@GetMeOutdoors wrote:
Replace the ScaleChange function with this code. (In Firefox, after you have the regular script installed, click the greasemonkey down arrow and select “Manage User Scripts”. Right click “Geocaching.com – Image map scale” entry and select Edit.)
function ScaleChange() {
var feetperpixel = 513592.6516 * Math.cos(MapSettings.Map.getCenter().lat*(Math.PI/180)) / Math.pow(2,MapSettings.Map._zoom);
var milesperpixel = 97.27133 * Math.cos(MapSettings.Map.getCenter().lat*(Math.PI/180)) / Math.pow(2,MapSettings.Map._zoom);
if (Aprox(feetperpixel) >= 5280) {
document.getElementById('scaletext').innerHTML = Aprox(milesperpixel) + " mi" ;
$("#scale").width(Math.round(Aprox(milesperpixel)/milesperpixel)+4);
}
else {
document.getElementById('scaletext').innerHTML = Aprox(feetperpixel) + " ft";
$("#scale").width(Math.round(Aprox(feetperpixel)/feetperpixel)+4);
}
}
Optional: I wanted the scale to be wider. It seemed way to small to get a real idea of how far away something was. If you want a wider scale as well, change the line in the Approx() funciton that says :
number = number*90;
to
number = number*200;
or whatever multiplier you want.
Save the script and refresh the map page.
Awesome! Thank you very much, sir.
