One way to start solving this would be to read and follow the posting
guidelines, plus a read of the FAQ might just well solve this
problem.
Chances are you have your setCenter too far down in your code, but
that's only a WAG.
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This example uses a GTileLayer instead of a map type, but the results
are the same...
http://www.usnaviguide.com/ws-2008-02/demotilecookies-tilelayer.htm
Only works at zoom level 9.
This effect could be powered by a normal AJAX method instead of the
"exotic" cookie method with equal results. Th
Hi,
I have developed an application which is using Google map
api.Everything is working fine,but in status bar of browser it shows
a javascript error icon showing a message."GControl undefined".How can
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Thanks. That's what I was looking for.
The example adds another maptype with 2 layers- 1) county imagery and
on top of that, "on the fly" markers. How can I replace the county
imagery with Google's G_NORMAL_MAP imagery? If this was an overlay, I
would have had removed the first layer and j
Hey folks-
We just pushed v2.127d as v2.x, and v2.126d as v2. Unfortunately, we
don't have the version aliasing setup with the new lettering release
system, so developers need to explicit request 2.127d/2.126d (if they
are explicitly requesting those versions).
The one feature request fulfilled
maps.huge.info [Maps API Guru] wrote:
> Since you've already made some maps and presumably, have used this
> forum in one way or another, you must have read the posting
> guidelines. Without a link, it is just guesswork as to what your issue
> is.
>
> Please re-read and follow the guidelines to ob
You got it. Coordinate information is required to plot anything on a
Google API based map. Think about it though, how else could a location
on earth be plotted if there is no coordinate to do this? Addresses
are too vague, coordinates are exact.
There are tools in the API (geocoder) that do this
o.k I did that. All what I found is that it gives the option to find the
latitude and longitude of a given U.S address.
So, basically the only way to use Goolge Maps API is to have the latitude
and longitude of a location.
without it it won't work
is that true ?
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 9:26
One possible method you can use to cover an unlimited number of points
and use a server side clustering system is to create a tile set that
contains your points and use a simulated marker system. This can
eliminate the worst part of marker usage, the dreaded "Script slow"
message.
Please see this
100,000 points is way too many to be handling it with the simplistic
Marker Manager. You'll need to create one that handles your specific
application yourself.
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Hi,
I have to display about 100,000 items (and increasing) on a map. I am
using Marker Manager to combine the markers on different zoom levels
and also feeding the data in from an external XML file.
Do I have to load all the 100,000 items in the XML at the time of the
load of the map or can I ma
I'll give you a hint:
"Google is your friend."
Please try searching for the answer.
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I am not sure what you mean with "geocode"? Can you explain in more details
thanks
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 7:07 PM, maps.huge.info [Maps API Guru] <
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> In order to place any sort of information on a Google API based map,
> you'll need to "geocode" whatever addresses you
In Firefox, something weird happens to your "j" variable when your do
this:
for (var j in layer["places"]) {
Try displaying the value of j. you'll find that it doesn't have a value
that's suitable for using like this:
layer["places"][j]
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Ok, but I searched on this behavior and didn't turn up anything, so
the question remains:
Is this a bug?
On Sep 7, 5:11 pm, "warden [Andrew Leach - Maps API Guru]"
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> On Sep 7, 11:04 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > What's the difference bet
Okay... so I constructed some KMLs a few weeks ago that included
LinearRings with inner and outer boundaries. They used to work
perfectly when I placed them in Google Maps. Now, however, they fill
the innerBoundary at high zoom levels, fill the area between the outer
and inner boundaries at low
Thanks a lot Mike.
On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 1:09 PM, Mike Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Yes. See .getPOV() in the documentation
>
> http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/reference.html#GStreetview
> Panorama
>
> You could also listen for "yawchanged", "pitchchanged", "zoomchanged
Yes. See .getPOV() in the documentation
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/reference.html#GStreetview
Panorama
You could also listen for "yawchanged", "pitchchanged", "zoomchanged"
and "initialized" events, which tell you when something has changed and
call .getPOV() to immediately
I suggest you add your star to issue 235
http://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/detail?id=235
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But... then all that code would be included with the API for a very
infrequently used (this is the first time I've seen this request)
function. Better for the developer who needs such a thing to develop
it for themselves and spare the rest of us the pain of loading it
every time the API is called.
Try changing
if(pt){ ew.openOnMap(pt,input_html)};
to
if(pt){ setTimeout("ew.openOnMap(pt,input_html)",1) };
so that the destruction of the link in the old window occurs after the
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If you read the FAQ, you'd see that the two mapping systems
(maps.google.com and the Google Maps API) use different data
providers, that would make a difference in how routing is performed.
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Pamela stated that as long as the map is hosted on a public web server
which could be visited with a non-iphone browser, it should be fine.
Does this still hold true if I want to sell the iphone application?
Or must I provide it for free? Any thoughts?
Thanks, Scott
On Sep 1, 10:27 pm, Andy <[E
Mike Williams wrote:
> Wasn't it phpWalter who wrote:
>
>> Yea, I was afraid of that.
>>
>> It does seem such a waste of processing to have to cycle through an
>> array every time I want to show/hide a set of markers.
>>
>> I would think the Google API would allow me to define a set of markers
Ive just begun to add directions to my map. When I compare the route
the my map has vs. the route that google maps produces they are
different.
I read in other posts about GDirectionsOptions and Ive seen examples
for travelMode, avoidHighways and locale. Are these the only
options(besides the to/
Hi,
This is probably child's play for some of you guys, so please be
patient with me.
I'm trying to develop a Google Map for my travel site. Generally, not
a problem:
http://www.aresthetics.ch/trav/googlemaps.cfm
But obviously that map is too cluttered and I'm trying to use the
Clustering exam
Alphabetised again.
Click on
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Maps-API/web/resources-non-google-geocoders
- or copy & paste it into your browser's address bar if that doesn't
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Wasn't it phpWalter who wrote:
>
>Yea, I was afraid of that.
>
>It does seem such a waste of processing to have to cycle through an
>array every time I want to show/hide a set of markers.
>
>I would think the Google API would allow me to define a set of markers
>as a "group" and allow me to show/h
The reason for the cycling method is simple. If the API had a method
for every possible scenario, it would be 10 gig in size and impossible
to load. We are left with the ability to manage it any way we want. If
you want a group of markers to show/hide, then you do it. If it was
done inside the API
You could use a "mouseover" event:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/reference.html#GMarker
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>I would be interested to know whether it is possible to show google maps
API
>without latitude and longitude information.
A short answer is no.
Ralph
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Since you've already made some maps and presumably, have used this
forum in one way or another, you must have read the posting
guidelines. Without a link, it is just guesswork as to what your issue
is.
Please re-read and follow the guidelines to obtain a useful reply to
your question. It's not as
I have been setting up Google maps on a series of websites and on most
of them the maps work perfectly. On 4 of them when I type in the URL
for some reason I get the message "The Google Maps API key used on
this web site was registered for a different web site. You can
generate a new key for this
In order to place any sort of information on a Google API based map,
you'll need to "geocode" whatever addresses you have. Please see the
FAQ for this site and the documentation to figure out how to do that.
You can also search the archives of this site for more information
regarding that topic.
hi,
I am successfully able to show google maps on my site but I would be
interested to know whether it is possible to show google maps API
without latitude and longitude information.
All what I have is the address of the location. I have the city, state
and street name.
My question is. Is this
Yea, I was afraid of that.
It does seem such a waste of processing to have to cycle through an
array every time I want to show/hide a set of markers.
I would think the Google API would allow me to define a set of markers
as a "group" and allow me to show/hide markers based upon that
"grouping".
Have a look at this demo:
http://www.usnaviguide.com/ws-2008-02/demotilecookies.htm
It triggers an "event" based on the position of the mouse via the
marker's pixel position and tile number.
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Hi,
I would like to programmatically trigger a click event on my map that
would fire an event when over a marker. Basically reproduce what
happens when you actually click with your mouse over a marker, but
just based on the pixel position in the div.
Or maybe if I could figure out if a given pos
Since he's looking at DGPS, it must be WGS84, so the data he's
comparing it to is already converted, or I assume so by the
description.
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> Thanks for that the point data is accurate , it is from a DPGS and it
> overlays OS data perfectly..
Another thought from that clue ; OS use a different datum to WGS84,
OSGB36 or something, which needs to be taken into account in any
conversion routines. I'm sure it is already but you never kn
>i would like to ask how to integrate google maps on windows form
>application?
You will have to be more explicit in your question?
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Street maps in particular are works of art, not accurate surveys.
London looks nothing like the A-Z map in reality, the map is tweaked
and distorted to make it more readily legible to the user ; making
room for street names, making relative positions more obvious than a
true scale representation,
You're definitely going to have to be more specific than that.
I suggest reading the posting guidelines and the FAQ as well. See the
"home" area of this forum (link to the right) for these pages.
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hi
i would like to ask how to integrate google maps on windows form
application?
thanks
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On Sep 7, 7:47 pm, Rossko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> This may not be a comfort to people looking for the potty :)
>
> cheers, Ross K
Good point...
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> The accuracy will improve over time,
> so I'm happy to wait.
This may not be a comfort to people looking for the potty :)
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Hi all,
We have a product locator application that need the PoV values to be
exact. Seeing that we can't rely on the GeoCoder to return proper
values every time (seeing the addresses can lack enough information).
To overcome this we have decided to build a management application to
maintain our
Ok, well, that pretty much seals it up. :P
Thanks for the information, guys. I sincerely appreciate it. My site
works, so I'm happy about that. The accuracy will improve over time,
so I'm happy to wait.
Regards,
Kevin Cornett
On Sep 7, 6:58 pm, Ralph Ames <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >A
Wasn't it Csaba Gabor who wrote:
>At the top left of the map itself there's a blue chevron (a
>doubled 'less than' sign) to show more map horizontally by
>supressing the text on the left. Is there a parameter to
>encode for that so that I get the expanded view straight
>off the bat?
No such para
Simplification:
[...]
> function apply( object, method )
> { return function()
>{ return method.apply( object, arguments );
> } }
[...]
>return apply( object, method );
[...]
The apply() / methodCallback() magic is a part of the API,
google.maps.Event.callback() has the same effect.
>Anyway, I'm still open to opinions, though I do appreciate yours..
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/faq.html#geocoder_differences
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On Sep 7, 3:53 pm, kevincornett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, thank you and I appreciate your help. I will remove the
> address ;).
>
> So, does google itself use a different method to geocode?
Yes. See the FAQ:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/faq.html#geocoder_differences
> Because,
One of the FAQ's addresses that. Yes, the API based map uses a
different map provider than the maps.google.com one. Something to do
with contractual obligations.
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Well, thank you and I appreciate your help. I will remove the
address ;).
So, does google itself use a different method to geocode? Because,
every one that I search for on their site is always right on the
money, but none of mine have been so far. It just seems odd.
Anyway, I'm still open to
I put a test on for a known address and it works fine. The problem may
be in the geocoding itself, not in how you're storing and recalling
the addresses.
Geocoding is more art than science, so having a lot of potential
errors is just common. What you might want to do is something similar
to this:
Alright, read the posting guidelines. I guess i was just really eager
to find a solution. My apologies.
My site is http://www.pottysurfing.com. There is a submission link
and a map link.
Here is the code for the submit.php file:
http://maps.google.com/maps/geo?q=$mapaddress&output=xml&key=
$
If every location is off, then obviously you have a problem, what it
is though can't possibly be determined from the information supplied.
Please read and follow the posting guidelines, they are there for a
good reason and this is a perfect case. Also, you might want to read
the FAQ, which may an
Hey,
I'm new at this google maps thing, but i have a working setup on my
website. What i have done is taken to heart the whole tutorial on
setting up a mySQL database, and using PHP to create a store locator
that will display data in the database on the google map, based on the
city searched for
The map data from the providers is also subject to error, especially
curves of streets, estimated positions and many other things. If your
data is that accurate, then most likely the error is in the map
itself. These errors are being corrected as time progresses.
Eventually, the entire world will
Routing functions like this aren't available via http request, they
are only available in the Javascript API.
Hopefully, this will at some point change.
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Hi,
I am trying to do several things with google maps via PHP.
I have managed to request lat and long via a URL call and work with
the results in PHP.
Now I would like to get a distance between 2 adresses and use it in
PHP. Is there a way to call the maps API via a URL call and receive
the dist
On Sep 7, 11:04 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> What's the difference between visibility=hidden and display=none ?
Don't forget that, as well as Groups like this, Google has rather a
good search engine...
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=What%27s+the+difference+betwe
thanks guys.
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John,
Thanks for that the point data is accurate , it is from a DPGS and it
overlays OS data perfectly..so it look like the error is elsewhere..I
will continue the hunt :)
Thanks,
MM
On Sep 7, 8:49 pm, "maps.huge.info [Maps API Guru]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> It's not anything to do with p
Thanks, that seems to work, although I don't understand why...
Is this just a workaround for some bug, or what?
What's the difference between visibility=hidden and display=none ?
On Sep 7, 3:40 pm, Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you tried using:
>
> box.style.display = "none";
>
> in
On Sep 7, 1:58 pm, spheroid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks, it was definitely the ELabel item!
>
> Now if I can just get it so when I draw a polygon and I click the
> endpoint, it will prompt me to click a point on the map, then what I
> want it to be called, so I can dynamically place the la
The airplane cannot fly over every point on the ground. The angle may
vary. The absolute altitude may vary. The relative distance to the
ground may vary. It is strictly an approximation. It is particularly
evident if you look at several providers' aerial imagery side by side
(Virtual Earth /
hi there,
i'm trying to use the EWindow extension from Mike's tutorials. i try
to open an info window on the map, with an html link within, but when
i try to click the link, it behaves like a click on the map. e.g. it
opens the info window again at this position, and ignores the link.
seems to me
Is J2MEMap any use to you?
http://j2memap.8motions.com/
Martin.
On 6 Sep, 14:36, Berend <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I’m programming(in JAVA) an application for amobiledevice. I want to
> use Google Maps (that is installed on the device) in my program. Is
> this possible? I
Thanks, it was definitely the ELabel item!
Now if I can just get it so when I draw a polygon and I click the
endpoint, it will prompt me to click a point on the map, then what I
want it to be called, so I can dynamically place the label (and maybe
move it later by clicking, dropping?)
On Sep 6,
What do you attribute the error to then, it's certainly not on
purpous, although from what I understand, the China maps are
obfuscated to some degree to keep people from targeting their
important installations with spam or something.
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Have you tried using:
box.style.display = "none";
instead of
box.style.visibility = "hidden";
And
box.style.display="";
instead of
box.style.visibility = "visible";
Martin.
On 7 Sep, 21:18, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here:
>
> http://lakecountycycling.com/test/
>
> o
Here:
http://lakecountycycling.com/test/
or more directly:
http://lakecountycycling.com/test/map.html
1. Click "Options" (the options box appears)
2. Uncheck "Show Legend"
3. Check "Show Forest Preserves" (some green markers should appear)
4. Click "Options" again to close the options box
5. N
>
> But is this a general, overall error in the maps, or is it cumulative
> error?
It's a differnce between the satellite and normal maps at the time I
created those tiles, which is about 2 years ago.
I don't believe its cumulative because I spotted differences in one
direction at some spots, and
ajax wrote:
> thanks ! sorry to put issues out of scopus from this
> Forum . Only some more...
> I correct the PHP errorsand the pagebrowse the
> map on the
> right place however not polyline. Would be that PHP or
> Javascript error ?
> http://djal
What exactly do you want to do?
Do you want a blank map with no data?
Do you want boundaries only of some country, state or municipality?
You'll have to be a bit more specific.
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I could not find any option for hiding default google data in the map.
I need a complete naked map without any google default data like
railway station, national park, city name etc.. Am I missing something
in API doc?
Thanks a lot in advance
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> > Has anyone experienced this before?
>
> Yes.http://maps.forum.nu/bakersfield/
> Notice the buttons at the top right and the note below them.
>
But is this a general, overall error in the maps, or is it cumulative
error? As for your custom layers, what's the source of the data? Is it
in NAD8
> request = 'http://ws.geonames.org/findNearByWeatherJSON?lat='+point.y
> +'&lng='+point.x+'&callback=getLocation';
Well, that's a nice string variable; but you don't do anything with
it.
You need to do something else to make your script go off and fetch the
data from that URL, a substitute for G
thanks ! sorry to put issues out of scopus from this
Forum . Only some more...
I correct the PHP errorsand the pagebrowse the
map on the
right place however not polyline. Would be that PHP or
Javascript error ?
http://djalmabina.100webspace.net/g
Alright, things are moving on :)
> echo "var polyline = new GPolyline([";
Yup, good.
> echo "new GLatLng(' . $row["lat"] . ',' . $row["lng"] . ')]";
Ahh, problem. The quotes " want to pair up, so the echo will become
echo "new GLatLng(' . $row[" lat.
The echo won
On Sep 7, 9:43 pm, MorningMapper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Has anyone experienced this before?
>
Yes.
http://maps.forum.nu/bakersfield/
Notice the buttons at the top right and the note below them.
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It's not anything to do with precision of WGS84, but of cumulative
error of the various systems. No measured point with anything but a
DGPS will be closer tan 12 feet, so you start out with a 3 meter
error, most likely a lot more. Then there are errors in the maps
themselves, translating it into a
Hi,
I have a bunch of positions, building points, projected in WGS84
which I'm sure are correct. Whenever I plot them in Google Maps they
are always a a few metres away from the actual position. For example
the points are across the street
Has anyone experienced this before?
Thanks in advance
> Yes, I agree with you however I took this project as
> training of PHP development applications.
Okay, that's fine and good luck with it. You are going to have to
learn how to debug your own applications, and where to look to get
help and understanding for PHP coding. This gr
As Marcelo noted, that's a bit outside this group's subject matter,
but you might direct that to this group:
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Maps?lnk=
Seems like there should be a parameter for that function as well... if
you find it, please modify the mapki to reflect that parameter so
ot
I think that the browser must be listing the points,
right ?
I could not watch this bug yet , looking :
echo "var polyline = new GPolyline([";
echo "new GLatLng(' . $row["lat"] . ',' . $row["lng"] . ')]";
echo ",'#ff',5,8);\n";
echo "map.addOverlay(polyline);\n";
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On Sep 7, 4:56 pm, rona <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ok i am start using JSON
>
> function importMarkers8(){
> var point = marker.getPoint();
> request = 'http://ws.geonames.org/findNearByWeatherJSON?lat='+point.y
> +'&lng='+point.x+'&callback=getLocation';
>
> }
>
> function getLoc
Ajax,
Nobody is trying to be difficult with you, it's just that you have
such a minor error in your code that telling you what it is would be
damaging to you learning how to code. Please also note as Marcelo
pointed out, this isn't a php forum but one for Javascript and the
Maps API. You'll have
> The "view source" display several times this line :
> var polyline = new GPolyline([new GLatLng(" . $row["lat"] . "," .
> $row["lng"] . ")],\"#ff\",5,8);\nmap.addOverlay(polyline);
Go off and find a PHP tutorial.
Figure out what is different about
echo " text $variable " ;
comp
> What is the driver supposed to do if you have an address on the left
> hand side of a one way street? :-)
>
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On Sep 7, 8:58 pm, ajax <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks, Marcelo.
> The "view source" display several times this line :
> var polyline = new GPolyline([new GLatLng(" . $row["lat"] . "," .
> $row["lng"] . ")],\"#ff\",5,8);\nmap.addOverlay(polyline);
I know! :-)
And you know whi
The Driving Directions do know the difference between odd and even
numbers, and different sides of the road:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&saddr=1200+w+randolph+st,chicago&daddr=1301+w+randolph+st,chicago&hl=en&geocode=&mra=ls&sll=41.884175,-87.657815&sspn=0.001422,0.002736&ie=UTF8&z=18
Still, o
Thanks, Marcelo.
The "view source" display several times this line :
var polyline = new GPolyline([new GLatLng(" . $row["lat"] . "," .
$row["lng"] . ")],\"#ff\",5,8);\nmap.addOverlay(polyline);
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You received this message because
On Sep 7, 8:44 pm, ajax <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> echo "var polyline = new GPolyline([";
> echo 'new GLatLng(" . $row["lat"] . "," . $row["lng"] . ")';
> echo '],\"#ff\",5,8);\n';
> echo "map.addOverlay(polyline);\n\n";}
>
Don't try to debug it by looking at the PHP. Use "View sou
I have this Google Maps app with polylines and PHP +
MySql
http://djalmabina.100webspace.net/googleMaps78/track.php
however the javascript Debbugger in Mozilla shows this error
in my page and not display the map with route wanted :
1 ERROR : missing ) after argument
> Excellent aerial imagery does exist (Virtual Earth & AOL - same source
> different filters) for your area
>
> http://www.polyarc.us/stitcher/?call=holly%20springs%20ms&pair=VE%20a...
>
> To check out other areas, use "Explore" menu.
>
> Apparently legal and/or ecomonic obstacles exist.
I only u
On Sep 7, 10:56 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> On Sep 7, 7:17 am, Greg Corradini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> Hello,
> > I've noticed that there is no openInfoWindow method for GPolylines.
> > How does one get html nicely into an info window associated with a
> > GPolyline or
I do recall that someone did a map with "side of the road"
calculations on it, but not sure if that would help as you'll still
have the route optimization issues to deal with. Try searching this
forum for those terms and see if that is useful.
-John Coryat
http://maps.huge.info
http://www.usnav
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