Implement our own matching algorithm rather than trying to
patch the http_accept_language one and make sure everything is
using it in a consistent way.
Fixes#1125
This should cut down on the errant edits in Three Rivers, MI.
Users getting stuck in walkthrough are probably refreshing their browser and
returning to the location in the walkthrough where they got stuck.
Apparently this unclosed tag didn't break rendering but judging from the
fact that this was the only unclosed tag and was introduced recently,
it probably wasn't intended. The unit tests did expect the tag to be
closed.
The "creator" attribute is required and "extensions" is the correct
name of this element.
Validated with SAXCount from the xerces-c package:
$ SAXCount -v=always -n -s -f notes.gpx
Original error messages:
Error at file /home/markus/notes.gpx, line 2, char 171
Message: no declaration found for element 'gpx'
Error at file /home/markus/notes.gpx, line 2, char 171
Message: attribute 'version' is not declared for element 'gpx'
After adding the "xmlns" attribute:
Error at file /home/markus/notes.gpx, line 2, char 213
Message: missing required attribute 'creator'
Error at file /home/markus/notes.gpx, line 18, char 14
Message: no declaration found for element 'extension'
Error at file /home/markus/notes.gpx, line 26, char 7
Message: element 'extension' is not allowed for content model '(ele?,time?,magvar?,geoidheight?,name?,cmt?,desc?,src?,link*,sym?,type?,fix?,sat?,hdop?,vdop?,pdop?,ageofdgpsdata?,dgpsid?,extensions?)'
The current errors now are caused by the missing XML schema for the
extensions.
Also add the time, name and link elements.
The point where we need to switch between normal mode, compact mode
and small mode varies due to different string lengths in different
languages, but that can't be expressed by a media query, so use some
javascript to update as the window size changes.
Fixes#1014
From a pure design and content view (where the content is factual) a link
to learnosm.org would really be better. Potentially learnosm could be forked
and a version hosted on OSMF infrastructure with the marketing verbiage
for HOTs view of the world removed.
