Derek
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- UK, Midlands
Hello Martin
I'm not sure if this is a flaw or just something has changed. I've been trying to download background maps from NLS, as I have many times before with great success. I have just downloaded the latest version of Templot and it appears the whole interface has changed (I have searched for reference to this, but without success though I do recall something about geo-maps Vs tiles).
The system for downloading tiles is really great- to simply add another row/ column is incredible. However, I've selected what I think is called a 'geo' map and I've fed that URL into the interface and yet it won't give me the map I want; looking at the map it's giving me I'd date it pre ww1, whereas the one I've selected is 1944-72. I've tried all combinations of the buttons on the interface.
Is this a bug somewhere or am I doing something wrong? I have a horrible feeling that this has been discussed a little while back but I can't find anything on it now.
TIA
Derek
PS the url https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=18.0&lat=51.53411&lon=-0.12298&layers=170&b=1
I'm not sure if this is a flaw or just something has changed. I've been trying to download background maps from NLS, as I have many times before with great success. I have just downloaded the latest version of Templot and it appears the whole interface has changed (I have searched for reference to this, but without success though I do recall something about geo-maps Vs tiles).
The system for downloading tiles is really great- to simply add another row/ column is incredible. However, I've selected what I think is called a 'geo' map and I've fed that URL into the interface and yet it won't give me the map I want; looking at the map it's giving me I'd date it pre ww1, whereas the one I've selected is 1944-72. I've tried all combinations of the buttons on the interface.
Is this a bug somewhere or am I doing something wrong? I have a horrible feeling that this has been discussed a little while back but I can't find anything on it now.
TIA
Derek
PS the url https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=18.0&lat=51.53411&lon=-0.12298&layers=170&b=1
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