I've switched the default back to "google".
:D
adam.
On 2013-10-17 01:01, Jeremy Custenborder wrote:
This is a new feature that was added recently which clusters the points on the map. A dev at our shop wrote it but didn't centered it in the us. (We're US based).
Do you have $config['frontpage']['map']['api'] set to google-mc in your config.php? If so comment this out and it should use the default of google.
On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 3:21 PM, Chris Pelling chris@netearth.net wrote: Evening all :-)
I have had a quick look at the google page listed in the the doc, and also had a good search of google in general. I have a smallish but problematic issue with the overview page.
In the old version (before update) I did not have any issue with this, howver the page defaults to the USA, and well I am in the UK - I have tried playing around with the region setting in the Docs (not a lot is discussed about "what" it actually does, but i have had a good play) to no avail.
Google api doc page mentioned setting the region to "England" so I set :
[map] => Array ( [region] => England [resolution] => countries [dotsize] => 10 [realworld] => [api] => google-mc [zooms_per_click] => 1
But it still defaults to the USA (middle of) :/
Now the second issue is we have set the device properties > System Location to be "Greenwich View Place, London, UK" which initially showed the devices in the correct place, then after an hour or two, its now 3 miles off to the East :( (and there I was thinking - wow thats good) :)
So any help - guidance would be much appreciated :)
-- Kind regards, Chris
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