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The best test for this bug is when you draw a single box that encompasses all drawn features. The drawn box feature is on top of the bbox feature and it makes it visually confusing

1. Immediately after user clicks in projection box, they should see a dropdown list or some kind of interaction so they know this is an option box

2. It should also have a tool tip and title="" on element

1. The text color in the leaflet draw actions (the text to the right of the tool when it is selected) is a funky color.
2. The tool tip for the tools is being pinned to the upper left screen corner when the tool is enabled. When the mouse moves the tool tracks again correctly, but the initial position is wrong.

The sprites have been added and @powersa is gonna get on making them the new buttons following the pattern in the Leaflet.draw tools.

https://github.com/aaronr/bboxfinder.com/blob/gh-pages/css/maps/images/bbox-sprites.png

Being able to use custom tiles would be really helpful

background position off...
Chrome 31.0.1650.63 and Safari 7.0 (9537.71)
Should we just add css overrides, or is there a larger issue here?

If possible, allow users to select how they wish to export bbox coordinates. For example if bbox is used in SQL query, usage format would be something like:

SELECT *
FROM logs
WHERE lat > 47.1152542
AND lat < 48.0326795
AND lng > -122.6954903
AND lng < -121.937685;

Would be interested to hear how other people use bboxes and if steps can be saved through formatting.

Write automated tests to make sure succeed parsing::

1. WKT: singlepart and multipart both work
2. GeoJSON: singlepart multipart
3. ogrinfo
   4 bbox

Adjust the 'create feature' sidebar to accept integers as coordinates when entering data in bbox format.

The console log says:

XMLHttpRequest cannot load http://a.tiles.mapbox.com/v3/reprojected.g9on3k93.json. No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'http://bboxfinder.com' is therefore not allowed access. 

This is hella useful for me right now. I'm working on a nasty little home rolled tile rendering engine (making pseudo-natural style tilesets). Anyhow, your app is helpful. One thing that I'm always dealing with is figuring out the WGS84 bounds of a given tile.

I need to know Tile coords (z/x/y.png) to WGS84 and back to the corresponding tiles.

Here's a helpful site. When I have time, maybe I'll help out and add this functionality if you guys think this would make sense for your app.

http://www.maptiler.org/google-maps-coordinates-tile-bounds-projection/

1. Let's make the sidebar not make the map move when it moves

2. Le'ts also add some hot CSS transitions to the tiles

It looks like all of the buttons on the left side are broken, possibly a CSS issue? Maybe a Leaflet.draw version bump would help.

And like the one above. Create a textarea that takes WKT, geojson and other text forms of features and give bbox

Mapbox basemap is doing something odd zoom 18+. Perhaps we can pop in a new basemap?

BTW - I still use this all the time.

Google Chrome, macOS, icons on buttons have shifted/moved.

how the hell do we do this

create a textrea. add geojson. let me see a bbox. what happens if the projection is wrong? who cares, make it look snappy

If you scroll past the 180th meridian in either direction the coordinates the longitude will provide values that are either < -180 or > 180.

Example: http://bboxfinder.com/#-21.281057,200.160255,-21.191774,200.285397

Maybe this is already possible, but it would be really cool to hover on a "tile" and get the bounding box of that tile at a specific zoom level. Right now I basically have to click and draw a box that somewhat mimics the, but it isn't ever perfect. Something like this:

It would be great to have the option to enter coordinates of a bbox and see the bbox on the map.

Need to add in a way to have the user be able to select a different projection than spherical mercator for the output in the second column of the bbox's

It would be nice if you could also past the coordinates of a bbox without the brackets. Quite often I have the coordinates from a url request like this.
xMin,yMin,xMax,yMax

It is cool to see OpenStreetMap data being used. There is at least attempt to display attribution.

But it is completely hidden on smaller window size (likely also on mobile devices). It is also quite hidden be default while OpenStreetMap license requires it to be clearly visible (see https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright )

not shown at all (and "click to show" is not a sufficient attribution)

barely visible

When someone forks this repo and pushes commits into their fork, the get a warning email from Github:

The page build failed with the following error:
CNAME already taken: bboxfinder.com
For information on troubleshooting Jekyll see:
https://help.github.com/articles/using-jekyll-with-pages#troubleshooting

Thankfully this doesn't affect anything with the CNAME rights, but it's an avoidable error. @aaronr suggested this be fixed be reinstating the master branch as the primary branch and hosting on gh-pages separately just on this repository. This removes the awesome tweak that the website is automatically updated on a merge or contributor commit, though.

https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Osmosis/Polygon_Filter_File_Format

The (10,20,20,30) is rejected by the "Enter coordinates" box:

The input needs to be modified to (10.0,20.0,20.0,30.0) and then it is accepted fine.

Big thanks for the bboxfinder.com !

Generate a distance based buffer around a feature and fit the bbox to the buffer.

On hover the new icons need a title set on the elements

run:

$ ogrinfo -so -al admin1.shp | grep Extent

take that and paste it and get bbox

Currently multipart GeoJSON and WKT are not supported because when L.Control.Draw throws draw:created, draw:deleted, draw:edited events it will puke on these features. Figure out what's causing an upset stomach and fix it yo

Leaflet.Draw is unfortunately a dead project. We can replace with geoman-io https://github.com/geoman-io/leaflet-geoman which has similar functionality but is actively developed.

When a user comes to bbox:

1. If there is no hash, add it and populate with bbox values
2. If there is a hash, try to add a feature with the bbox coordinates
3. Update the hash when the bbox changes

seeing how we keep propagating the need for global variables, let's make this thing professional