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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #863 | fixed | Android build script is missing | woglinde | themroc.myopenid.com |
| Description |
... and the wiki doesn't know about the options for configure. I had to download 2 Gigabytes just to find them...
Attached is an (hopefully) foolproof one. |
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| #1216 | fixed | Android geo intent | http://wiki.navit-project.org/index.php/user:jkoan | jörg frings-fürst |
| Description |
On a fresh android and fresh navit from svn:
By click on a address they will be open only "google maps", "Radar und Navigation" but no navit |
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| #1264 | fixed | Android map download not working = mapserver problem | cp15 | jandegr |
| Description |
Downloading a map from within the Android app. does not start.
There seems to be nothing in the Android code that causes it, for example for the Azores map the following URL is created in the app : [http://maps.navit-project.org/api/map/?bbox=-31.62,36.63,-27.67,40.13] Today that query is redirected to (the '5' in maps5 can change any day) [http://maps5.navit-project.org/api/map/?bbox=-31.62,36.63,-27.67,40.13×tamp=140917] returning a simple html page saying: '''Selected planet does not exist''' but after removing the timestamp from the link it works fine : [http://maps5.navit-project.org/api/map/?bbox=-31.62,36.63,-27.67,40.13] or replacing it with the correct one works too : [http://maps5.navit-project.org/api/map/?bbox=-31.62,36.63,-27.67,40.13×tamp=140930] I don't have any idea what adding the timestamp is good for, but if removing it is not an option, setting it right will do as well. Seasoned users often provide their own maps on the mass storage of the device, but for firsttime users this is one of the first actions they will take after installing Navit and make them think Navit is no good and abandon it. thx, Jan |
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