ronsek57 wrote:Hi Paul!

I'm sorry to hear that, but I need your help to fix it.

URs come from Waze only with the coordinates (lat + lon) as they appear on WME. In order to localize them in the Country->State->City geo structure I'm using a GIS software loaded with GADM (http://www.gadm.org) shapefiles. Although GADM files are in general good, they mail be inaccurate in some places. That's what seems to be happening in your area.

In order to fix it we need to find a more precise shapefile - and that's the point I need your help. In some countries government agency publish official shapefiles with more accurate borders. If you can point me where o get I'll be glad to load them on the server to better localize map issues in your area.

Regards,

Ron

ronsek57 wrote:That's the way it's right now.
But I admit this is a questionable behavior.
Perhaps should only open a new window when opening another application, like WME or LiveMap?

Thanks,

Ronald

jm6087 wrote:My quick glance so far, this is outstanding. Thanks for the hard work.

One question so far. Is it my computer or the program that is opening a new tab each time I dig deeper.

A new tab when I click on Texas, a new tab when I click on a county, etc

ronsek57 wrote:Hi everyone!

I adjusted the tabs behavior according to @jm6087 and @carloslaso suggestions.
This means all reports will remain on a single tab (no new tab openings on each click), and the wme tab has been named as "_wmebr" so there will be only one WME tab. If one click to open WME after one window has already been opened by wmebr, it will load over the previous screen. The Livemaps openings will all be on a single tab, but they doesn't mix with WME.

There's also a new version of the scanning areas map, where grids are loaded dinamically, and the grids got colors according to the attached server: NA is green, IL is white and ROW is orange. Some border areas are marked with red, meaning they are scanned by more than one server. There's a limit of 1000 grids on screen, so one may have to increase zoom to see all grids in one area.

Please keep sending your criticism and suggestions.

Ronald

jm6087 wrote:My quick glance so far, this is outstanding. Thanks for the hard work.

One question so far. Is it my computer or the program that is opening a new tab each time I dig deeper.

A new tab when I click on Texas, a new tab when I click on a county, etc

sancnilson wrote:Best regards. A great help that stopped working; remains the big question whether the community will make this valuable tool available again or will never be available again. Thank you.