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Version 0.9.9 Sun Mar 11, 2007 8:00 pm by Paul Rimmer - Added ability to filter map locations so only one type or all types are visible. - Infowindow foreground and background colors can now be set from global admin page. - Implemented toggling of non-admin downloading of map KML file via map admin page. - Improved searching from within dfmaps and from dragonfly search.

allow_nonadmin_kml_download seems to be missing from dfmaps_maps table.

m.date missing from dfmap_locations

Yeah those are new and get installed by the updater that you run to update the module from the admin page.

Ah. So the upgrade link?

Anyway, this edition is fantastic. I do get a javascript error when I enter comas in a description and then try to display the pin.

Yeah, it sure sounded like you just needed to use the usual module upgrade link.

I tried to reproduce your "comma in the description field" problem and failed miserably. Check it out here. I even threw in some other evil characters just to make sure. I'm running the latest Dragonfly and dfmaps 0.9.9.

Can you provide a link to your site/map so I can check it out?

I managed to locate your site from the dragonfly site and found that I already had an account there. It looks like you fixed the problem as I found marker's with commas and quotes and got no errors.

What did the javascript error say?

Paul Rimmer wrote:

I managed to locate your site from the dragonfly site and found that I already had an account there. It looks like you fixed the problem as I found marker's with commas and quotes and got no errors. What did the javascript error say?

I don't remember. I used all of this text though, and myself cannot recreate the problem either. But I swear I was having the javascript issue.

I'll save the pin if I get the error again.

1667 Massachusetts Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02138
617-547-0759

A huge, painted reptile invites folks to this dark, smoke-filled space, hidden below the Cambridge Common restaurant on Mass. Ave. near Harvard Square. The red-hued room hosts live music seven nights a week, with an emphasis on left-of-center rock, folk, jazz and funk. Local bands are prominent, but the occasional national band comes through. The eclectic booking policy attracts a low-key crowd of Cambridge bohos, who sip on microbrews at small circular tables or schmooze by the bar in the back.

Weekly events include the popular avant-garde jazz trio the Fringe every Monday and Sunday night's open-mic poetry jam featuring the Jeff Robinson Trio and guest poets. Cover varies; 21-plus always.