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I'm running a script which extracts specific OSM notes and list them in a telegram message.
It would be nice such message contain not just note link, but also links to l0l, preparing map at note coordinates and possibly pre-loading data around a such coordinates. Is this possible?
Looking at documentation I've fount example of pre-loading a node ("To open the editor with a preloaded object or map region, use url query parameter: e.g. http://level0.osmz.ru/?url=node/240095754"), but no examples of "preloaded map region".
The url loads correctly the data around coordinates defined by url.
The problem is the persistency of map which is not updated at new coordinates, unless I click one of the data elements on the left pane; if I do so, marker is placed on selected element and the original coordinates (where I want to place my POI) are lost.
Behaviour I would expect when accessing URL at new coordinates is a map update, centered at URL coordinates and possibly with a marker.
I tested just a couple of browsers, Chrome v78 and Internet Explorer v11.
No need of url encoding.
I'm running a script which extracts specific OSM notes and list them in a telegram message.
It would be nice such message contain not just note link, but also links to l0l, preparing map at note coordinates and possibly pre-loading data around a such coordinates. Is this possible?
Looking at documentation I've fount example of pre-loading a node ("To open the editor with a preloaded object or map region, use url query parameter: e.g. http://level0.osmz.ru/?url=node/240095754"), but no examples of "preloaded map region".
I made some attempts trying for instance
http://level0.osmz.ru/index.php/map=17/41.882874/4.321425
but map keeps displaying map at coordinate from cache.
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