"Open in OSM" in context menu #403
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I guess in my head I had imagined that it would actually open up the way or someone so you could see the tags but I guess we don't have OSM IDs. if we're just opening it to the lat/lng, maybe we could link to cyclosm? or if there's an equivalent public transit OSM style? |
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I don't see a feature to view node or way details on there. If you click "Edit the map," it just sends you to OSM.org. On OSM.org you can right click and "Query features" to find the specific node or way you want. |
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hmm then we should see if we can pass through edge IDs. might be useful to have for debug mode as well. then we can open the actual feature up, I doubt many people are going to query from point on mobile. either way, this is a good start |
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It opens OpenStreetMap.org in a new tab, useful for looking at how something is tagged - mostly only for us for development.