[Semediawiki-user] [Semediawiki user] using maps to display routed travelled

[Sweeney, A. <And...@rb...>]

Hi chaps (mainly Jeroen)!

I have an academic project that I am working on at the moment that would be a great showcase for a semantic wiki. One feature that would make it perfect would be if you could plot a journey on Maps. Is there any way that this could be done or a way that Maps could be modified to show routes taken?

Ie. 

15th May 1926 London
16th May 1926 Manchester
17th May 1927 Birmingham

Obviously it is already possible to plot those as individual points but it would be cool if I could habe little lines or arrows joining them up or so that you could have say three travellers in different colours.

Any thoughts from the Community?


Andy


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