LightningMaps.org: Real-time Lightning Map
#21
I've added a view for smartphones and tablets. There's currently no manual switch, but it gets automatically enabled depending on the device screen size (responsive design). Like the whole rest, it's still very beta...
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#22
(2014-05-16, 17:54)Tobi Wrote: I've added a view for smartphones and tablets. There's currently no manual switch, but it gets automatically enabled depending on the device screen size (responsive design). Like the whole rest, it's still very beta...

My heavens. I wished some commercial released paid-for software worked as well as your betas do.

Dale
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#23
Works great on Android Device!
H.
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#24
hmm sound no longer works for android

are actually still other functions planned?
for example an alarm for a selected area reserved or so
shit my english is bad^^
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#25
Hi...


I have a problem when using the map in fullscreen mode.
There are white squares which appearing Smile

   
Clément
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#26
(2014-05-20, 17:22)DelandeC Wrote: I have a problem when using the map in fullscreen mode.

Seems like an issue with Google Maps itself. Try a different (newer?) Browser.

For closer investigation some more information of your system is needed.
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#27
It was with Google Chrome Version 34.0.1847.137 m

My system: Intel i3, 4Gb RAM, SSD disk.
Clément
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#28
Hey

Im wondering what are these circles around strike markers on the map while on maximum zoom.
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#29
(2014-05-24, 15:48)steelek Wrote: Hey

Im wondering what are these circles around strike markers on the map while on maximum zoom.
That's an 'error' circle... 'deviation' indication... the apparent accuracy of location of that strike.. Lightning Big Grin Stroke hit somewhere inside that circle....


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#30
It seems that recently the Real-Time Lightning Map starts centered on Europe, despite previous recent visits to the page.
Yet, before it would return to the US centered view where I left it.
It this under some kind of "cookie" control where it can return to the last location?
Is it possible to use a location feature from the ISP to center the map? It seems that a lot of web sites "know" where you are based on this.
I have a link to it under my web site, and I am concerned about US viewers deciding that this is for Europe only and not attempting to drag the map over to the US.

Greg
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