasemonkey version: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/150276
Chrome packaged version: http://crx.chizzum.com/LMUR.crx
It seems like does not working in the new version of live map 
No, it doesn’t. And having now had some time to look behind the scenes of the new Livemap, I can’t say with any certainty that it will work again. Even if it does, it won’t be any time soon - it seems like pretty much everything that Waze could have changed to break LMUR has been changed, and I really don’t have the time or energy right now to start picking my way through yet another variation of hazy-Wazy barely readable codespew trying to figure out how to hook into the new map
I am really sad to hear that one of the best things regarding keeping maps up to date, will not exist anymore.
“I see no advantage in these new clocks. They run no faster than the ones made 100 years ago.”
― Henry Ford
This, indeed, is a sad day. LMUR and many other invaluable tools broken will make keeping up the editing speed and fixing all those URs a slow and laborious chore
Twister - how about a table of URs instead?
You already know how to get all the URs within the editable area, so listing them in a table would be nice and easy, no? Maybe as a popup tab in the editor and/or the dashboard, with appropriate icons (UR, MP, conversation, etc), colours, dates and a link to the map position. Just like we had in ‘the good old days’.
For example: (ordered by date, popup description on hover)
:!: Turn not allowed - 1 comment - Sept 30
:!: Missing road - 3 comments - Sept 29
:?: User didn’t follow route - no comments - Sept 29
Let me know if you want a hand with the coding or testing…
That would be a very useful resource.
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+1 to that idea!
NI area manager (L4)
Waze Beta - iPhone 4s iOS 6.1.3, still in gaol
Things are slowly starting to look rosier in the world of LMUR, I think I’ve now found all the new equivalents to the old native objects/functions I was using in 1.8, the script UI now hooks nicely into the new Livemap UI, and UR/problem data can be retrieved again from the server (thanks to the Waze coders for once again swapping the ordering of lat/lon parameters, you don’t know how much easier it makes debugging when you do stuff like this…)
Currently working on maintaining the correct positioning of markers as the map is panned/zoomed, after that I need to re-enable marker popups and tidy up the housekeeping code. And then, fingers crossed, we’ll have a release candidate.
Managed to resolve the marker positioning problem by going off for a rather nice meal with friends and family - on returning to the coding environment, the solution that had eluded me most of the day was suddenly blindingly obvious… With that hurdle cleared, the remaining updates fell neatly into place, with the result that version 2.0 is ready for release somewhat sooner than expected 
The majority of the changes in 2.0 are behind the scenes, however sharp-eyed users will notice a new option lurking at the bottom of the UI - “Hide Livemap markers”. Since the new Livemap doesn’t appear to have any way of natively hiding the traffic/event markers that clutter up the map even more than they did in the old Livemap, this option allows them all to be nuked from orbit, leaving the map nice and clean - at least until it starts getting filled up with LMUR-generated markers instead…
Firefox+Greasemonkey version: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/150276
Chrome packaged version: http://crx.chizzum.com/LMUR.crx
Having trouble getting down to the bottom to check that box. I scroll down and it slides back up. Tried to be quicker, and the window closes before I can check it. Thank you for working on this, I use it all the time and missed it when we lost it to the new live map.
Chrome Version 30.0.1599.69 m
Windows XP Pro version 2002
Great work Twister - very much appreciated.
Two things I’d like to ask for:
- An “open in editor” link in the popup (I think you had that before)
- A “hide UR for current session” link. I frequently use LMUR to deal with URs over a wide area. If I’ve done a few, my only option is to refresh the livemap and then pan around to find all the still-existing URs again.
Doesn’t work on german Livemap. I tried to add https://.waze.com/de/livemap, but when I open the Livemap I get the Message: Unable to access UR/problem data on server 
2.1 should now work on localised Livemap URLs (and here I was thinking the change from world. to www. meant no more location-specific URLs, silly me…). Replaced the auto show/hide UI functionality with maximise/minimise icons next to the LMUR version text, to avoid unwanted UI scrolling on systems where the scrollbar was required.
Firefox+Greasemonkey version: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/150276
Chrome packaged version: http://crx.chizzum.com/LMUR.crx