Devin Howard

Here's one session ``` - - [02/Oct/2018:11:31:07 -0400] "GET /maps/3643/request_access HTTP/2.0" 302 91 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/69.0.3497.100 Safari/537.36" - - [02/Oct/2018:11:31:07 -0400]...

yeah, that's the one then. You can see the URLs they hit... I'll see if I get time this evening to look. Not sure if the GET /undefined is relevant...

geez, i can replicate this at https://metamaps.cc/maps/3643/request_access, the button just doesn't work

OK, so the relevant code for that button is here https://github.com/metamaps/metamaps/blob/develop/app/views/maps/request_access.html.erb#L22 I can see that the script tag is loaded on the page, but either a) it's not executed, or...

OK, I can confirm that the click handler starts out working, and something clears the event. if I'm debugging correctly, it looks like the actual elemnent itself is replaced. not...

Here's a brief explanation of the syntax in the first code block Connor sent ``` export const peerCoordsUpdated = self => data => { if (!self.mappersOnMap[data.userid]) return self.mappersOnMap[data.userid].coords = {x:...

i like this idea i don't think we can detect from within metamaps if we're being rendered in an iframe, but we could certainly add an "?embed=1" to the URL...

@Connoropolous @Bortseb anyone interested in taking this issue or should i?

Hey strypey, thanks for reporting. Sorry we missed this. We don't have a sophisticated way to ensure that map updates are saved, or that users know if all their changes...

Hi @strypey sounds like a great project! We don't have the development resources to support this. If someone on your end is interested, we could offer you a few things:...