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Footpath

Yuzen-it-id hfrmobile af 28 June 2010 s English

Entered footpath which "connects" Rudolf-Kumbein-Gasse. But does not appear. OpenStreetMap seems to be a buggy: Redraw problems with Firefox 3.5.10! Also menu item problem with Firefox.

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Awennit n hfrmobile di 28 June 2010 ɣef 08:37

Just discovered that it is a zoom/redraw problem: osm.org/?lat=47.82577&lon=16.25721&zoom=15&layers=B000FTF

Zoom level 15 displays the footpath where a closer zoom hides it.

Awennit n !i! di 28 June 2010 ɣef 09:15

Well don't forget this blog is a worldwide broadcast spotting on OSM relevant news. Even if the community is very helpfull it might be not the best idea to ask here for help.

A better way would be to use the (localized) forums at forums http://forum.openstreetmap.org and the mailinglists at list.openstreetmap.org and list.openstreetmap.de :)

Awennit n Pink Duck di 28 June 2010 ɣef 09:35

Any particularly reason you're not using the more secure Firefox 3.6.6?

Awennit n Zartbitter di 28 June 2010 ɣef 12:45

The footway is visible in all zoom levels. Maybe your browser or your internet service provider caches old tiles?

Awennit n evilspoons di 28 June 2010 ɣef 14:47

You need to force a refresh. Usually shift plus the refresh button does this on browsers running on Windows; I think it's option + refresh on Mac but don't quote me on that.

I find it odd that OSM does not mark the image tiles as 'different' so people automatically get the new ones instead of the cached ones.

Awennit n hfrmobile di 29 June 2010 ɣef 05:23

Thanks for your responses and answers!

Shift plus the refresh button or F5 din't work.

Now I sometimes see empty squares or "...more OSM comming soon" + magnifier image on random positions. So it is a caching problem ...

Using another Firefox version is no option because I also tried Chrome. When I open the same map using Chrome (the first time!) I also see empty squares. It seems that my provider is caching images in a "unknown" way ...?

Clearing the browser cache may work but is not a very handy way for displaying/zooming maps ...

Also tried the trick with different urls but the same result:
osm.org/?dummy=1
osm.org/?dummy=2

OSM should use the "no_cache" option to avoid such problems?

Awennit n hfrmobile di 29 June 2010 ɣef 05:27

D'oh!

Just tried to open the OSM-Wiki: osm.wiki/Main_Page etc. but always get the message that no connection to the server can be made ...

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