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/** People's Rectified Coordinates -- Gadget for Correcting Chinese Coords * * Just install the tool by adding the following line to [[User:YourName/common.js]]: * importScript('User:Artoria2e5/Gadget-PRCoords.js') // [[User:Artoria2e5/Gadget-PRCoords.js]] * * You will see two globe-with-question-mark icons appear in your edit buttons. * Put the mouse pointer over them to see the mouseover text, so you know which * one is which. * * This gadget does not yet support 2017 source editor. That thing is nuts. * * To find coords to correct and actually fix them: * * 1. Actively search for articles on Chinese locations, or just hang around * in DYKC & recent changes to wait for new ones. * 2. Check the coordinates by clicking the coordinates, going to GeoHack and * summoning the maps. Always use the satellite map as your reference. * As a lazyier solution, OSM maps can be used if you can find your location * on it. * * If you find out that a place nearly exactly matches non-OSM-based * commercial maps, you can almost certainly assume the coordinate as broken. * Use "BD" for Baidu, and "GCJ" for anything else. * 3. Go into the source editor, select the coordinates portion in {{Coord}}'s * parameters. For example, for: * {{coord|121.3213|31.9320}} * {{coord|121|19|17|N|31|55|55|E}} * You select: * 121.3213|31.9320 * 121|19|17|N|31|55|55|E * 4. Click a globe button to convert your selection. * 5. Preview and double-check in GeoHack's satellite imagery before you save. * You can always go back with your browser and try the other button. * 6. Change your edit summary to indicate your source of verification * (OSM/satellite), and whether you have done any verification. Sometimes * people want to have it done fast.... * * <pre> * To teach people about fixing coordinates: * 1. Use WikiBlame (wikipedia.ramselehof.de/wikiblame.php?lang=en) to search * for addition of "{{Coord" in the last 4096 edits on the page you just * fixed. * 2. Click into the addition, write down the revision number. * 3. Go into the editor's talk page. * 4. Now template the regular: {{subst:User:Artoria2e5/coord-notice |diff=11223344 <!-- change me --> |type=GCJ-02 <!-- and me --> |add= (from Google Maps?)}} <!-- optional --> * 5. Save. * </pre> * @license CC0 */// soft redirect to [[:zh:User:Artoria2e5/Gadget-PRCoords.js]]. No worries,// I got the translations done well.mw.loader.load('https://zh.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Artoria2e5/Gadget-PRCoords.js&action=raw&ctype=text/javascript');// web: https://artoria2e5.github.io/PRCoords/demo// pdf: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:PRcoords_Cheatsheet.pdf
