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Hi!

I really like this script. Specially for rebuilding roundabouts!

I have not read the whole thread so I'm sorry if I ask a question that have been answered.

Why is it a size (diameter) restriction when recreating roundabouts that is less than the Waze limit 100 meter?

I have a roundabout that has approx 80 meter in diameter and when I press "rebuild" it gets smaller. 70 - 75 meter in diameter.

Regards,
Sverker

jondrush wrote:Do you think you could apply the same logic as the segment list to a landmark list?

Any idea about this?

I have found several landmarks with wrong country in the address field and it's quite difficult to find them all manually

jondrush wrote:Do you think you could apply the same logic as the segment list to a landmark list?

Still hoping for some feedback on this. It can be extremely difficult to find landmarks with wrong country or city and those landmarks even have an impact on the lower zoom levels.

Edit: If you need an area to see/test what I mean here you go: Zoom=0 east of Zürich (Switzerland). You see lots of forest landmarks and some of them seem to be allocated to Germany. That's why you'll find yourself in the chat for Germany instead of Switzerland. Landmarks are selectable even in Zoom=0 what toolbox usually doesn't cover. Message from toolbox is "unapropiate Zoom Level:0"

A closer sample (Zoom=2) still gives the same: Around Effretikon (Switzerland)
The segment list shows 0 segments from Germany but some Landmarks must have Germany in the address.

Toolbox doesn't seem to work correctly with latest Beta 1.4.196

My apologies if this issue was reported before, but I don't think I saw it, so here goes.
From Firefox 23 onwards, if a page is loaded through HTTPS, Firefox will block all content that is called using HTTP. That means that anything on the page will be blocked if it's set to be loaded through a non-HTTPS URL.

What this means is that WME Toolbox is unable to get updated because it checks for updates from http://www.oyyodams.com/toolbox/checktoolboxversion.php . This means I get a warning about blocked content, and if I look at the console, I see the message "Blocked loading mixed active content http://www.oyyodams.com/toolbox/checktoolboxversion.php". Meaning Toolbox is unable to check for a new version.

Given that the extension is now a full-fledged browser extension with auto-updating in the browser, I assume it's not an issue anymore and it will be able to update regardless. If the extension is able to update itself, would it be possible to remove the check to not get this warning anymore? Or, if the check is still necessary, would there be a way to switch to HTTPS?

Thanks in advance.

Can anyone else access http://userscripts.org at the moment?

I'm really keen to use the WME Toolbox and have been trying to get hold of it for a while now but repeated attempts to do so just get me a site that appears to have issues.

I've checked http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com and it seems to confirm a problem - worst-case is there anywhere else I can get this from?

(Same issue for Node fixer obviously)

PesachZ wrote: If you are using the Chrome browser, you can get it from the Chrome Webstore. Theres also a few other extensions available there if you search for Waze.

Cheers, I'm very much a Firefox chap but if the issues persist I'll try that as an alternative option.

Thanks for the speedy reply.

dummyd2 wrote:userscripts.org is still available at port 8080, but for how long?

try this:
http://userscripts.org:8080/scripts/sou ... 05.user.js

This should work for all scripts on userscripts.org

That worked a treat, thanks!

(Also used it for http://userscripts.org:8080/scripts/sou ... 39.user.js)

That would be awfully handy if it was. Love the automatic update function too.

Could we get some tools in the 'segment search results' for searching/filtering by 'alternate' name?

I particularly want to check for duplicate alternate names as well as missing alternate names for things like state and county roads, but except for hand-selecting each segment I don't know an efficient way to do this.