MapTiming migrated from Fusion Tables to Datastore
MapTiming has completely changed! Although you notice little on the outside, a lot of changes have taken place during the last year. The database layer has been completely refactored. About […]
MapTiming has completely changed! Although you notice little on the outside, a lot of changes have taken place during the last year. The database layer has been completely refactored. About […]
Copy the URL from the browser’s address bar to share your information in three simple steps Go to hash.maptiming.com and navigate the map, filter the events or select a location Copy […]
These buttons at the bottom right corner of the map allow anyone to manage the events: Add a new event Modify an event Print a page to announce the events using […]
The three buttons on the top of the screen are used for filtering events by:
SEO Google is doing a good job crawling sites with dynamic content, but still it has to know where to look. The navigation on MapTiming is based on browsing the […]
The last couple of days a series of updates has been applied. the iframe for displaying the location or event details is refactored into an AJAX call, to make the […]
To add an event to an existing location, or an event that is very similar to an existing event:
To modify an event:
There’s no direct way to delete an event, but events will be automatically deleted once they’re in the past.
The major leap forward that the internet still has to take is to leverage basic existing technology to convert ‘card catalog’ websites into interactie information platforms. This evolution is known […]