[NUUG fiksgatami] Accessing tile server

selvam velmurugan selvam.velmurugan at gmail.com
Mon Feb 16 17:27:41 CET 2009


Thanks, Matthew.

As I keep hacking through index.cgi and Page.pm, had couple of questions to
clarify.

1. How does BCI log info/debug/warn/error ? Since I couldn't find any I
installed Log4perl -  for some old-style debugging :)

2. What are the steps to setup EvEl ?

Thanks,
Selvam

On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 2:17 AM, Matthew Somerville
<matthew at mysociety.org>wrote:

> selvam velmurugan wrote:
>
>> Meanwhile, have you/Matthew heard of fixitottawa (
>> http://www.openottawa.org/category/fixit/) ?
>>
>
> Yes, only through screenshots and reports though, I don't think they've got
> in touch.
>
>  They've implemented a fixmystreet like site (layout looks similar)
>> and was wondering if they'd adopted mysociety's source code or built
>> from ground up.
>>
>
> It's built from the ground up.
>
> selvam velmurugan wrote:
>
>> But when searching for an area (e.x. slough), I get 'Unable to fetch
>> map tiles from the tile server' error.
>>
>
> The tile server simply serves the UK FixMyStreet very high scale maps
> (showing individual houses as you can see, so for local reporting better
>  than Google Maps, and works without JavaScript too) - it's of no use not in
> the UK, you will have to use your own maps of some sort.
>
>  When I click on 'skip this step' in this page, I get forbidden error
>> for http://services.mysociety.org/mapit
>>
>
> Similarly, MaPit is our internal service for matching UK postcodes to
> locations, and for matching locations to administrative areas (the error
> you're referring to is it trying to work out what council it's going to
> report to, to let the user know). It's not really of any use in a non-UK
> context, you will have to recreate the same functionality for your own
> location.
>
> ATB,
> Matthew
>
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