Thank You everyone for the help, especially to Marcelo for noticing
the mistake (shame on me!).
On 22 Dic, 21:58, John Coryat cor...@gmail.com wrote:
Marcelo,
Good catch...
-John
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Thank you so much Barry, it works now ! ! !
On Dec 23, 1:51 am, Barry Hunter barrybhun...@gmail.com wrote:
I would think you use
script type=text/javascript src=http://www.google.com/jsapi;/script
...
google.load(maps, 3.6, { language: ja,
other_params:sensor=falsekey={CONSOLE_API_KEY}
http://code.google.com/intl/fr-FR/apis/maps/articles/phpsqlinfo_v3.html
(The google tutorial, From Info Windows to a Database: Saving User-
Added Form Data)
We use _GET in the above example. It isn't dangerous because no one
ever sees the URL ? There is no chance of a robot adding stuff by
We use _GET in the above example. It isn't dangerous because no one
ever sees the URL ?
Anyone can see your url
There is no chance of a robot adding stuff by
accident ?
Or worse, by malicious design. The maps example shows you to
implement something from a maps viewpoint ; it's just an
Via the API console https://code.google.com/apis/console
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Thanks Rossko. I'll switch to _POST.
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On Dec 23, 6:12 am, DaveGivesPHPaShot tolman.da...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Rossko. I'll switch to _POST.
Robots can do POST as well. :-)
The security is determined by how your server script treats the
variables received, not by the method used. But that's not a topic for
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Hi Marcelo,
Contrary to you I hope they do add this feature, and Google has no
need to bloat the code as they have already started using libraries
that can be loaded on request, so if you don't need the code, you
don't load it.
MymsMan question is non trivial and has it's applications in some
Hi,
Ok so what i have is a map with 1000+ markers and some polylines.
When the mouse goes over a marker i need to show a label containing several
links(a/a).
I currently have it sort of working.
In the marker mouseover handler i show a label which is a OverlayView.
In the marker mouseout
I would like some clarification as to why this KML file won't load for
me when I try to laod it using KmlLayer:
This is the example for a ground overlay in the documentation, and
even after removing things such as refresh interval and viewBound
scale, which I see listed as unsupported, it fails
Thanks for the great links, I have set up my table and am ready to
start collating a list of longitude and latitudes in csv format to
import.
Next question, I have 500+ UK postcodes in an excel spreadsheet, how
can I convert these UK post codes in to longitude and latitudes, I
have seen a link
I am fairly new to api maps. I have created one a long time ago but I
am trying to upgrade to v3 and to use a xml file to automatically add
the flags. I have 5 different files, each centered at a different
location, that have the same identical locations. It is a pain to
updae each file when I
Unfortunately you can't easily.
You may wish to Star this issue
http://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/detail?id=1800
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Look at the Geocoder in the documentation however you won't be able to
convert 1500 postcodes at once since there are usage limits imposed
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So that case I need to disable all default bus
station, train station markers that google maps by default rends while
zooming in.
I think you should look into map styling.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/styling.html
Beware that your quota for styled maps is lower
I have raised feature request 3824
http://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/detail?id=3824 including a
link to this thread
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Anybody have an idea how I can achieve this?
Sure, write some code to do it that way. It's a basic programming
question, not a maps question.
Without studying too closely, you have an outer loop in your JSON
parser that scans all the arrays. And an inner loop that scans all
the elements in an
So the solution would be somehow to
detect the nearest road once, somehow find the two extremity of the
nearest straight length of that road and stick to it until an other
road get nearer and do again a getdirection.
Bear in mind that what you're asking for is please change my GPS
track data
On Dec 23, 12:57 pm, Geoffery Zheng gzhen...@gmail.com wrote:
I would like some clarification as to why this KML file won't load for
me when I try to laod it using KmlLayer:
This is the example for a ground overlay in the documentation, and
even after removing things such as refresh interval
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