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I'm not sure I understand the question: "Do place names show hikes in a specific radius?" Are you talking about the orange dots on the map? They correspond to a
by zakn 13y ago
I'm not sure I understand the question: "Do place names show hikes in a specific radius?" Are you talking about the orange dots on the map? They correspond to a single hike.
That is annoying that the map doesn't remember where you were. Seems like the best way to handle that is to store your last location in localstore.
- atjoslin 13y agoHe means if I type 'Seattle, WA' then what is the 'search radius' around Seattle that I will get for hikes?
- zakn 13y agoAh got it. At the moment, it would tell you that there are no hikes named "Seattle", since search only works on the name of the hike. When I add support for searching by location (because this seems to be a popular request), then I think it should zoom you into the location, enough so that you could see all of Seattle. I think this can be done with google's jsapi / google maps but I'm going to have to investigate.
- coldpie 13y agoIf the purpose of the site is to find new hikes, presumably we don't already know the name of the hike we want :) What I expected was a location-based thing: show me hikes near where I live. I would find that tremendously useful. Good start!