Hi John,
After trying it in Chrome, I don't see an error. And that is exactly
what I am looking for!
Thanks,
JP
On 24 Jun., 06:09, "Maps.Huge.Info (Maps API Guru)"
wrote:
> What JavaScript error do you see? I get none. This is aMapsv3 demo
> app, it should work well with any modern browser.
>
Hi,
someone saw the www.recomandari-imobiliare.ro
I want to do a link exchange, like someone?
2009/6/24 JP
>
> Hi John,
>
> Thanks for your reply. Gonna look into that tomorrow for sure!
>
> In your example you have added a point to the map, and I also get a
> javascript error. I am interested
What JavaScript error do you see? I get none. This is a Maps v3 demo
app, it should work well with any modern browser.
The v3 API doesn't have a tile layer yet but it does have an overlay
method. I wrote the one used in the demo. It handles whole image
overlays so if you can create a single image
Look at the osmdroid code, they use tiles from OpenStreetMap.org
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Hi John,
Thanks for your reply. Gonna look into that tomorrow for sure!
In your example you have added a point to the map, and I also get a
javascript error. I am interested in adding a shape. Kind of like
this:
http://www.weather.com/maps/activity/garden/index_large.html
I was trying to find
You could call a Google API based map that uses a custom tile layer or
other type of overlay as a webkit page directly from an Android
application. The easiest way to do so would be to use a parameter
based positioning method, another words, pass the coordinates of
interest to the map via lat and
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