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  1. Checkit:

    210.9.62.138viewer.htm

    on first glance, friggin awesome!!!!

    still a bit to be updated and interface a bit clunky but big kudos for Vicroads for doing this. awesome stuff!

  2. "flyingdutch" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Checkit:

    http://210.9.62.138/website/bikes2b/viewer.htm?Title=Bicycle%20Facilities

    on first glance, friggin awesome!!!!

    still a bit to be updated and interface a bit clunky but big kudos for
    Vicroads for doing this. awesome stuff!

    --
    flyingdutch


    nice, thanks for that🙂
    hope a later version will work with firefox

  3. flyingdutch said:

    Checkit:

    http://210.9.62.138/website/bikes2b/viewer.htm?Title=Bicycle%20Facilities

    on first glance, friggin awesome!!!!

    still a bit to be updated and interface a bit clunky but big kudos for
    Vicroads for doing this. awesome stuff!

    This application requires Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher

    not much use to me then, I only use FireFox

  4. dej said:


    nice, thanks for that🙂
    hope a later version will work with firefox

    yeerrssss. I tried that after Safari had kittens.
    Stoopid precipitary browser code... 🙄

  5. It's working fine for me on firefox, just get the user agent switcher extention and pretend that you are IE 🙂.

  6. I take it back, the map loads but not all of the code works. Bugger.

    IE it is... 🙁.

  7. flyingdutch said:

    yeerrssss. I tried that after Safari had kittens.
    Stoopid precipitary browser code... 🙄

    Oh poobumwee, firefox crapped itself. :o

  8. SomeGuy said:


    It's working fine for me on firefox, just get the user agent switcher
    extention and pretend that you are IE 🙂.

    No good on Netscape 7. Just get an error message, requires IE 5.5 or
    higher.

    Why do people build sites specific to 1 browser only?

    Standard html, xml, java, etc should work with any browser.

    Ted.

    ==============================================================
    | Ted Linnell <[email hidden]> |
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    | Nunawading, Victoria , Australia |
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  9. The application closely resembles what has been adopted at my work -
    our applications are slow (a helluva lot of data), but nice. It uses
    ESRI's enterprise mapping products - ArcIMS and ArcSDE.

    Make of that what you will!

    Donga

  10. On 2005-12-14, Ted Linnell (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:
    SomeGuy said:


    It's working fine for me on firefox, just get the user agent switcher
    extention and pretend that you are IE 🙂.

    No good on Netscape 7. Just get an error message, requires IE 5.5 or
    higher.

    Why do people build sites specific to 1 browser only?

    Standard html, xml, java, etc should work with any browser.

    Pity the developer is probably of the kind that doesn't look at logs
    -- they'd see a large number of people getting as far as the error
    page and going no further.

    --
    TimC
    ALU n. Arthritic Logic Unit, or (rare) Arithmetic Logic Unit. A random
    number generator supplied as standard with all computer systems. --unk

  11. dunno, call me old fashioned , but give me a map I can spread out & take it in all in at one go.

    Topography lines would be nice, after all it is 2005.

  12. Marx SS said:

    dunno, call me old fashioned , but give me a map I can spread out & take it in all in at one go.

    Topography lines would be nice, after all it is 2005.


    For contours and lots of other GIS info, try here at the Dept of Sust and Env:

    dse.vic.gov.au836EE128E54D861FCA256DA200208B945FD09CE028D6AA58CA256DAC0029FA1A

  13. interesting, thanks!

    now ,where's that print option.....

  14. Marx SS said:

    interesting, thanks!

    now ,where's that print option.....

    You can save to PDF.

  15. "flyingdutch" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:


    Checkit:

    http://210.9.62.138/website/bikes2b/viewer.htm?Title=Bicycle%20Facilities

    on first glance, friggin awesome!!!!

    still a bit to be updated and interface a bit clunky but big kudos for
    Vicroads for doing this. awesome stuff!

    What about DTEI in SA?

    They've got contours!
    http://www.transport.sa.gov.au/personal_transport/bike_direct/maps.asp

    or to see some wacky contours go straight here:
    http://www.transport.sa.gov.au/personal_transport/bike_direct/bikemap9.pdf

    Cheers
    Gemma

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    Quoted message said:


    "flyingdutch" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:


    Checkit:

    http://210.9.62.138/website/bikes2b/viewer.htm?Title=Bicycle%20Facilities

    on first glance, friggin awesome!!!!

    still a bit to be updated and interface a bit clunky but big kudos for
    Vicroads for doing this. awesome stuff!

    What about DTEI in SA?

    They've got contours!
    http://www.transport.sa.gov.au/personal_transport/bike_direct/maps.asp

    or to see some wacky contours go straight here:
    http://www.transport.sa.gov.au/personal_transport/bike_direct/bikemap9.pdf

    Cheers
    Gemma

    Contours would be handy. I looked at the Vicroads site and tried an
    alternate wiggle on my trip to work. I wound up doing a couple of km worth
    of climbing in a couple of hundred metres. On a topological map, the contour
    lines would have been getting awfully cosy.

  17. cfsmtb said:

    Oh poobumwee, firefox crapped itself. :o


    OK so for those of us who can't view this unimaginative piece of programming - what is it?

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