Link
http://code.google.com/p/geoxml/
On Feb 11, 9:55 pm, Garthan wrote:
> Also when adding a feature I now add an entry to the Wiki
> Note - Feature added in response to user request.
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These examples all seem to use the Google widgets. However, I want to
be able to call the search from the server side, and then make changes
to the results. For example, Yahoo's Rest API returns the distance
from the coordinates to the restaurant in miles but I want to change
that to kilometres. I
> But it's doing some clever XML thing - having the map is great, but
> how would I also get the first result somehow parsed into the html of
> the page, too, so I could do my speech file?
If you look at the block of javascript beginning with
var xml = GXml.parse(data);
this is the code that i
> I would like the user to click on the map, extract the coordinates,
> and then be able to search on a given term such as "restaurants"
> within a given radius of the coordinates. You can do this with the
> Yahoo Rest API, but I don't see how to do it with Google. Is it
> possible?
Yes.
This grou
Oops. Forgot to put demo link!
http://www.rgpc.co.uk/tntest/
On Feb 12, 1:13 am, Jonathan wrote:
> Thanks - although in desperation, I kept on searching, until I found a
> Google tutorial.http://code.google.com/apis/maps/articles/phpsqlsearch.html
>
> Type in Banbury or Oxford, and click Search l
Thanks - although in desperation, I kept on searching, until I found a
Google tutorial.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/articles/phpsqlsearch.html
Type in Banbury or Oxford, and click Search locations. That works a
treat.
But it's doing some clever XML thing - having the map is great, but
how wou
I would like the user to click on the map, extract the coordinates,
and then be able to search on a given term such as "restaurants"
within a given radius of the coordinates. You can do this with the
Yahoo Rest API, but I don't see how to do it with Google. Is it
possible?
I have used the Yahoo Re
On Feb 11, 2:03 pm, chris wrote:
> Larry, thanks!
>
> Got my answer from your map... very nice by the way!
>
> Thanks again,
I find a working (or not working, as the case may be) much more useful
than posted code.
You are welcome.
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>
> ~Chris
>
> On Feb 11, 3:45 pm, chris wrote:
>
>
Larry, thanks!
Got my answer from your map... very nice by the way!
Thanks again,
~Chris
On Feb 11, 3:45 pm, chris wrote:
> Thanks Larry
>
> Here is my
> map:http://jis.nashville.gov/portal/page/portal/crimeMaps/davidsonCountyC...
>
> On Feb 11, 3:40 pm, "geocode...@gmail.com"
> wrote:
>
Thanks Larry
Here is my map:
http://jis.nashville.gov/portal/page/portal/crimeMaps/davidsonCountyCrimeMapZip
On Feb 11, 3:40 pm, "geocode...@gmail.com"
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> On Feb 11, 1:33 pm, chris wrote:
>
> > Hi, javascript newbie here
>
> > I'm working with the excellent example
> > here:http
On Feb 11, 1:33 pm, chris wrote:
> Hi, javascript newbie here
>
> I'm working with the excellent example
> here:http://code.google.com/apis/maps/articles/phpsqlgeocode.html
>
> I am building my xml file based on user submitted parameters. I would
> like to show the count of markers returned a
Hi, javascript newbie here
I'm working with the excellent example here:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/articles/phpsqlgeocode.html
I am building my xml file based on user submitted parameters. I would
like to show the count of markers returned as well as "no addresses
for your criteria" if
I set up a page where customers see directions via google maps api
javascript.
after they submit the form I get the the form results e-mailed to my
account.
also with the form I would like to get the directions in my e-mail.
is it possible? and how is that done?
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> Sure. Here's the version that works correctly. It has the
> overlayMessage in it's correct position (over the map) and it id
> displayed until the map and markers are all in place:
No it isn't, this is your code
The maps API will be doing things to its own div which
> Here is the HTML Code for my site and the link to my site
Code dump not needed, the link is much better.
Your HTML is horribly invalid.
It needs to be structured like
stuff - css, scripts etc
more stuff - content
with only one html section, only one head section, only one body
sec
I have tried to get the map to work and I can only get it to work in
Chrome but not Internet explorer or Firefox.
Here is the HTML Code for my site and the link to my site
Link:
http://www.djendespace.webatu.com/webcam.html
Also I have tried to figure out how I can put a bubble that comes off
of
On Feb 10, 1:02 pm, Rossko wrote:
> > Not sure if I'm understanding what you are saying.
>
> I think Larry was commenting that you have written your code to remove the
> 'loading' overlay at body onload time. This is likely to be long before your
> marker data has come back and been rendered.
On Feb 11, 10:12 am, Bee_Man wrote:
> It seems the problem has sorted itself out.
> It may have been related to the other problem I had which was sorted
> (see other thread: Info boxes - too large fro the amount of text).
> So thanks again for your help and suggestions.
>
> Just one other query.
>
On Feb 11, 6:12 pm, Bee_Man wrote:
>
> Just one other query.
> Is it 'normal' that anyone can see my data at
> http://www.urbanbees.co.uk/hivemap/phpsqlajax_genxml3.php.
> Is there a way that I can hide it from general public viewing. (this
> may be outside the scope of this forum but I thought I
It seems the problem has sorted itself out.
It may have been related to the other problem I had which was sorted
(see other thread: Info boxes - too large fro the amount of text).
So thanks again for your help and suggestions.
Just one other query.
Is it 'normal' that anyone can see my data at
htt
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VegInformatikk adressene er ikke lengre i bruk, vennligst send mailen til min
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Add on the url the image the string -> "?"+ new Date().getTime());
On 11 Feb, 16:50, tanos_88 wrote:
> I have project that uses a KML file, the same would be true for an XML
> though.
>
> As the file gets parsed, an info window contains an image that is
> updated and fed from a webcam. T
Well, that seems to have completely avoided the question ...
Anyways, the terms are there for you to read and interpret for
yourself.
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> Could someone please explain this...
The geocoder has two records with very similar addresses, which are
located very close to each other. Not sure what's to explain about
that?
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On Feb 11, 8:06 am, YW wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using the http geocode service and for some reason the result
> contains two points for my location (both points have the same
> accuracy (8) ).
>
> The location I'm trying to find is: "300 S DOHENY DRIVE, Los Angeles,
> 90048".
>
> The strange thing is
> Why I dont get the overlay with the adress info? I dont find an error
> in my script.
Variable scope? Neither the 'map' nor the 'geocoder' are accessible
when a click takes place.
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On Feb 11, 7:50 am, tanos_88
wrote:
> I have project that uses a KML file, the same would be true for an XML
> though.
>
> As the file gets parsed, an info window contains an image that is
> updated and fed from a webcam. The image is always overwritten with
> the same file name by the we
Hello,
here is the example: http://www.gilligans-island.de/stu/example/ex1.html
Why I dont get the overlay with the adress info? I dont find an error
in my script.
Thx for help.
Greets
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Just so I understand... something like this...
GlobalPolygonCounter++;
GlobablPolygonArray[GlobalPolygonCounter] = new GPolygon([], color, 5,
0.7, color, 0.2);
Then when I want to get the vertices...
for (var j; j < GlobablPolygonArray.length; j++){
var k = GlobablPolygonArray[j].getVertexCount(
Johnathan
I'd like to do use the spreadsheet of voluntary groups in the UK I've
uploaded
where is that? public access?
If you update your spreadsheet you can 'publish' it as an atom feed
example is here
http://gmaps-samples.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/spreadsheetsmapwizard/makecustommap.htm
* Sa
Hi,
I'm using the http geocode service and for some reason the result
contains two points for my location (both points have the same
accuracy (8) ).
The location I'm trying to find is: "300 S DOHENY DRIVE, Los Angeles,
90048".
The strange thing is that the distance between the two points is ~40
On Feb 11, 2010, at 9:50 AM, tanos_88 wrote:
As the file gets parsed, an info window contains an image that is
updated and fed from a webcam. The image is always overwritten with
the same file name by the webcam. When going to the map, unless you
F5 or refresh your browser, you do not
I have project that uses a KML file, the same would be true for an XML
though.
As the file gets parsed, an info window contains an image that is
updated and fed from a webcam. The image is always overwritten with
the same file name by the webcam. When going to the map, unless you
F5 or refresh y
On Feb 11, 2:33 pm, Paulo JF Silva wrote:
> Maybe I didn't explain correctly but that solution doesn't work for me
> as I want to show polylines that have *some* part of it in the
> viewport, not that are completely inside the viewport.
I don't think the solution is trivial, but it can be done wi
Maybe I didn't explain correctly but that solution doesn't work for me
as I want to show polylines that have *some* part of it in the
viewport, not that are completely inside the viewport.
On Feb 11, 12:02 pm, Martin wrote:
> If your polylines have only 2 points then you could use the GPolyline
>
On Feb 11, 6:17 am, yasir wrote:
> Hi larry,
>
> The ip address is visible to everyone and not reserved to local
> network ie an external IP address accessable to all.
>
> If the IP address is for examplehttp://192.192.192.86 then how do I
> get an API Key for that as google maps does not allow me
Hi larry,
The ip address is visible to everyone and not reserved to local
network ie an external IP address accessable to all.
If the IP address is for example http://192.192.192.86 then how do I
get an API Key for that as google maps does not allow me to get a KEY
for that URL. It has to be a p
On Feb 11, 4:34 am, Zoyx wrote:
> Hopefully this is easy. I have the user draw a bunch of polygons,
> then hit a "done" button. At this point, I want to dump the
> coordinates of each polygon to a file. What I am stumbling on, how do
> I get at the coordinates of each polygon?
You need to crea
On Feb 11, 1:34 pm, Zoyx wrote:
> What I am stumbling on, how do
> I get at the coordinates of each polygon?
Just keep a reference to the GPolygon object in a global array when
you create it, and then using that reference use the getVertex()
method:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/
You could add Google Analytics to your page. That would give you a
good idea of how things stand.
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On Feb 11, 4:20 am, yasir wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm a newb to google maps so please be patient.
>
> I registered a Key to a URL, on this URL i did a frame redirect to an
> IP address and on this other IP addres is where the actual webpages
> are sitting which access the maps and utilise the KEY i gene
On Feb 11, 12:59 pm, ndtreviv wrote:
>
> Is my assumption validated? How can I get to these statistics, if so?
>
You can apply for a job at Google:
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On Feb 11, 12:26 pm, Pankaj Bisane wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How you doing? We made a trip to London (United Kingdom) unannounced
> some days back, Unfortunately we got mugged at gun point last night! All
> cash, Credit card and phone were stolen, we got messed up in another
> country, stranded in Lond
spam and scam:
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On Feb 11, 1:26 pm, Pankaj Bisane wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How you doing? We made a trip to London (United Kingdom) unannounced
> some days back, Unfortunately we got mugged at gun point last night!
On Feb 11, 1:26 pm, Pankaj Bisane wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How you doing? We made a trip to London (United Kingdom) unannounced
> some days back, Unfortunately we got mugged at gun point last night! All
> cash, Credit card and phone were stolen, we got messed up in another
> country, stranded in Lon
Hopefully this is easy. I have the user draw a bunch of polygons,
then hit a "done" button. At this point, I want to dump the
coordinates of each polygon to a file. What I am stumbling on, how do
I get at the coordinates of each polygon? ... what are their reference
IDs? What I have so far... h
Hi,
I'm a newb to google maps so please be patient.
I registered a Key to a URL, on this URL i did a frame redirect to an
IP address and on this other IP addres is where the actual webpages
are sitting which access the maps and utilise the KEY i genererated
for the original URL address.
google
Hi,
I want to see what people have searched for/how many times they
searched on our maps search page. I'm guessing that the maps API
stores usage statistics against the API key it runs off.
Is my assumption validated? How can I get to these statistics, if so?
Thanks for any help!
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If your polylines have only 2 points then you could use the GPolyline
getVertex() method to get those two points.
getVertex() returns a GLatLng type.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/reference.html#GPolyline.getVertex
Now use the GLatLngBounds containsLatLng() method to establish if
Hi,
I have polylines (that are really lines, with 2 points only) and I
only want to show the ones that are inside the current viewport.
I tried using polyline.getBounds and map.getBounds, then do a
intersect of that but polyline.getBounds gives a rectangle that
contains the line, which means it's
Actually, the clients being tracked are not given any information
regarding the map.
Let me give a small description of my project maybe it clears things
out:
I an developing a tracking, mass notification emergency system that
will help clients evacuate a particular city area in case of an
emergen
> Similarly, I'm making some software for windows mobile (using C#)
> where I need to set a perimeter by going to google maps and tapping 3
> or more points, then the software will check if the user has gone
> outside of those points.
It strike me you don't really need maps API at the phone for th
> The server then displays that position
> on a map.
Don't understand that. Displays a map to whom? Meaning how is that
map accessed?
I assume we haven't got somebody sat at the server console looking...
A classic Maps API deployment would have the server build a webpage
that a remote user woul
If you don't want to do any server side coding, for only 1500 records
you could use client side clustering with Clusterer or MarkerManager.
The examples in my tutorial both use the same 1575 records, and give
reasonable response in most browser environments.
http://econym.org.uk/gmap/example_cl
Actually i wasn't asking about help in a particular language, but just
an approach to how to go about such a problem. I mentioned the Java
part since maybe someone would have some specific information about
google maps in a java desktop application and would want to share it,
that's all.
Well, ans
The obvious way to do that would be to make GMarkers with custom icons
from the "small photos" and put the "larger image together with some
text" into the associated infowindow that pops up when you click on the
custom icon.
However, that's *so* obvious that I'm probably missing the point of y
On Feb 11, 11:07 am, midin wrote:
> Hello,
> 've got a database of 1500 places I need to show in a Google Map.
> These records are loaded by PHP scripts from MySQL database through a
> XML file. But I need to work it fast. Is there any solution to make a
> big file of records quickly shown?
2 opt
> 've got a database of 1500 places I need to show in a Google Map.
> These records are loaded by PHP scripts from MySQL database through a
> XML file. But I need to work it fast. Is there any solution to make a
> big file of records quickly shown?
Yes, server side rendering of custom tile overlay
Hello,
've got a database of 1500 places I need to show in a Google Map.
These records are loaded by PHP scripts from MySQL database through a
XML file. But I need to work it fast. Is there any solution to make a
big file of records quickly shown?
Thanks
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> > My code below worked before the update which was released last
> > Tuesday.
I think perhaps you should go to the v3 group
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3
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On Feb 11, 2:44 am, TangentMedia wrote:
> Would the project description below be considered a violation of the
> Google API guideline? i.e. would this be considered "scraping?" If it
> is a violation, is there a way to accomplish the same goal without
> violating the API agreement? :) Thank you in
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