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November 26, 2010 By Vernon Systems

26th November 2010 – Google Maps is here

We've been building in support for each account public profile page (museum directory page) to have an embedded Google Map showing their physical address. Today's upgrade includes the bulk of the changes to support this. When you're logged in, you can now go to Edit My Profile – Public Profile, and set a map location. This can be done by clicking the Geocode button (which gets the location from Google based on your public physical address) or by manually pasting in a latitude and longitude.

The new map appears on the account public profile page on eHive and NZMuseums.

This upgrade also includes:

  • Create screen – "Save as Draft" button renamed to "Save Draft" to make it clearer that this does not create a copy of the draft, but is just updating the draft you have open
  • Fixed a bug where some system emails were not being sent

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I’ve worked with the Team at eHive to deliver three online collection projects – across archives, library and art museum collections, both in New Zealand and Australia. The technical support is exemplary and the eHive Team have offered guidance and advice that makes solving any problems easy and maximising project potential possible. I’ve used eHive as both a host website for online collections, and for a fully integrated museum website search experience that has helped diversify our audiences and allow people to respond to collections in a tangible way.
Tanya RobinsonDevelopmentNERAM

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eHive is an innovative web-based system that will help you catalogue, organise and share your collection in a simple and secure way. eHive is developed by Vernon Systems.
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