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The Waze community has created the following plugins/extensions/addons for use in the Waze web-based environments. (Client-side possible?)

Editing

Papyrus Extended Tools

Simplified, original tool:

This plugin/extension which displays a table of all the current view's country, state, city and street names. You can select all segments of a street using a custom button. This extension makes it very easy to find and fix incorrect cities and states (for the US) and bad street names.

This table of information appears on the left side of the window, to the left of the map display area, and underneath the Properties drawer. If you don't see it, retract the Properties drawer.

It's still here : Simplified, older version

Expanded tool (NEW: 2012-Jan):

This powerful plugin/extension expands on the capabilities previous tool (above). The display table is a movable and resizable popup window. Other functions include:

The ability to select columns displayed. The list aggregates based on visible columns.
"Update by" column can be displayed, allowing differentiation of basemap one-way (etc.) vs. editor-set
Batch editing of properties:

- For example, allows the city name to be changed for segments of an entire street without losing the street names. - Interprets the street name "D17 - Av de Paris" in two fields: street id and street name. Thus it is possible to redefine the street id or street name independently. You can name a new D17 from a street already named. - The id Street must meet the regex / [^] * [0-9] [^] * / (in French: something with a number without any spaces anywhere) [research "regular expression" elsewhere]

Select ALL segments within an area: Create a new landmark and then "Select in landmark." (Be sure to delete this temporary landmark before saving!)
Roundabout editing tool
Button to link to same area of New Cartouche (Papyrus) to Old Cartouche.
Ability to mass-change "separating line"

This code is still being refined by our dedicated fellow wazers (Alcolo47 and Slicer) the current version can be found in the Google Project code library, here:

09-Jan LINK TO CODE TEMPORARILY REMOVED. Please contact jenncard if you have any questions.

Currently, the tool seems to only function predictably on Firefox, with varying success on Chrome. Chrome-literate developers are ENCOURAGED to coordinate with Alcolo47!

(Firefox requires the Greasemonkey Addon.)

Discussion for the scripts can be found in the forum topic: "Plugin pour Papyrus" (in French)

Street to River

The script is designed as a helper for creating river landmarks for the free waze navigation system. The script transforms the the geometry of a new unsaved street to a river landmark. You can predefine the width of the river and the name of the river in the form of a special street name.

Mini howto:

install this script as greasemonkey script or chrome extension
draw a new street but do not save the street
add and apply a street name to define the rivers name and the the width of the river

Example: 20m Spree creates a 20 meters wide river named Spree

Select the helper street
Click the Street to river button
Delete the helper street
Edit the new landmark as you like

Examples of rivers created by the script:

Download the script from: userscripts.org (Firefox requires the Greasemonkey Addon.)

Discussion for the script can be found in the forum topic: "Greasemonkey script for easy river drawing"

LiveMap

LiveMap Navigation List

This plugin/extension works with the Waze LiveMap only. After installing, create a route in the LiveMap by clicking on the origin and destination. Once the LiveMap requests the route, the left side area will switch from the current events scrolling list, to a navigation list of the route. Multiple routes are displayed. Each turn is clickable and the map will zoom to that location.

Download the LiveMap Navigation List (Firefox requires the Greasemonkey Addon.)

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 This code is still being refined by our dedicated fellow wazers (Alcolo47 and Slicer) the current version can be found in the Google Project code library, here:
-[http://waze-papyrus-extended-tools.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/waze.user.js Download the Papyrus Extended Tools]
+'''''09-Jan LINK TO CODE TEMPORARILY REMOVED.  Please contact jenncard if you have any questions.'''''
 Currently, the tool seems to only function predictably on Firefox, with varying success on Chrome.  Chrome-literate developers are ENCOURAGED to coordinate with Alcolo47!