Where it shows up now:
- SEC API - if you add type=SecondSurvey, e.g.: http://travellermap.com/SEC.aspx?sector=spin&type=SecondSurvey - this is human readable.
- SEC API - if you add type=TabDelimited, e.g.: http://travellermap.com/SEC.aspx?sector=spin&type=TabDelimited - this is easier to parse
- "Data" link at the bottom of the main map page (which uses SecondSurvey, above)
- LBB generator (sector name link at the bottom of the main page) e.g. http://travellermap.com/sector.htm?sector=spin
In addition, I've clarified the credits area to distinguish between the source of the data (i.e. Traveller 5 Second Survey) from any products published by a current licensee (e.g. The Spinward Marches by Mongoose Publishing).
I still need to do something with the data in these parts of the site:
- Search integration - allow search by extension fields
- Display - show indicators for new data when zoomed in
- Document - explain the new T5 fields and data formats
- Accept T5 data in the post.htm / jpost.htm forms
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There seem to be some glitches with the "direction" labels in IE10 - the "TRAILING" label has disappeared and the "SPINWARD" label is near the middle of the map itself.
Ah, that's not new.
For IE I used the non-standard CSS writing-mode: tb-lr (etc) for the vertical text, and for other browsers the now-standard transform: rotate(90) for the vertical text.
IE10 supports both, so it's rotating the text *twice*. I need to make the writing-mode be used only in IE<10 somehow.
Should be fixed now, thanks for the bug report.
Not sure whether it is my cache, but I'm still seeing errors. The only change seems to be that the "SPINWARD" label now has the same orientation as the "COREWARD" and "RIMWARD" labels.
Landscape printing still has issues with more than 46 lines on the left hand side. (See Subsector D - Nuzuu or Subsector L - Khulikhu in the Verge sector as examples.)
@Harry - I've tweaked the subsector display to shrink the font size if the subsector is particularly dense. Obviously it's going to run out of room at some point (galactic core, anyone?)
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