Stephen wrote:
Hi paul,

Thanks for your feedback. The "off road" option works by clicking the left mouse button on the map, right click automatically follows the road network. You can alternate left click, right click on the same route as you need.

Best regards,

Stephen

Paul wrote:
No use at all. Only shows routes a var could take. As I'm a jogger and would rather use an underpass or run along a foot path through the woods I was unable to work out my usual route. An 'off road' option might be good, giving an 'as the crow flies' point marker placer.

Stephen wrote:
Thanks for your feedback Eduardo. The search engine is now corrected, you can find routes by country.

Best regards,

Stephen

Eduardo David wrote:
Hi Stephen,

When searching a route by country, I am receiving as a result all routes form all countries. Maybe you have the same error if you try to select all routes from Brazil, for example.

Thanks and best regards,

Eduardo David

Eduardo David wrote:
Hi Stephen,

Right after I've sent you the note below, everything worked fine, again... I don't know what could be the issue, but nothing changed on my systems... It looks like if a routine, like an add-on, was updated automatically, maybe directly by google or something like that. I don't know if this could happen...
Anyway, thank you again for your support.

Best regards,

Eduardo

Stephen wrote:
Hi Eduardo,

Sorry it was so long to give you an answer, I was very busy.

Thank you for giving such a detailed description of your issue. But I did several tests on different PCs with Internet Explorer 6 and 7, I never managed to reproduce your problem.

I can only advise you to check your browser, upgrade it or test another one like Firefox.

Best regards,

Stephen

eduardo david wrote:
Stephen,

Sorry for the long time to give you an answer. I was working really hard this last month and there was no time available even to have my daily runs...
The information you requested:
Browser:
Internet explorer version 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_qfe.090804-1435CO
Operating System:
Windows XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack 2

Detailed problem description:

When deleting parts of the route with the "Delete the last point" option, the map go to the coordinates before the last point, like if the last point was deleted, but the route's red line is not deleted. The distance information on the map last point is updated, but the previous one is not deleted, so the information is "doubled". Numbers are displayed over the previous numbers.

The other error is that when I click on any place on the map with the left mouse button, nothing happens. I use this option to make routes on the orange marked roads, as with the right button the decision is not to take those roads.

I thought that this could be an error on my notebook, but I have tried the same procedures on my daughter's desktop, and the behavior was the same. The configuration of the computer is near the same, except that she is using Explorer 7.

I hope I've described better the problem now. If this is not clear, please, let me know and I can send you an e-mail (provide me your e-mail address) with some screen shots to try to show in more detail the problem.

It is important to notice that these procedures used to work fine, at least until my last saved route that passed on an orange road(ID 732).

Thank you and best regards,

Eduardo David

Stephen wrote:
Hi Eduardo,

I have check the code for the left click and for delete last point function, I haven't see any problem.
Can you give me more information about the issue ? I need the name and the version of your navigator (and OS) to reproduce the problem and try to fix it.

Thanks,

Stephen

eduardo david wrote:
Just complementing the information, the delete last point button does not work also...

eduardo david wrote:
I have already tried on several computers, but the left mouse click is not working properly when creating routes. An "error on page" is issued. Is there a fix available?

Stephen wrote:
Thanks for your message and suggestion Eduardo :-)

I added both the distance in miles and kilometers on the search results, as you want.

See you,

Stephen

Eduardo David wrote:
Excellent site! Thank you veru much for your work. I am disseminating its use here in Brazil...
A suggestion:

When displaying the search results, why don't you show the distance information also on Kilometers, instead of only in Miles.

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My link information is below:

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HTML code for the above information is :

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Stephen wrote:
Sorry, I can't add VO2 Max for cyclists for the moment because I don't know how calculate it.

Hello wrote:
Can you provide VO2 Max for cyclists please?

Stephen wrote:
OK Jesse.
Pleased to see you here :-)

Jesse wrote:
disregard my last message that I was getting an error dialog box when trying to access the route I created. After sending the message, I was able to access the route.

Jesse

Jesse wrote:
I created my first route this morning, but when I try to access it I am getting an error dialog box and the page cannot be accessed.
User Name: Jesse

Jesse Aldridge
Email: jessealdridge@att.net
(CyclingAddiction Blog)

Stephen wrote:
Hi,

I am the webmaster of this website.
If you have any questions, suggestions or encounted a problem,please leave me a message.
I hope you find this website good and usefull.

Best regards