When are you going to put a Map back on the Devices so we can put in our Co Ordinates. I entered mine manually but not sure if they were right or not. Used to get more points if you had the map co ordinates set on the device ?
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Still no Map. I thought it was one of the reasons for having this project. To see other users detectors and readings. The map with all the Reactors on it does not show users and who knows where we are putting our devices as we cannot see where they are. Also it is stated as Long / Lat not Lat / Long on the device page ?
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I'm not sure what you mean.
The map is still on the main page: http://radioactiveathome.org/map/
Your individual devices can be added to the map, but they have to return one valid work unit first before the option appears at the bottom of the details page of the host on your account.
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I'm not sure what you mean.
The map is still on the main page: http://radioactiveathome.org/map/
Your individual devices can be added to the map, but they have to return one valid work unit first before the option appears at the bottom of the details page of the host on your account.
There is no map in the account page any more, and it's impossible to set the coordinates interactive.
You can insert them manually in the fields below the non-map, but they never appear there. And your device only shows up on the mentioned map after some time, probably over night or so, can't say what timezone that night is in.
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Oh okay. That makes sense. I didn't know there was once an interactive map in the account page.
Now you just have to use Google maps to copy the lat/long coordinates and paste them into the host details page at the bottom after you've returned a work unit. Then it doesn't take long for the host to show up on the map.
Just keep in mind the labels for longitude and latitude on that details page is backwards. So when you copy the coordinates on Google maps insert the first number in the first field and the second number in the second field. Do not go by the labels. They're incorrect. Also make sure you include the negative if your coordinates includes them otherwise it'll be in the wrong location.
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