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Sebiseba wrote:Laurent,
Not exactly, there's only 2 save, not 4

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addsign.onclick =  function() {
    $("input[name=fwdMaxSpeed]").val(allowedspeed).change();
    $("input[name=revMaxSpeed]").val(allowedspeed).change();
    if ($("#fwdMaxSpeedUnverifiedCheckbox")) $("#fwdMaxSpeedUnverifiedCheckbox").prop( "checked", true );
    if ($("#revMaxSpeedUnverifiedCheckbox")) $("#revMaxSpeedUnverifiedCheckbox").prop( "checked", true );
};

The first 2 lines change speed and it's saved into eventlistener
The last 2 lines check checkbox but not do anything into eventlistener. It's just visual.

gertbroos wrote:So there's no need to add the ".change()" options to the checkboxes and the code works like it's supposed to?

If yes, I will add it as soon as possible

gertbroos wrote:Another question that I wanted to ask: how good/bad did Waze's algorithm work in finding missing speeds, and which segments did they fill in? Only highways or?

SeveriorumPatrem wrote:

gertbroos wrote:Hi, did you allready try this button? This removes all SL's

I know, it's a bit small, but that was done intentionally, to not click on it by accident

Yes, I referred to that exact function in my suggestion. The issue is that the small "clear values" button only works if the fields already have values in them - ie. all the selected segments are set to the same SL. If you select segments with multiple SLs (or some with and without SLs), the fields are blank and thus the clear values has nothing to clear and can't function. I'm asking if there is a way to force remove all SLs when you have multi-selected segments in such a way that the fields are blank up front.

I understand this would be a fundamental change, it's a bigger task than simply clearing text from the fields, and might not be doable.