[Script] Livemap Navigation Browser Addon [Deprecated]

[gogo2000]

I've made an addon script for Firefox* and Chrome that displays the navigation list for a route in the Livemap.
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Thx a lot for this script.

[gohamstergo]

New version working great. Small side note, as of this writing, "Installed 8,888 times"

[HavanaDay]

Is this broken for anyone else today? Tried to do directions from Charlotte, NC to Upper Marlboro, MD and the direction list seems to be working just getting a lot of the text "none" listed for non existant turns.

Never seen that before.

[HavanaDay]

I see the same today. A few directions, lots of "none" rows, and a few more directions.

EDIT: The "none" entries correspond to mileage markers every .1 miles. They've definitely made changes to the response of the RoutingRequest as these "NONE" markers have not existed until very recently. The returned JSON text is significantly longer now, and full of those NONE entries.

Doing a little research with the edit map and the "NONE" markers. What it looks like to me is every junction that has no effect on the directions gets a "NONE" marker. Do you agree with that assessment?

[HavanaDay]

Looks like it was working now Tim. Thanks for the update.

I too would be interested in the extra toll tag if it becomes relevant. BTW, not sure if this has been asked or answered but does the query return travel times for segments? I was thinking this might be helpful to figure out why some routes get routed certain ways.

[iainhouse]

Seems to be working correctly, although I haven't had many opportunities to use it recently.

[jasonh300]

Save the script to your desktop. Then open Settings / Extensions. There's a checkbox in there for Developer Mode or something like that. Once you have that enabled, un-maximize the chrome window and drag the script file into the extensions window.

[jasonh300]

Are you dragging it into the Extensions window?? I only see the behavior you describe when dragging it into a regular window.

[jasonh300]

I think I have it. Is Chrome appending a (1) into the filename because you already have a file by the same name in the directory you're downloading to? If so, that will prevent it from installing. You have to rename the file.

[jasonh300]

The filename must end in "user.js" for Chrome to accept it.

Right, and if you save another version of the file, Chrome download sees the extension as .js instead of .user.js and makes it .user(1).js.

I had this problem a while back and must've eventually deleted everything in the directory in frustration and it worked on the next try. Never realized until I did the same thing this morning what the problem was.