I don't leer through windows and neither you nor the police can prove otherwise.

Thanks!

And sorry, I am at Uni. Damn the Americanisation of my vocabulary through persistent exposure to US entertainment

So, hi. Long time no speak :wink: This is Cairney, btw. I start my second year of uni in a matter of months and the thought has just occurred to me; I have no money. Therefore I have a proposal, I will redesign and build, or create from scratch your nation's website and/or forum, for a heavily knock...

British English > The death rattle of an ever-inflating donkey with a kazoo in it's throat > American English

I wonder if a smarter man than me could modify this so that someone with no coding knowledge could easily add a link to the map? Sorry, typo. What I meant was that I wonder if it would be possible to set up a system that takes the click input and adds a link to the point on the map where you clicke...

Brilliant! I also found Billl3000's old distant calculator: http://bill3000.net/phptest/Distance/click.php

I wonder if a smarter man than me could modify this so that someone with no coding knowledge could easily as a link to the map?

The Quetzal Map probably would take a while to update, but a blank map, with simple text based icons is simple enough. That's why my first though was Alfred's project. It's just cop and pasting some text and changing the name and link, and of course the co-ordinates. But that's all simple enough. He...

Yeah, exactly that. Sorry my post is quite vague.

There have been a few versions of a clickable map but none have stuck around. I noticed Alfreds new project and got me thinking that a clickable map would be a suitable method of displaying Micran heritage. I knocked up a botched proof of concept to give you an idea of what I mean: http://www.bashke...

I went to Liverpool once.

I'd have a cruise ship turn around on my skull to never have to go back (:

I'll just leave this here.

I'm not sure what that's meant to mean?

I came across a neat piece of map building software, even though you'll have to be quite code savvy to use it, I am sure someone might find it useful; http://tilemill.com/pages/index.html