[OSM-talk] potlatch and 0.5
Nick Whitelegg
Nick.Whitelegg at solent.ac.uk
Mon Oct 15 16:33:12 BST 2007
>Dead easy - you don't even need a proxy script. You just need a
>crossdomain.xml file on openstreetmap.org which would allow SWFs from
>free-map.org.uk to access resources on openstreetmap.org.
>In addition, you'd need to authenticate by setting the 'token'
>variable (in JavaScript, passed to the Potlatch SWF) to
>"username+password". I built that in for you last time you suggested
>this. :)
Yes, remember that - just wondered if the way things were done had changed
since 0.4.Not sure if a crossdomain.xml was uploaded to OSM in the end
though.
>What kind of custom features are you thinking of?
Basically a specific set of options for different rights of way and other
types of countryside path, as well as a few things to make it easier for
walkers. For example walkers could note down waypoints where a footpath
becomes a bridleway, etc, then they could upload these waypoints (with
notes) and when they load the editor the waypoints could appear with notes
alongside them.
Also the ability for walkers to add annotations such as directions ("turn
left in this field", etc) which would perhaps be more appropriate stored
in the Freemap database rather than OSM.
Nick
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