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.

not.

There is a way to have javascript give us some indication if the clients
browser has access to the greater internet or not. This would allow the
map webpage to either pull it's local resources or to use resources from
the internet.
For 1 you can get better Map layers if the client has internet access,
and why pull data over the mesh if we do not have to?

There is now a new file: "custom.inc" that can allow the user to make
site specific overrides, keep sql passwords out of the main ini file,
etc...
This is completely optional and not required. The file may even be
safely deleted if wanted.

Also some typo fixing in the README file.

Removed user-edited files so they do not get overwritten when updating
the scripts.
The user-edited files are now contained in the user-file.tar.gz archive.
Once decompressed they will not be effected by future "git pull"
operations.

Made changes to how the scripts find the included files, the whole thing
can now just live in one directory, allowing for easier future updates.

Added http-meshmap.conf file to plug in to apache configs. This allows
the <WEBROOT>/meshmap directory to live virtually anywhere on the
filesystem.

Updated README file to reflect these new instructions.