Gregory's Server@everydoor How does it work?
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  @MBrandtner Aaaah. That's simple: install Every Door, switch to the 4th mode (notes), unlock drawing by tapping the button at the bottom left. And draw. Those are geoscribbles :) |
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@MBrandtner Aaaah. That's simple: install Every Door, switch to the 4th mode (notes), unlock drawing by tapping the button at the bottom left. And draw. Those are geoscribbles :) |
@MBrandtner
A technical answer would be this sql script: https://github.com/Zverik/geoscribble/blob/main/web/update_tasks.sql
To put it simply, there's a new table that contains tasks: grouped scribbles with their locations and authors. Logged in users can flip a switch on any task, marking it as "done". It affects only this table, not the actual scribbles.
Practically, this is a great way to remember to map some place you've surveyed. Every Door's principle of "map and forget" fails with geoscribbles, so this list should help.
@MBrandtner
A technical answer would be this sql script: https://github.com/Zverik/geoscribble/blob/main/web/update_tasks.sql
To put it simply, there's a new table that contains tasks: grouped scribbles with their locations and authors. Logged in users can flip a switch on any task, marking it as "done". It affects only this table, not the actual scribbles.