This will be refined over time and available to all user if enabled,
but for now a quick addition to allow the map to be shown on sbarc.org
again.

Discovered how to remove an annoying behaviour of the "Grouped Layers"
control.
Also fixed a couple other small things so the HTML was proper.

Added 'non-US' 5GHz channel numbers.

Device band was determined by channel, 900MHz and 2.4GHz have some of
the same channel number and the script had a hard time telling which was
which.
This has (hopefully) been fixed now. Since there are only 3 AREDN
compatible 900MHz devices, it was easier to just find those certain
board_id's. This also allowed channel #4 to be added back into the list
for 2.4GHz. (yes it was a hack but mostly worked :) )

Additionally, I've been trying to optimize the map_function.inc file.
A couple of the functions in that file consume 90%+ of the time it takes
to render the webpage. (load_LinkedTO() is a beast!)
On the cloud server this can sometimes completely stall the script(s)
and fail to load the page at all.

Finally finished a rough version of some admin pages that allow for
maintenance of the DB, fixing node locations, removing nodes, etc...
Username/Password is required to use the admin pages.
You must create an intial user/password.
When you first load the admin page it will ask you to create an initial
user.
This initial user is a "super user" and will be able to create other
users.
(more info is on the admin pages themselves)

Fixed a stupid mistake in export2csv.php.

Rearranged the columns in the node_info datebase which make the data
more readable when exported as CSV file.

Removed old DB columns that were now unused.

Changed the *.css-default file(s) to *-default.css so that IE will use
them without complaints.

More than a few other little changes here and there...

There is no longer a user-files.tar.gz file!

The user must remove the "-default" from the file extension, save the
file and then make their own changes. I have seen many other programs
use this and it seems to make sense.
The README has been updated to reflect this change.
Other ideas are appreciated still! :)

With the exception of user-settings.ini, the code will check for the
existance of the non "-default" files and use those instead of the
default ones.
Also if the user does not create a user-settings.ini file of their own
an error will be thrown telling them such.

Fixed the Popup for "total number of link" in the attributon bar.

Some new values were added to the meshmap.css file in order to make it
easier for the user to make customizations to the page if they want.
More of these will probably be added in the future.

please test and let me know.

I will update (and create) and changelog file quite soon.

Enjoy!

Added "ini_set('memory_limit', '128M') to get-map-info and map_display.
If you have a large network, you may need to increase the amount of
memory needed. 128M should be more than enough in most cases, unless you
have a "Mega Mesh" like N2MH does. :)

Added "last_seen" info to the station popups (map_functions.inc)

Also added (hopefully) a catch in get-map-info to find a "stalled" node
polling run.
Sometimes the node polling portion of the script never completes and it
never gets a chance to unset the "currently_running" bit in the
database.
There is now a check so that if the "currently_running" bit is 1 and the
time the script last polled the node is greater than 3 * the
"node_polling_interval" (from the ini file), then the script will just
go out and poll the nodes as normal.
If it completes, it will unset the "currently_running" bit and will
update the timestamp.

These changes have all been suggested by N2MH. Thanks Mark! I finally
got to it!

creation

The array that was fixed for PHP 7.2.3 was not fixed right.
This resulted in missing/inaccurate info in the station pop-ups.

Part of the array was reinitializing when it should not have, since it
was already created at that point.

a pretty simple if (is_array()) { ... }else { ... } fixes it.

added comment to map_functions.inc

load_LinkerTO blows up in php7 due to the array not being created
correctly.
php5 just happily fixed it for us and did not complain.
The issue is somewhat dealt with, Eric is still working on it.

This commit is also a test of the git system.
cheers!