Closed evergreenbear closed 3 years ago
Update: It's not just the GTFS file itself, trying it with other ones gives the same result. Will try it with a different transit operator. Edit: It does the same thing for Transfort's. As such, I think it's an issue with how it's being converted to HTML?
Try adding a timetables.txt and timetable_pages.txt files to the GTFS to control exactly which routes and days of the week timetables get generated for and to group them by route onto a single page. This will reduce the number of timetables being shown on the overview page to a reasonable number.
https://gtfstohtml.com/docs/timetables https://gtfstohtml.com/docs/timetable-pages
Try adding a timetables.txt and timetable_pages.txt files to the GTFS to control exactly which routes and days of the week timetables get generated for and to group them by route onto a single page. This will reduce the number of timetables being shown on the overview page to a reasonable number.
https://gtfstohtml.com/docs/timetables https://gtfstohtml.com/docs/timetable-pages
This will take a very long time given the number of routes, I'll let you know what happens.
Here is an example GTFS with timetables.txt and timetable_pages.txt added for reference: https://github.com/marintransit/marintransit-gtfs
It takes some work to configure, but it shouldn't change much going forward except if routes are added or removed.
@EnokiPPT , to verify, @brendannee is correct. For the best result, it is worth the time to create the extra timetables.txt files.
Hello, After figuring out the map I uploaded the HTML to https://rtd-archives.ga but it freezes my browser for a solid few minutes before working. All of the routes are also listed 12 times, and I think fixing the latter could help fix the former?