I've put the Jennings and Rall Corporate Maps back on-line here:

Link to Jericho Corporate Maps.

The map artwork is from Gwen. Thank you Gwen. I did redraw the Shanghai, China one to test some features I hope to use down the road. Any errors in the Shanghai map are then of course my own.

I wasn't able to to get the maps to work exactly as I wanted. I am not sure where the bug is effecting the maps. So instead of the maps being able to auto-resize (which was what I was shooting for) you'll have to click on buttons (shrink, normal, enlarge) to get the maps to resize. This is winds up being closer to how most websites set things up and how people expect maps to work anyways.

Instead of spending more time on this project I'm going to move onto the chatroom next. I thought about it and since the maps may very well get redone anyways in a few months seems silly to spend a lot more time on the maps when they actually work and when there are more important site issues to get too.

As always, if anything on the link seems off, please post in the forums to let us know!

I think the map looks great!

Are we also going to put that one on the Jennings and Rall website?

Gwen

I think that the maps are genius....the one in Hawaii was so cool my father used to work at if I remember correctly was 777 Kapiolani Blvd now how unusual is that ..................well at least for me

It makes one wonder why they picked certain places. Did someone on staff have an attachment to a location, did they pick at random? I bet it was a bit of both. Sometimes they picked a place they liked, while other times it was more of a "should have something in China...where are the shipyards in China?" and off to Google.

The painful part is I can bet money that they have notes about all sorts of places we never heard about that we could incorporate into information for the fans.

It was always the intent to have more interactive content on the site. I often was just bogged down with other projects and there's always the problem with software always changing so do you keep waiting for the next cool thing or jump in now. Much of the software I planned to use on the site just simply wasn't ready in the past. With the updates this year and this summer it actually seems like it finally is up to snuff. Unfortunately the website software itself is a couple of years out of date now. So we'll need to get the website software up to date and then we can add in some more bells and whistles.