OK - current operational philosophy ...
There is no intention for the map to receive or trawl for user(s) info - ie. NO dynamic information.
It is not meant to show climate data nor website status.
It is simply a who / where map - remember this while I answer questions / muse about things.
Click on marker = center map and zoom in (I.e. can't be used for external link)
Hover on marker =
momentary pop-up ie. You can't actually mouse onto the pop-up to put a link there.
User definable "Auto Pilot" - what a great idea, then I thought WHY ? - It's just a map, no dynamic content - if you <IFRAME> you can always put your links below
BTW If anyone wants to experiment - width = 700px
"What would be the use of being on the map without a website?" - So that
others know where you are and have an appreciation of the number of users.
"When you add the link to websites, can there be a list of program/equipment being used?" - If there is a website, then it is up to that user to provide an "about" page ... besides, you'd need a couple of screens or more to list all the progs you run
"why would anybody be interested in a beteljuice swimming in the middle of he Channel?" - It was while the beteljuice was testing the water
- as a non-user it will be removed.
Although I catered for names like
't Zandt (Damn difficult when you're mixing js and php arrays) - forgot the basics of computer speak 'sort', so ...
multidimensional / multi array sort modified - user table now in human order.
AU flag no longer 'walkabout' (typo in look-up array)
Website links (when applicable) in user table.
... but ... I'm still trying to workout how Terry managed to enter 'new zealand' (all lowercase)
Edit: Aha - I think he just kept typing and ignored the dropdown ?
Keep the comments coming (for now
)
I've added my site to your map.
