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WilliamLewis — 2009-08-06 04:59:51

Revert to version 36 (Breaks consistency. ).

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JNADLE — 2009-08-06 04:58:15

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JNADLE — 2009-08-06 04:57:32

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PhilipNeustrom — 2009-03-10 01:27:59

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	+ ''We're working on integrating open street map as a replacement. See ["mapping discussion"]'' +

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2009-03-09 23:34:51

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JabberWokky — 2008-06-24 17:20:49

Upload of image map-button.png.

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JabberWokky — 2008-06-24 17:20:49

Image map-button.png deleted.

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AmyZimmerman — 2008-02-15 02:42:28

removing unnecessary apostrophes

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- Administrator's may set a default city and state for a wiki. If a default location has been set then editor's do not need to include such information in their address macros. However, if the default location (it's called "Address locale" in the admin wiki settings) has not been set, users should include city and state alongside their mapped addresses. ''Oddly, just zip codes doesn't work.''	+ Administrators may set a default city and state for a wiki. If a default location has been set then editors do not need to include such information in their address macros. However, if the default location (it's called "Address locale" in the admin wiki settings) has not been set, users should include city and state alongside their mapped addresses. ''Oddly, just zip codes doesn't work.''

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-06-17 03:23:04

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- Administrator's may set a default city and state for a wiki. In that instance, editor's do not need to include such information in their address macros. However, if the ("Address locale" in the admin wiki settings) has not been set, users should include city and state alongside their mapped addresses. Oddly, just zip codes doesn't work.	+ Administrator's may set a default city and state for a wiki. If a default location has been set then editor's do not need to include such information in their address macros. However, if the default location (it's called "Address locale" in the admin wiki settings) has not been set, users should include city and state alongside their mapped addresses. ''Oddly, just zip codes doesn't work.''

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-04-17 03:20:43

coordinates in an example

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- If a wiki administrator has set a default location for you wiki then you can often leave out the city and state (more on this below).	+ If a wiki administrator has set a default location for your wiki then you can often leave out the city and state (more on this below).
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- On a wiki set to be local to Washington, DC, this will also work:	+ and now with coordinates instead!: + {{{[[address("1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC", "38.89763", "-77.03658")]]}}} + + On a wiki with a default location set to Washington, DC, this will also work:

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-04-17 03:16:46

tried to make presentation more clear

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- To map to an address, add the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro]. Insert that command anywhere you wish to map a location. To map something with Lat/Long do {{{[[Address("description here", "latitude", "longitude")]]}}}. You can also Lat/Long to give a more exact address location, e.g. {{{[[Address("1 Shields Ave., Davis, CA", "better latitude", "better longitude")]]}}}. In that case, the address is really just a description -- it helps people reading the page find the place without looking at the map. Latitude and longitude need to be given in decimal degrees without the degree sign or compass direction. For example, A page is not limited to a single map point. For multiple points, simply add more address macros, they will all be mapped.	+ To map to an address, add the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro]. Insert that command anywhere you wish to map a location.
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- and {{{[[address("1 Shields Ave., Davis, CA", "38.537101", "-121.749070")]]}}} will display as	+ If a wiki administrator has set a default location for you wiki then you can often leave out the city and state (more on this below). + + = More advanced: Latitude and Longitude = + To map something with Lat/Long coordinates do {{{[[Address("description here", "latitude", "longitude")]]}}}. You can also provide Lat/Long to give a more exact address location, e.g. {{{[[Address("1 Shields Ave., Davis, CA", "better latitude", "better longitude")]]}}}. In that case, the address is really just a description -- it helps people reading the page find the place without looking at the map. + + Latitude and longitude need to be given in decimal degrees without the degree sign or compass direction. For example, A page is not limited to a single map point. For multiple points, simply add more address macros, they will all be mapped. + + For instance, {{{[[address("1 Shields Ave., Davis, CA", "38.537101", "-121.749070")]]}}} will display as
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- === Finding Latitude/Longitude Coordinates ===	+ = Finding Latitude/Longitude Coordinates =
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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-04-07 00:19:45

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-04-07 00:19:45

Revert to version 28.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-04-07 00:19:45

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-04-07 00:19:39

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-04-07 00:19:39

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BrentLaabs — 2007-04-04 03:59:50

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	+ === Finding Latitude/Longitude Coordinates === + To get finer scale detail, you may feel like you want lat/long coordinates to get the job done. One easy way to do this is to download [http://earth.google.com/ Google Earth]. Go to Preferences > 3D View > Show Lat/Long > and select "Degrees" -- this will give you the degree decimal format used by the wiki. You can use the thumbtack tool to nail it down precisely. + ''(If someone else has another solution, perhaps an open source solution, feel free to add.)'' +

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WilliamLewis — 2007-04-04 03:08:37

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WilliamLewis — 2007-04-04 03:08:37

Ok... clarifying the text.

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- To map to an address, add the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro]. Insert that command anywhere you wish to map a location. To map something with Lat/Long do {{{[[Address("description here", "latitude", "longitude")]]}}}. You can also Lat/Long to give a more exact address location, e.g. {{{[[Address("1 Shields Ave., Davis, CA", "better latitude", "better longitude")]]}}}. In that case, the address is really just a description -- it helps people reading the page find the place without looking at the map. A page is not limited to a single map point. For multiple points, simply add more address macros, they will all be mapped. - - ''What format does lat/long need to be in?'' -- It should be in numeric format. Google Earth can be set to show it in this format if you go to preferences and use the pushpin button on the map.	+ To map to an address, add the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro]. Insert that command anywhere you wish to map a location. To map something with Lat/Long do {{{[[Address("description here", "latitude", "longitude")]]}}}. You can also Lat/Long to give a more exact address location, e.g. {{{[[Address("1 Shields Ave., Davis, CA", "better latitude", "better longitude")]]}}}. In that case, the address is really just a description -- it helps people reading the page find the place without looking at the map. Latitude and longitude need to be given in decimal degrees without the degree sign or compass direction. For example, A page is not limited to a single map point. For multiple points, simply add more address macros, they will all be mapped.
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	+ + and {{{[[address("1 Shields Ave., Davis, CA", "38.537101", "-121.749070")]]}}} will display as + + [[address("1 Shields Ave., Davis, CA", "38.537101", "-121.749070")]]

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JasonAller — 2007-04-04 02:37:17

answered method

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WilliamLewis — 2007-04-04 02:17:17

What format does lat/long need to be in?

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-03-22 22:07:41

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-03-05 06:51:03

linking to a new page i'm creating for a short explaination

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- To map to an address, add the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro]. Insert that command anywhere you wish to map a location. To map something with Lat/Long do {{{[[Address("description here", "latitude", "longitude")]]}}}. You can also Lat/Long to give a more exact address location, e.g. {{{[[Address("1 Shields Ave., Davis, CA", "better latitude", "better longitude")]]}}}. In that case, the address is really just a description -- it helps people reading the page find the place without looking at the map. A page is not limited to a single map point. For multiple points, simply add more address macros, they will all be mapfped.	+ To map to an address, add the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro]. Insert that command anywhere you wish to map a location. To map something with Lat/Long do {{{[[Address("description here", "latitude", "longitude")]]}}}. You can also Lat/Long to give a more exact address location, e.g. {{{[[Address("1 Shields Ave., Davis, CA", "better latitude", "better longitude")]]}}}. In that case, the address is really just a description -- it helps people reading the page find the place without looking at the map. A page is not limited to a single map point. For multiple points, simply add more address macros, they will all be mapped.
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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-03-05 06:50:24

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JackHaskel — 2007-02-23 21:06:57

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- All pages on a wiki can be linked to a physical location via [http://maps.google.com Google Maps]. The only requirement is that the mapped item have a physical street address. To map to an address, add the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro]. Insert that command anywhere you wish to map a street address. A page is not limited to a single map point. For multiple points, simply add more address macros, they will all be mapped.	+ All pages on a wiki can be linked to a physical location via [http://maps.google.com Google Maps]. The only requirement is that the mapped item have a physical location: Latitude and Longitude or a street address. + + = How to = + To map to an address, add the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro]. Insert that command anywhere you wish to map a location. To map something with Lat/Long do {{{[[Address("description here", "latitude", "longitude")]]}}}. You can also Lat/Long to give a more exact address location, e.g. {{{[[Address("1 Shields Ave., Davis, CA", "better latitude", "better longitude")]]}}}. In that case, the address is really just a description -- it helps people reading the page find the place without looking at the map. A page is not limited to a single map point. For multiple points, simply add more address macros, they will all be mapped.

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JackHaskel — 2007-02-23 17:47:48

made more clear, to me. 1st edit in forever!

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- Pages can have map points associated with them. By adding the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro] to a page it is possible to attach a map point to a page. Multiple points can be added to a single page by adding additional address macros.	+ All pages on a wiki can be linked to a physical location via [http://maps.google.com Google Maps]. The only requirement is that the mapped item have a physical street address. To map to an address, add the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro]. Insert that command anywhere you wish to map a street address. A page is not limited to a single map point. For multiple points, simply add more address macros, they will all be mapped.
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- [[Image(map-button.png, thumbnail, right, "When you have saved the address macro in the page, it will add a map link at the top of the page. Upon clicking this link, you'll see a smaller version of [http://maps.google.com Google Maps]. Click the map button again to collapse the map.")]] - - Anything that has as a street address, you can put on the page's map. The basic map is powered by the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro]. Just insert it at any point in the page where you want to put the street address, and it will automatically put a link to the map alongside the edit button.	+ [[Image(map-button.png, thumbnail, right, "The address macro will add a map icon to the top of the page. Upon clicking this link, you'll see a smaller version of [http://maps.google.com Google Maps]. Click the map icon again to collapse the map.")]]
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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-02-18 06:02:10

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- If you are on a wiki dedicated to a location your administrator may have set the macro to default to that city and state, then you don't need to include the city and state. However, if there is any difficulty in pinpointing the exact location, it can be useful to include the zip code as well.	+ If you are on a wiki dedicated to a location your administrator may have set the macro to default to that city and state ("Address locale" in your Wiki Settings), then you don't need to include the city and state. However, if there is any difficulty in pinpointing the exact location, it can be useful to include the zip code as well.

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- For instance, {{{[[address(1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC)]]}}} will print the address you enter, as such: - [[address(1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington DC, 20500)]]	+ For instance, {{{[[address(1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC 20500)]]}}} will print the address you enter, as such: + [[address(1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC 20500)]]
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JasonAller — 2007-01-22 00:37:43

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- Each page can have a point on a map associated with it -- a good way to point things out, especially if you're running a Local Wiki. Anything you can have as a street address, you can put on the page's map. The basic map is powered by the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro]. Just insert it at any point in the page where you want to put the street address, and it will automatically put a link to the map alongside the edit button.	+ Pages can have map points associated with them. By adding the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro] to a page it is possible to attach a map point to a page. Multiple points can be added to a single page by adding additional address macros.
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- For instance, {{{[[address(1600 Pensylvania Avenue, Washington, DC)]]}}} will print the address you enter, as such:	+ Anything that has as a street address, you can put on the page's map. The basic map is powered by the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro]. Just insert it at any point in the page where you want to put the street address, and it will automatically put a link to the map alongside the edit button. + + For instance, {{{[[address(1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC)]]}}} will print the address you enter, as such:
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BrentLaabs — 2006-12-23 11:15:52

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- Upon clicking this link, you'll see a smaller version of [http://maps.google.com Google Maps]. Click the map button again to collapse the map. Unfortunately, you can only have one address associated with each page.	+ Upon clicking this link, you'll see a smaller version of [http://maps.google.com Google Maps]. Click the map button again to collapse the map. You can have as many addresses an you want on one page.

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	+ [[address(1600 Pensylvania Avenue, Washington, District of Columbia)]] + + If your wiki administrator has set a locality in the wiki settings, then you don't need to include the city and state. However, if there is any difficulty in pinpointing the exact location, it can be useful to include the zip code as well. + + {{{ + [[address(1600 Pensylvania Avenue, Washington, DC, 20500)]]
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	+ [[address(1600 Pensylvania Avenue, 20500)]] + On a wiki set to be local to Washinton, DC
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- As you can see, you don't need a complete address for this to work.	+ }}}

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BrentLaabs — 2006-12-17 23:49:55

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- It will also add a map link at the top of the page.	+ As you can see, you don't need a complete address for this to work. + + [[Image(map-button.png, left)]] It will also add a map link at the top of the page. + + [[br]][[br]][[br]] + [[br]][[br]]

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BrentLaabs — 2006-12-17 23:22:32

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- Each page can have a point on a map associated with it -- a good way to point things out, especially if you're running a Local Wiki. Anything you can have as a street address, you can put on the page's map. The basic map is powered by the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro]. Just insert it at any point in the page, and it will automatically put a link to the map alongside the edit button.	+ Each page can have a point on a map associated with it -- a good way to point things out, especially if you're running a Local Wiki. Anything you can have as a street address, you can put on the page's map. The basic map is powered by the {{{[[address()]]}}} ["Help with Macros" macro]. Just insert it at any point in the page where you want to put the street address, and it will automatically put a link to the map alongside the edit button.
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- For instance, {{{[[address(1600 Pensylvania Avenue, Washington, DC)]]}}} will: -	+ For instance, {{{[[address(1600 Pensylvania Avenue, Washington, DC)]]}}} will print the address you enter, as such:
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- .	+ It will also add a map link at the top of the page. + + Upon clicking this link, you'll see a smaller version of [http://maps.google.com Google Maps], that looks like this: + + [[Image(example-map.png)]]

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BrentLaabs — 2006-12-17 22:57:09

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