Sometimes a place already has a category assigned before you run PH. Usually you can tell just by looking that the category is incorrect. Please consider for a future update adding the ability to alert the user that a previous category already exists and that it doesn't match the PH category(ies) for that chain.

My point is I'd prefer being asked if I want to keep a (incorrect) category as opposed to assuming that this particular place is unique and the old category belongs there. Either way, it alerts the editor to look at the situation.

thanks

I have noticed the past few days that when the HN is entered in and enter key or add button is pressed, the HN is not transferred to the HN field causing the editor doing the harmonization to have to enter the HN again.

MapOMatic wrote:

rebeltj wrote:I have noticed the past few days that when the HN is entered in and enter key or add button is pressed, the HN is not transferred to the HN field causing the editor doing the harmonization to have to enter the HN again.

Thanks for the heads up. I haven't been able to find a solution as of yet but I'm working on it.

A little more info: the HN is actually updated behind the scenes, it's just not immediately updated on the side panel user interface. After you enter the HN, you can deselect/reselect the place to see that it has updated. But if you edit the address without first deselecting the place, you'll get the blank HN field.

Thank you, I did test it as you stated in your reply and that works for the time being.

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steelpanz wrote:Is it possible to automate the 24/7 option when a category matches "hotel?" I can't think of circumstances in which a hotel would NOT be 24/7, but maybe someone else does.

I have run across some small town motels that are not 24/7

steelpanz wrote:Is it possible to automate the 24/7 option when a category matches "hotel?" I can't think of circumstances in which a hotel would NOT be 24/7, but maybe someone else does.

I have run across some small town motels that are not 24/7

steelpanz wrote:

RichardPyne wrote:I have run across some small town motels that are not 24/7

In other words, you have to check in by a certain time or there will be nobody at the desk?

Exactly.

Alpha_VA wrote:Sorry to say, but since today, WMEPH is not working on Win Chrome, even if it's the sole script activated. If I can provide any helpful information, let me know.

It is working fine for me.

Several states, including Maine, are using the Seaport/Marina category as a Point Place for public boat launches. These are small and so should be Points, not Area. Is there a way to locally disable the check that Seaports/Marinas should be Area Places?

Thanks @mapomatic!

The state managers in New England have started a push to get our boat launches mapped. We've agreed that they should be point places, not area, and Marina/Seaport/Harbor. See, e.g. https://wazeopedia.waze.com/wiki/USA/Ma ... t_Launches

Could you please align WMEPH to not throw an error for Marina/Seaport/Harbor point places? At least in New England?

Thanks!

Can I get added to the WMEPH beta user list?