[aprssig] FINDU cgi's, geos, and tracks
Steve Dimse steve at dimse.comFri Apr 21 18:01:03 UTC 2006
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On Apr 21, 2006, at 1:48 PM, apratt at bestbits.org wrote: > You wrote, "...virtually all of the cgis and their parameters are > documented on http://www.findu.com/cgi.html ..." > > I see you said "virtually." Are there more CGI's? Yes, there are private ones, and occasionally I make a change that does not get documented quickly, the latter are announced on this list. > Also, I saw > documentation on how to use custom GEOs, but I don't see a list of the > geos you've got on your server. There are almost none other than the examples, the idea is that you host them on your site. > > I ask about geos because I notice the default USA geo for "line.cgi" > seems to be fixated on water and highways, without displaying city > names. When it comes to labels, I'd rather see "San Francisco" than > "San Francisco Bay." > Those come courtesy of James at aprsworld, they are not perfect maps, but the price is right! > Finally, a question regarding tracks. Currently I seem to have two > choices: non-interactive images like the one from line.cgi if I want > to see the history, or Google Maps if I only want to see the position. > Is there a way to feed the historic positions in to Google Maps as > breadcrumbs (or even a connected line), so I can get the best of both > worlds? Not at the present. Steve K4HG
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