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Oh, that's bad. The pages cannot have sub menus. |
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As an example of what Wiki can do, we can see how the c:geo Wiki is structured. |
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I edited the Wiki to add a menu with main categories and sub-menus:
Of course this menu is just a thought. 🙂 |
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btw, I think collapse menus are better - what do you guys think? |
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Are you deleting the Discussions thread for a specific Cruiser release as soon as a new version is released? Reason for asking: I thought about adding a "version history" of Cruiser to the What's new-section in the Wiki, and wanted to link the release articles to these entries (see example of version 3.0.42). But I found out that currently only one thread is still available in Announcements - the one of 3.0.42. |
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Nice to add in the wiki FAQ's ?
Long press on the map and find undo redo at the bottom of the menu dialog.
Long press route and set point (shaping or via). Press OK without moving the map. |
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@DIrgi You deleted the next comment ? (was send by mail notification 30 apr 2024, 22:48 in the Cruiser Pro topic!)
https://github.com/devemux86/cruiser/wiki/How-to%3F The first contribution (Gets unnoticed without a marker NEW in the wiki ) will be aged soon by the next public version. |
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I've started the Profile menu and Routing settings pages... |
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General comment / question to @devemux86... To create screenshots for the Wiki, it would make sense to obfuscate your real GPS position for data protection reasons. I have read in an app description (e.g. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lexa.fakegps) that the "real" GPS position cannot always be automatically restored after using such apps, but that workarounds (even with a duration of some days) are sometimes necessary. This should be avoided at any cost... Is there any recommended app to achieve this, Emux? |
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Indeed. You can set a track or also a one-point track.
You MUST than stop the replay in the Lockito app first !
The normal GPS position is then switched back on.
Anyway much better for such quick tests is what Locus offers. Locus (tap the gps icon & turn off getting location) briefly disconnects the app from the gps data source. Your map center (North up & center cross shown) then becomes your ''virtual'' gps position. By shifting the map position, you simulate to follow (deviate) a navigation track (with instructions) and quickly test any offtrack situation and the resulting (automatic) recalculation that way.
See the next video demo: https://youtu.be/r32a3VExhgg
An absolutely recommended and simple to use very usefull test tool. Top !
Providing this similarly in the Cruiser app would definitely be very useful too.
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Wiki contribution Routeplanning Guide.
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We can discuss here anything about Cruiser Wiki:
To format the text, see the Basic writing and formatting syntax.
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