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#1 Offline dspdrew - Posted December 1 2015 - 2:50 PM

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I added a member map, but a problem with the forum software is not allowing it to show up in the header. So for now, if anyone wants to view it and add their location, you can do so by going here (http://www.formicult....php/membermap/).


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#2 Offline Gregory2455 - Posted December 1 2015 - 5:45 PM

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This is a great idea.



#3 Offline dspdrew - Posted December 1 2015 - 8:21 PM

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I fixed the permissions so if anyone wants to add themselves to the map, they can now.



#4 Offline weetbix - Posted December 1 2015 - 8:58 PM

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That's nifty, great work!


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#5 Offline XUHENG - Posted December 1 2015 - 9:40 PM

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nice



#6 Offline Mannomorth - Posted December 2 2015 - 3:36 AM

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Really nice drew!



#7 Offline ferhat - Posted December 2 2015 - 5:41 AM

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Good idea (y)



#8 Offline dspdrew - Posted December 9 2015 - 6:52 AM

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Well it looks like the problem with this probably won't be fixed, because Invision Power support sucks. They're too lazy to be of any real use.

 

I went ahead and applied a temporary fix to it myself.



#9 Offline dspdrew - Posted December 9 2015 - 7:33 AM

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Actually, while applying this temporary fix, I noticed this was all because of a plugin I installed a long time ago and forgot about. The plugin was, and is still doing exactly what it's supposed to do. It's absolutely unbelievable that Invision Power "support" couldn't have figured this out. Pathetic...



#10 Offline Foogoo - Posted December 9 2015 - 12:33 PM

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Looks like ants don't exist in the Midwest. Or nobody cares to keep them.  :D


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#11 Offline Roachant - Posted December 18 2015 - 4:45 PM

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Same with the northeast. I'm all alone out here :(
Good job with the map Drew!

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#12 Offline dspdrew - Posted December 18 2015 - 4:58 PM

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Same with the northeast. I'm all alone out here :(
Good job with the map Drew!

 

Hah! Ever been on the Yuku forum, or the THA Facebook group? It's probably 90 percent Northeastern United States.



#13 Offline Mdrogun - Posted December 19 2015 - 11:05 AM

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Same with the northeast. I'm all alone out here :(
Good job with the map Drew!

I'm kind of close to you. Much closer than drew.


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#14 Offline Roachant - Posted January 4 2016 - 5:48 PM

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Same with the northeast. I'm all alone out here :(
Good job with the map Drew!

 
Hah! Ever been on the Yuku forum, or the THA Facebook group? It's probably 90 percent Northeastern United States.

Hmm didn't know that. Good thing I'm here then, too many nor'easters over there ;) .

#15 Offline klawfran3 - Posted January 29 2016 - 2:18 PM

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Looks like ants don't exist in the Midwest. Or nobody cares to keep them.  :D

Lol, I'm moving there soon to Wyoming!


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#16 Offline drtrmiller - Posted January 29 2016 - 3:40 PM

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Lol, I'm moving there soon to Wyoming!


Fun fact: At over 22%—or more than 1 in 5 workers—Wyoming has the greatest percentage of public employees of any U.S. state. That's the extent of my knowledge.

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#17 Offline klawfran3 - Posted January 29 2016 - 7:48 PM

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Lol, I'm moving there soon to Wyoming!


Fun fact: At over 22%—or more than 1 in 5 workers—Wyoming has the greatest percentage of public employees of any U.S. state. That's the extent of my knowledge.

 

It also has most of Yellowstone in its borders, it was the first state to give women the right to vote (I believe), and its state sport is the rodeo. And according to that map I will apparently be the only ant keeper for hundreds of miles in any direction :lol:


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#18 Offline gcsnelling - Posted July 4 2016 - 12:19 PM

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Looks like ants don't exist in the Midwest. Or nobody cares to keep them.  :D

The ants there are just super boring.



#19 Offline Batspiderfish - Posted July 4 2016 - 12:58 PM

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Looks like ants don't exist in the Midwest. Or nobody cares to keep them.  :D

The ants there are just super boring.

 

 

There are over one hundred species of ant in the Midwest.  :thinking:


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#20 Offline XZero38 - Posted July 6 2016 - 9:40 AM

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Lol, I'm moving there soon to Wyoming!


Fun fact: At over 22%—or more than 1 in 5 workers—Wyoming has the greatest percentage of public employees of any U.S. state. That's the extent of my knowledge.

 

It also has most of Yellowstone in its borders, it was the first state to give women the right to vote (I believe), and its state sport is the rodeo. And according to that map I will apparently be the only ant keeper for hundreds of miles in any direction :lol:

 

If it makes you feel any better as far as i know there are only two ant keepers in colorado. At least on this site from what I've seen






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