According to a moderator on CNET’s forums, MapVisitors does not work with Seamonkey and AdBlockPlus, see thread –
http://forums.cnet.com/5208-6616_102-0.html?forumID=37&threadID=232312&messageID=2396273
I’m not sure what Seamonkey is but I’d bet is a flavor of Mozilla or built off the Mozilla code base? Yes apparently so http://www.mozilla.org/projects/seamonkey/ – it is essentially Firefox 2 and Thunderbird 2 with some security thrown in. It sounds like […]

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We are proud to introduce a new service, you can submit a custom button that matches your site’s colors and layout for just $11. You must design the button yourself, we will not design it for you.
First make payment using this form – paypal or credit card.
Then send the button (PNG format only!) to use at website@mp2kmag.com. […]

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Here’s a sampling of some sites we would like to feature that are currently using MapVisitors –
The CounterPoint - political commentary 
http://thecounterpoint.wordpress.com/
WinHlp - Windows problems solving site
http://www.winhlp.com/
Mestdagh.biz - The web site of Wilfried Mestdagh
http://www.mestdagh.biz/
NetIndonesia - Archives of the DotNet NetIndonesia list 
http://dotnet.netindonesia.net/
If you are using MapVisitors and would like to share your site please post below!
 
 
 

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Here are a couple of requests and items we plan to work on next. Note that Jon has now moved from temporary housing into a new house and it getting settled in and should be back to help tackle development in the near future.

From Cindy: “avoid having the legend on top of the map and thus […]

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Jonathan’s house burned a few days ago, it’s not a total structural loss but he is not sure how they will get the burnt plastic smell out of the walls.
Despite the way it is written up in the paper ( Columbia Missourian ) Jon thinks he put out the candles and also mentioned some strange circumstances such […]

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Jon added a pop-up on each pushpin that gives more information about the visitor at that Pushpin. The information includes City, State, Time, and exact Latitude / Longitude.
 I think Jon did not include IP address so as not to give away any “personal” information about the visitors.
 

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Jon - our programmer extraordinaire - has changed the code so that it is using Microsoft’s built-in Virtual Earth IP / Wifi Lookup to determine the latitude longitude and it will now fall back and use http://api.hostip.info only when it does not find the lat/lon from Virtual Earth.
For more information about Virtual Earth features and to download an […]

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What is this? When MapVisitors does not detect a referrer, it will default to showing visitors to MapVisitors, and not some other web site. This will happen when a visit is made directly to mapvisitors instead of clicking from another web site. It may also happen because of certain firewall settings.

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MapVisitors is a tool to graphically show on a detailed world map where your web site visitors are coming from. We are using Microsoft’s Virtual Earth service which is the same thing Microsoft uses to power http://local.live.com
MapVisitors was originally set up and hosted by MP2K Magazine (see announcement) but the server hosting the application was being overwhelmed by too […]

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