[NUUG fiksgatami] [patch] Small update to the norwegian fixmystreet translation

[selvam velmurugan]

The code is currently under CVS and I plan to move it to a public repository
under GitHub once I find some time :)

There are still bits of quirkiness in the workflow that needs to be hashed
out. What you've encountered is an issue on my plate to be fixed. If you try
'Velachery' and 'latha' as area/street names and choose 'latha street' from
the options, then you can proceed to file the issue.

Regarding changes that were made to the codebase, below are few notable
ones.

1. Support for lat/lon rather than easting/northing
2. Google maps integration (albeit static - hopefully will move to dynamic
maps with reverse-geocoding sometime soon)
3. Integration with backend online complaint management systems

Cheers,
Selvam

On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 8:50 AM, Matthew Somerville
<matthew at mysociety.org>wrote:

> Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
>
>> [Selvam Velmurugan]
>>
>
>  We launched FixOurCity (based on FixMyStreet) in Chennai couple of months
>>> ago. So far it has helped resolve 32 civic  issues that were reported
>>> through the site :)
>>>
>>> At present, we're working towards launching it in Hyderabad in another
>>> 4-6
>>> weeks and Delhi by end of this year.
>>>
>>
>> Very nice to hear.
>>
>
> Indeed! :)
>
> > Are the patches you applied to the code available
>
>> on the web.  What changes did you have to do to get it working?
>>
>
> I should point out it is a condition of the Affero GPL licence that the
> changes you have made to the FixMyStreet code need to be made available, so
> hopefully you can put them up somewhere :-)
>
> I tried Latha Street in Velachery, which gave a map of the sea:
>    http://fixourcity.org/?pc=Velachery&pc_street=latha+street
> and the "click here" to proceed doesn't seem to do anything (as an aside,
> I'd avoid "click here" as link text as it's meaningless out of context, e.g.
> when being read by a screenreader). I see you're using Google static maps
> rather than their full JS maps - it appears you still have my map dragging
> code though, which means you can drag the static map around even though
> there's nothing there - you might want to disable it :)
>
> ATB,
> Matthew
>
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