Wikipedia:Imagemap Bug

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This is used to demonstrate a bug in the <imagemap> feature. If there are more than 19 entries (polygons, rectangles, circles), the page will not render, meaning it cannot be previewed nor can it be saved.

To show this bug, open this page for editing and change any of the #poly entries in the <imagemap> section, then click on 'show preview'. The page not only doesn't render the preview, the page never generates at all; it is a completely blank page. This behavior occurs in Netscape 7.2, Firefox 1.5.0.10 AND Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180, and is consistently repeatable in all browsers.

This page was originally at Area code 760.

Please do not delete this page without contacting me as it is being used for a reference demonstration on Bugzilla, Bug 9295. Paul Robinson (Rfc1394) 06:51, 15 March 2007 (UTC)

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Area code 916 Area code 909 Area code 951 Area code 858 Area code 619 Area code 707 Area code 916 Area code 530 Area code 775 Area code 702 Area code 541 Area code 818 Area code 626 Area code 760 Area code 562 Area code 909 Area code 951 Area code 714 Area code 949

Map of California area codes in blue (and border states) with 760 in redAbout this image

North American area code 760 is a California telephone area code which encompasses much of the eastern portion of the state, as well as a great deal of Southern California. The area code includes Imperial, Inyo, and Mono Counties, as well as portions of San Diego, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Kern Counties. Proposals of a new telephone area code 442 for North San Diego county remains on hold before the go ahead by the California Public Utilities Commission.

The map to the right is clickable; click on any U.S. area code to go to the page for that code.

[edit] History

760 was created March 22, 1997 out of what were then parts of the area codes 714 and 619. In less than two years, however, the North American Numbering Plan Administration stated that the area code was running out of telephone numbers, and proposed two possibilities for remedying the situation: a geographic area code split, or an area code overlay. However, the public was dissatisfied with these possibilities, so the state instead examined the possibility of conserving telephone numbers, a great deal of which are currently held but unused by various companies within the area code. A proposed split as of October 2000 was postponed. Hearings have been held in February 2007 2007 to revive this split proposal.

The association responsible for giving out area codes and phone numbers proposes either dividing the 760 area code into two areas – one that would keep the 760 and one would be assigned a new code, 442. The study also suggest that they could impose an “overlay” in which new customers would be given the 442 area code.

[edit] Manual service

The number detail on a coin telephone at Toll Station Death Valley Junction #2 circa late 1970s. The area was inside Area code 619 at the time.
The number detail on a coin telephone at Toll Station Death Valley Junction #2 circa late 1970s. The area was inside Area code 619 at the time.

Areas within this area code which had manual service in history include:

[edit] Kelso

In the 1940s, Kelso, a Union Pacific Railroad town, had manual service. There was a single telephone in the community located at the railroad depot. Manual service in the area was on a party line and utilized ringing patterns. Kelso's ring was 1 long and 2 short according to oral history related by a 1940s resident.

[edit] Rate centers

Rate centers located in area code 760: Baker, Barstow, Barstow Yermo DA, Benton, Big Pine, Bishop, Blythe, Boron, Borrego, Brawley, Bridgeport, Calexico, California City, California Village, Calipatria, Cima, Crowley Lake, Death Valley, Desert Center, Desert Hot Springs, Eagle Mountain, Earp: Earp DA, Earp: Lost Lake DA, El Centro, El Mirage, Encinitas, Escondido, Fallbrook, Fort Irwin, Havasu Lake, Holtville, Homestead Valley, Imperial, Independence, Indio, Inyokern, Joshua Tree, Julian, June Lake, Kernville, Lake Isabella, Lee Vining, Lenwood, Lone Pine, Lucerne Valley, Mammoth Lakes, Morongo Valley, Mountain Pass, Needles, Newberry, Oceanside: Carlsbad DA, Oceanside: Oceanside DA, Oceanside: Pendleton DA, Ocotillo, Olancha, Palm Desert, Palm Springs, Palo Verde, Parker Dam, Pauma Valley, Pine Creek, Pinyon, Ramona, Randsburg, Ridgecrest, Salton, San Diego: San Diego DA, San Marcos, Shoshone, Summit Valley, Trona, Twentynine Palms, Valley Center, Victorville, Victorville Adelanto, Victorville Apple Valley, Victorville Hesperia, Vista, Warner Springs, Weldon, Winterhaven, Wrightwood, Wrightwood Phelan, Yucca Valley, 760 NPA DA 

[edit] Sources

  • Report on the 760 Area Code by the California Public Utilities Commission, Telecommunications Division (warning: this link leads to a large PDF file)

[edit] See also