same prob, got a solution worked out ?
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Maybe I'm a lunatic, but I have observed strange behavior on map of my
application.
The app is embedded in iframe on target page and I have that page opened in
firefox tab
but this tab is not active - I'm browsing other webpage in the other firefox
tab.
Strage thing is - in my map
Is there any way to access the round white waypoint markers that appear
after a user has dragged the map? I would like to add a right click menu to
the marker (to delete it), like the one on the main Google Maps page, but I
don't know how to access the markers to add an event.
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>If you
> want to find out which of the locations was not found, you have to
> geocode each of them.
yeah, that's the solution I came up with - I just updated the above-
linked map if you want to have a look.
> Driving directions do not cover all the countries. E.g. Mexico still
> seem to be mark
You can also write a custom projection for your coordinate system
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/maptypes.html#Projections
This is an example how to 'misuse' Maps API by Marcelo:
http://maps.forum.nu/gm_function_plotter.html
Note that is an old example using v2 syntax
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ZERO_RESULTS means that no route was solved.
NOT_FOUND means that geocoding failed on one or more locations. If you
want to find out which of the locations was not found, you have to
geocode each of them.
Driving directions do not cover all the countries. E.g. Mexico still
seem to be marked 'No'
It looks like you solved your problem by using someone else's popup
"package."
Generally, if you create popups with window.open, window.opener can
access all the global variables in the calling window.
If you create popups with window.showModalDialog, window.opener does
NOT work in all browsers.
No, it is not. I've read the TOS many times... You are allowed to ask
money for your product as long as the map is publicly accessible.
On Jul 9, 4:57 pm, en4ce wrote:
> i wonder if that component is against the TOS of google maps because
> you want ppl to pay for that component...
>
> 12-Month
i wonder if that component is against the TOS of google maps because
you want ppl to pay for that component...
12-Month subscription for Hotspots
• €39 EUR ≈ $49.53 USD
• 365 Days
http://compojoom.com/subscriptions-a-downloads
On 9 Jul., 13:18, THE_AI wrote:
> Hey guys,
> I have finally r
This is because a polygon that goes around the poles a non-zero number of
times is filled from the north pole. If you wish to fill from the south
pole, create a polygon with two paths: an outer path that covers the whole
world, and an inner path that is the circle that you wish to draw; this
sh
On 9 July 2011 11:48, Tejas B wrote:
> What part of my question is Google maps not intended for?
Server-side use. And for doing the geocoding and/or other maths
without showing a map.
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Hey guys,
I have finally released my joomla component - hotspots :). Here is the
demo:
http://demo.compojoom.com/hotspots
I got few users complaining that when they click on a marker in street
mode, they don't see the infoWindow. The infoWindow opens, but in the
map plane and not the street map pl
What part of my question is Google maps not intended for?
On Jul 9, 2:08 pm, Rossko wrote:
> > What is the best way to achieve this?
>
> Use some other map client, Google maps API is not intended for this
> use.
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The only IE I have is IE6, which might be unfair on it! but some
infowindows is broke in that and in FF2. It might help to know which
browsers we are all using. Just possibly related to client screen
size? Mine is small, 1024x768
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> What is the best way to achieve this?
Use some other map client, Google maps API is not intended for this
use.
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The purpose is to use google map api on the server side, as a lot of
calculations are done to pull results from the database and I want to
keep my code closed for some time. The only things that need to run on
the client side would be geolocation and some user inputs.
What is the best way to achie
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