Commisioned by Onegov as a way to have simple maps for municipalities to show of scrap yards, barbecue pits and playgrounds.
This modules does not offer the ability to define placemarks, instead it gathers them from different sources that offer KML documents.
Requirements
Python 2.7
Plone 4.3+
Linux / Posix ( Windows may or may not work )
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License
seantis.placemap is released under GPL v2
Contributors
Denis Krienbühl [href]
Changelog
0.2 (2014-12-01)
Adds the ability to toggle markers by clicking on them. Fixes #2. [href]
Makes sure bogus urls don’t lead to an exception. Fixes #3. [href]
Fixes KML before loading, to avoid common problems found in external KML sources. [href]
0.1 (2014-10-29)
Initial release. [href]
1 maintainer
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