Only one excuse not to install - the screen blocks my drives

Thanks - will download

Have given it a go but it refuses to agree with my installation of Chrome (21.0.1180.89)...

The script runs but all the roads are hidden regardless of which check boxes are checked. I have uninstalled it but the roads still don't show. Currently I only see the roads in Chromes "Incognito" mode. Any suggestions?

Ah - the issue appears to have been with the editor as opposed to the script. Will give it a go thus eve.


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Kuhlkatz wrote:Yep, WME seems to be alive & kicking again today.

I did also verify that Cape Town is STILL on the map, just in case RodNav had a sleepless night about his neck of the woods

One thing I did notice sometime over the weekend is that the editable segments tend to go off-target with the images on the map if you do a bit of basic work like zoom in / out or pan around. The segments all appear slightly to the right and lower than the actual road image layer, which is also still properly aligned with the Bing image layer.
I thought this was due to one of the custom scripts that I was buggering around with.

I had this previously only with the WME Extended tools installed, but it does it now even with all scripts disabled or even uninstalled. It's still doing it today.

Is anybody else getting this, or is it just me ?

I had the same issue with no scripts running at all. It seemed to have solved itself after the next tile update - in the position that I indicated as opposed to the one it "moved" to. It seems to come and go, I haven't had any issues today.


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Agreed, the tool does make life simpler.
Tim is very open for suggestions, and that's where the filter by User, filter by City and the counts came from - I think the AMs flooded him with requests via PM. It's a good thing that there are some bright boykies out there.

One thing to notice about the script is that most of the streets for filters and City / Street names are only exposed by WME if you are at lower zoom levels, i.e. Zoomed in quite high. At zoom level 3 (200m/1000ft) most segments are visible, but not all segments are 'selectable'. At zoom level 4 (100m/500ft) and lower, all segments are usually selectable.

Only the names from the selectable segments are exposed from WME, so only those would appear in the filter lists. If you are zoomed out too far, the functionality might not be spot on. The script is not really buggy, it's just that Tim can only work with what is exposed by the WME editor.

If you use Chrome, the script will not be automatically updated, but it will be for Firefox with Greasemonkey.
I use Chrome, as I find it's WME performance faster than Firefox. In this case, it's likely better to subscribe to the Forum thread for updates.
For the die-hard Safari fans, Mike Bronner made a Safari extension available at https://github.com/mikebronner/WME-Color-Highlights, or you can follow the link from Timbones' userscript page at http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/141050

In a nutshell, there's almost no excuse NOT to install it

Cheers

Carel

chriseleven wrote:Only one excuse not to install - the screen blocks my drives

Might be an old version then. The latest one can be minimized, specifically to access the drives.

Sorry elphix, saw this post too late.

As at 01:30 ZA time, the International editor is still down. It's not the script.
You can test it by logging in on http://www.waze.com, you should at least see some roads there, even if you are not allowed to edit them.

To check for loading problems:
For Chrome users, you will see the following in the error log if the road data is not loading:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 500 (Internal Server Error)
or
GET (a very long URL ) followed by 500 (Internal Server Error)

To view the log, use the "Control+Shift+J" shortcut & click on Errors in the bottom status bar.
Only errors in the log will be shown, so you do not have to scroll through a few hundred messages to check for errors.

If you use Firefox, you can use 'Tools / Web Developer / Web Console" or the Control+Shift+K shortcut.
That will show something like --
[01:26:03.982] GET {long URL} [HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error 10259ms].

Lets hope this is sorted later today

Cheers

Carel

Yep, WME seems to be alive & kicking again today.

I did also verify that Cape Town is STILL on the map, just in case RodNav had a sleepless night about his neck of the woods

One thing I did notice sometime over the weekend is that the editable segments tend to go off-target with the images on the map if you do a bit of basic work like zoom in / out or pan around. The segments all appear slightly to the right and lower than the actual road image layer, which is also still properly aligned with the Bing image layer.
I thought this was due to one of the custom scripts that I was buggering around with.

I had this previously only with the WME Extended tools installed, but it does it now even with all scripts disabled or even uninstalled. It's still doing it today.

Is anybody else getting this, or is it just me ?