[url= http://www.bogtrotters.org/maptest.php ]This is still work in progress[/url], and no 25000:1 maps yet. Also some bits don't work in Internet Exploder.
Type in a place name to see a map. A floating list of rides enclosing the mouse position can be frozen by pressing ESC or holding down the CTRL key, and then clicking the route title shows the route overlay. If my gazetteer doesn't know the place you can use OS to look it up, or enter a postcode. Map can be dragged and zoomed. It's still very buggy and liable to go wrong as I modify it
That's rubbish, there's no routes on the Quantocks 😉
Seriously, it looks like it could be quite useful.
Very nice, are the route overlays just areas rather than tracks?
Potentially great. But I couldn't make it work outside of the lakes
But I couldn't make it work outside of the lakes
there are [b]other[/b] places ???
are the route overlays just areas rather than tracks?
they are actual tracks, but I've not implemented a link to those yet, you can zoom them too.
The OS name search is limited to the north west to cut down the hits but the postcode search works anywhere... but obviously I have no routes for elsewhere
I meant more how they were stored to display them over OS openspace
nice one, looks like a good tool
I reckon anyone will have a long way to go to meet the functionality of [url= http://www.bikehike.co.uk/ ]http://www.bikehike.co.uk/[/url] since it combines OS and Google / OSMCycle mapping and will also give you height profiles and a route search facility. Largely ad free as well.
I do like your 'floating list of routes' idea though, nice one. Takes me right back to the days of the GoFar MapGrabber(tm)...
having full screen OS maps Is good defo - well done on the PHP - it is obviously still in progress - I know how time consuming something like this is after doing google map API stuff and website designing myself - keep it going dude!
I meant more how they were stored to display them over OS openspace
they're stored in an SQL table, as extracted from the original .gpx file uploaded from my GPS
and will also give you height profiles and a route search facility.
give me time, it's coming 🙂
And kudos to Ordnance Survey for making the mapping free for non profit use, as I've thought they should for years!
I've made the routes pop up automatically as the mouse passes over the map now
simonfbarnes - Member
The OS name search is limited to the north west to cut down the hits but the postcode search works anywhere... but obviously I have no routes for elsewherePosted 14 hours ago # Report-Post
because everywhere else is rubbish 
That's great news actually. Now all that needs to be done is for someone techy to write something to allow it to hook up to your mobile gps to show os mapping on your phone...
because everywhere else is rubbish
well, I only have routes in the north west - and I wanted to keep down the size of the gazetteer so it didn't load too slowly or become sluggish matching names
Yep i've found the Edenfield / Lee Quarry ride. Looks like a good update to the site.