This issue is part of user story 1 (issue #85). Add documentation on how to translate a page. Similar to this one: http://opendatahandbook.org/contribute/translate-guide/

This should be an easy one.
The map display on the homepage spits out fields into the marker popups. This includes 'url' ... which is displayed without being linkified!

Current logo has the word Hackathon in it -

OK Japan created this logo generator in the past - http://logo.odd.okfn.jp/ It will be nice to have the new logo for the International Open Data Day in the same spirit.

http://logo.odd.okfn.jp/

probably gdoc api changed and recline is getting recordCount = 0

Link to Spanish version, "versión española" has lowercase v character instead of V

• Write draft

• Send draft to Hivos and SPARC

• Publish on the blog

• Promote on Social Media, Forum and Friends

Hi, last week I've updated Spanish version so I did a pull request, have you seen it?

Best!

Currently the theme is a bit dark and outdated. Need to change the theme to support the enhancements.

User story 7 (issue #91) We need to explain how to contribute to website so people can use content easily.

• map
• events
• translation

In the map, make the URL for each event clickable, so I can access more directly to each city's event.

I think the fix should be in the file
js/map.js

Adding in line 23

var linkedUrl = "<a href=\""+record.get("url")+"\"">"+record.get("url")+"</a>";
record.set("url",linkedUrl);

I can't test it so I don't know if it works. The risk is that it displays the html in text instead of showing the link, that depends on how does the leaflet plugin handle each record, so I hope someone more familiar to the code could continue this.

Thanks.

Hi! We will organize open data day in Moscow. Is it possible to add place on map?

Linked to user story 2 (issue #86) Currently, the way that organizers of ODD can learn about event facilitating was in the wiki - http://wiki.opendataday.org/Menu_of_suggested_activities These should move to the website and have a separate page.

The tiles in the map do not display any more and point instead to this blog post:
http://devblog.mapquest.com/2016/06/15/modernization-of-mapquest-results-in-changes-to-open-tile-access/ .

With increasing number of translated files could be worth separating the template from the content (we could use the jekyll templating support built into gh-pages).

This issue is connected to issue #85 . Currently, the sidebar does link to different translations but it is not presented well on the site (user have to scroll down the sidebar to get to the appropriate language).

Had one prepped on my hard disk and needed to push (done now).

Add events to this google doc: https://docs.google.com/a/okfn.org/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqR8dXc6Ji4JdFNQRExkVjI3Q3RtRVZuU1hXRmhlTVE#gid=0

I have locked first row to avoid b0rking the map (it needs certain column names ...)

Note that Lon / Lat are not essential - if not provided we try to guess but better if they are there. Easiest way to look up is: http://open.mapquestapi.com/search?q=berlin and there is also a google app script plugin we could use

This is for user story 11 - (issue #95 ) : Some Open Data Day orginisers will need their own event name (maybe something like opendataday.org/year/location). I assume that since this is a github pages site, this should be easy.
We need to -

1. Allow users to add their event page to the site in an easy manner.
2. Document how to add the event page.
3. Have a page name "events" that is a table of contents to all the events that were added.

On http://wiki.opendataday.org

Install AbuseFilter extension for additional antispam power

Or work out a way of doing it as we had it before, so that all wikis share the same code (and extensions) and just have different databases

...Or just get rid of the open data day wiki #41

Map doesn't load the data for the events. Also tiling seems to be broken, map zooms out way too far.

Last time, Open data day took place at the same moment as RHOK which is not the case anymore. So references to RHOK should be... removed? Changed to something else?

Is is possible to get a subdomain for Denmark? (dk.)

Currently using cufon.js which isn't great (we get images for text). Specific font used is AvenirLTStd-Light afaict:

http://opendataday.org/js/comicsans.js

Suggest we switch to normal fonts (+ web fonts as necessary). Standard approach would be something like OpenSans (or PT Sans) plus, say, Antic Slab ...

On the main page of the wiki http://wiki.opendataday.org/Main_Page there's this request:

Help wanted: Add the map to the wiki Can you install (http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:HTML_Tags) to add the link to the map. <iframe style="width: 100%; border: none; height: 400px;" src="http://opendataday.org/map/" height="240" width="320" scrolling="no"></iframe>. Add your fork to [open data day github https://github.com/okfn/opendataday.org] to update this.

Unfortunately, just forking and adding the module is not enough - a setting has to be changed on LocalSettings.php: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:HTML_Tags

I'm not sure who has access to the Local Settings file!

In order to change the logo from the MediaWiki default, the LocalSettings.php needs to be changed as described here: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ#How_do_I_change_the_logo.3F

I took the existing logo on the OpenDataDay website and inverted the colours for the wiki if you'd like to use that:
copystar@b3f586b

Thank you!

• Remove links to the wiki

• Connect to the event's idea and the mailing list

One day events are a lot volatile and don't help the organic growth of communities. What we're doing is using this day as the last one of a recurrent longer one event called the Data Week. How distributed events can raise connect communities and help them to grow organically?

The sidebar position is fixed so when I scroll it follows me around. I can see by looking at the source code of the site that I'm missing out on three items in the list which I can't access because of this.

Think of how to spread the word about the mini-grants:

• List of all relevant Facebook groups
• Tweets list

I think it could be good to think about getting rid of the opendataday wiki. Merge content onto the the main wiki.okfn.org (where necessary. There's actually not much very worthwhile content on the open data wiki anyway. Lots of pages documenting past events in an untidy confusing way. The only really useful thing is a single page list of events happening in 2015, which would very easily moved onto a wiki.okfn.org page)

Why do that? because a wiki community is a critical mass game. When it comes to things like getting people tidying things up and despamming and carefully restructuring things... you need a few active users forming a community, and watching the recent changes page, and feeding off eachothers activity. It's like trying to start a fire. Often activity fizzles out quickly, but if you can get it to grow...

So trying to kindle two different fires (or more. Are there other mediawiki's still being used by OKFN?) makes it less likely to succeed.

on that section we need to embed a google form and the criteria for the grant.

This is connected to user story 3 (issue #87 ). The map component helps to users to identify events in their area. Currently, the map is broken, and I am gathering all map related issues under this issue.
The dataset for the map is located in this spreadsheet- https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cV43fuzwy2q2ZKDWrHVS6XR4O8B01eLevh4PD6nCENE/edit#gid=1172400195

So far, it has been easy to add events with the spreadsheet, so we should keep it.

• make the URL for each event clickable see #53.

• The tiles in the map do not display anymore and point instead to this blog post. Make map to show events. See #84

The map featured very prominently on the open data day homepage is mostly listing 2014 events I think. Can't always tell, so it's rather a confusing thing to show!

• history of the event ?
• who is behind the event?
• how can i join?

Spanish and the others translations are still with 2015 instead of 2016