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I had incomplete datasets enabled, I’ve changed the setting to showing only complete datasets. Just so I understand this properly…one visiter came from somewhere in Spain — this much was recorded in the Country Data pane — but this visit was not logged in the Last Visitors pane and was not marked in the Map pane. Had the IP address been mapped to a particular city, than the Map and Last Visitors pane would have showed the data?

If that is so, I can understand why the Map doesn’t show the listing, but the Last Visits pane, why wouldn’t that visit show up in the Location column? I mean instead of listing, say, Winesburg, Oho / United States have the Last Visitors pane simply show Spain as the location?

I’m sure there is a reason behind this, just curious what it might be.

Will see what differences occur with Incomplete Datasets disabled. With it off, will the only visits tracked in your pepper be ones which have enough data to display in each of the three panes.

B.

So, again, just to make sure I understand: the visit from a Spanish IP should have shown on both the Last Visitors and County Data panes, even though I had incomplete datasets enabled, but not on the map because there was no city data on the particular IP?

If that is the case, the Spain visit showed only on Country Data, but not on Last Visitors.

B.

Hi-

I’ve got the latest geomint and crush peppers, but my installation only shows IP addresses by number rather than name. Any ideas? Unlike some other problems, the map works fine…

Well, it looks like this (except for the bad formatting):

 IP                  Location      When
 82.69.77.192      Sheffield, UNITED KINGDOM    1 hour ago
 83.35.3.121        Barcelona, SPAIN    1 hour ago 
 217.43.148.91    London, UNITED KINGDOM    2 hours ago
 82.66.53.114     FRANCE3 hours ago
 216.99.215.229 Portland, OR,UNITED STATES  3 hours ago
 60.184.18.20     CHINA 3 hours ago
 84.94.112.25     Tel Aviv,ISRAEL   4 hours ago
 128.187.0.178   Provo, UT,UNITED STATES    6 hours ago
 67.101.36.183   Berkeley, CA,UNITED STATES 7 hours ago

I do have crushes installed and these addresses do show up correctly translated. For what it’s worth, I’ve also got ‘Locations’ installed.

Also, I think these are the same addresses displayed whether I ask for complete or incomplete records.

(Let me know if you want an actual screenshot).

But actually it’s worse than that, now — every so often the pane completely disappears, although it still shows up as installed. If I uninstall and reinstall it shows up again. But this is definitely intermittent (and was similar to a problem with the Trends pepper).

I can’t see anything wrong. 82.69.77.192 Sheffield, UNITED KINGDOM 1 hour ago is a complete record, e.g., 60.184.18.20 CHINA 3 hours ago is an incomplete one (not that there’s no city).

About the non-display issue: I can’t say anything about it, nobody else has these problems and I don’t have any information about your Mint install.

That was the purpose of the XXX pepper, yes. However, Secret Crush Pepper gets the hostname dynamically so it doesn’t store it somewhere which makes the whole thing a bit, well, slow, so GeoMint doesn’t query for the hostname at the moment (however, I will add an extra option in a future version).

No problem, you’re welcome.

I too have the problem where the map size must be set in pixels. Setting it as a percentage results in no map, which is a shame as the pepper obviously resizes itself with the size of the window, sometimes resulting in scrollbars or wasted space if the map is set to a fixed px size.

I also have a small aesthetic issue where the green subtitle bar does not reach all the way across the pepper as it should. It seems to be as wide as the text on it plus about 12px of right padding. The text is also misaligned. It should be a few pixels in from the left, not flush with the left edge of the bar. This has been an issue since the days of Mint 1. It’s only a small thing I know, but it’s the only pepper I know of that looks awkward because of it.

My setup: Safari 2.0.4 (419.3) | MacOS 10.4.8 | Mint 2.02 | GeoMint 0.53

Here is a picture of my GeoMint showing the problem:

Thanks

Ozzpot, I don’t have a Mac so I can’t test GeoMint with Safari. However, at least the ‘aesthetic issue’ has nothing to do with GeoMint, I’m using the default Mint css classes. About the map problem, have you tried setting a 99% value (you really need to enter ‘99%’ in the box)?

Thanks for the screenshot, but I honestly don’t have a clue (and no Mac so I can’t play around with it).

GeoMint doesn’t ignore them, it just can’t get any info from hostip about the IP.

Hi

I’ve just installed the latest batch of updates from shaun and its broken my geomint. I don’t have a map anymore :-(

Anyone showing similar problems?