Navitel maps (russia/CIS/east europe)

Thanks to a new feature in the latest beta, it is now possible to have Navitel maps in Oruxmaps.
In my opinion, Navitel has better quality than Yandex.
They also have a mobile app with lots of features.

You need Oruxmaps > 5.2.4 for this to work !!

put this in the onlinemapsources.xml :

Code:

    <onlinemapsource uid="77">
      <name>Navitel</name>
      <url><![CDATA[http://m0{$s}.navitel.su/navitms.fcgi?t={$x},{$y},{$z}&hl=ru]]></url> <!-- hl=en doesnt work -->
      <minzoom>3</minzoom> <!-- seems zoom 0,1,2 are buggy -->
      <maxzoom>17</maxzoom>
      <projection>MERCATORESFERICA</projection>
      <servers>1,2,3</servers> 
      <httpparam name=""></httpparam>
      <cacheable>1</cacheable>
      <downloadable>1</downloadable>
      <maxtilesday>0</maxtilesday>
      <maxthreads>0</maxthreads>
      <xop>substr('000000000'||$x, -8, 8)</xop>
      <yop>substr('000000000'||((1<<$z)-1-$y), -8, 8)</yop>
      <zop>substr('00'||$z, -2, 2)</zop>
      <qop></qop>
      <sop></sop>
   </onlinemapsource>

You need Oruxmaps > 5.2.4 for this to work

Orux don't read any maps from xml file when I put your code. I use v5.5.2.

dzianis.puhach wrote:Orux don't read any maps from xml file when I put your code. I use v5.5.2.

replace > and < signs with &gt; and &lt;

The morons who paste this code here and there do not understand those characters must not be used within xml markup without the screening.

Thks.

I have replaced line
     <yop>substr('000000000'||((1<<$z)-1-$y), -8, </yop>
with
     <yop>substr('000000000'||((1&lt;&lt;$z)-1-$y), -8, </yop>

Orux has been started successfully (with full maps list) but navitel map hasn't been loaded. I think there is another error in code.