contain any images). See attached
image above. Is there a way to do this?
http://jsfiddle.net/spiderplant0/y9PSz/
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Here's a fork of the code I'm using to prototype...
jsfiddle.net/spiderplant0/fubNj/
This should help you understand the issues with visibility_changed
etc.
The question is pretty simple: Detect if, and only if, the pegman has
been dropped onto the map.
Thanks.
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around with the fiddle you'll see it
activates even if you pan the streetview (this is counter to what the
documentation suggests).
I've added getPosition() and pano_changed etc to the fiddle - it
prints them out to see whats happening. Have a go.
http://jsfiddle.net/spiderplant0/UmPEq/17/
I guess
oops wrong fiddle link. try this one
http://jsfiddle.net/spiderplant0/fubNj/7/
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..also in case theres any confusion, when I said to pan the
streetView. I really mean clciking on the big arrow symbols that move
street view along the road.
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I am building a site where the Google map and Google street-view are in
separate DIVs. I want to detect when the user has dropped the little yellow
man onto the map so I can switch the display from the map to the
streetview. Is there an event for this?
I guess there must be a way to do this
I was wondering if there are any limits for calling the
*getPanoramaByLocation()
*method on the *google.maps.StreetViewService()* object?
Eg if I have placed a google map on my web page, my usage counter will
increment by 1 each time the page is loaded. Does the useage counter also
increase
Thanks Marcelo. It is slightly confusing and ambiguous. The documentation
doesnt actually mention street view (or at least the non streetview images
api). It just says Maps JavaScript API I guess this includes StreetView.
I take it from this that a stand alone street view application api (no
Thanks but this is not really it.
visibile_changed works somewhat but also fires at initialisation and
when you park the pegman etc.
This bug ..
er, not sure how this helps.
Are you saying it cant be done?
Or is my question not clear?
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I'll clarify the question.
I need to convert tile coords plus zoom into lat/lng.
I can easily convert tile coords plus zoom into and world coordinates
as the maths is simple.
However what is not trivial is the conversion between world
coordinates and lat/lng.
Does google maps include a function to
Thanks Martin, thats just what I was looking for.
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Thanks Ben.
I implemented the custom overlay and it worked fine.
In case anyones interested, there is a tutorial here...
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/overlays.html#CustomOverlays
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Hi, my website needs to convert google maps tile cordinates (x, y and
zoom) into LatLngBounds (latitude and longitude for the north-east and
south west corners of the tile).
For example, for the tile showing Scotland: (x,y) = (7,4), zoom=4
The bounds are: NE=(66.51326044311185, 0)
Thanks for the reply. To solve this problem I guess my options are:
1) Implement an alternative projection type so google maps displays my
overlay in a different projection.
2) Obtain the algorithim that Google uses to stretch the map - I could
then apply the reverse algorithim to my overlay image
Hi Marcello, thanks for this idea.
I tried it out and the overlay maintains its quality even when you
zoom in quite hard.
The trouble is google maps stops showing the ground overlay when you
exceed a certain zoom. It seems to stop showing the overlay when the
percentage of the ground overlay that
Thanks.
On Jun 28, 9:12 pm, Chad Killingsworth
chadkillingswo...@missouristate.edu wrote:
Here's a starting point for
you:http://search.missouristate.edu/map/mobile/zoompancontrol.js
Chad Killingsworth
On Jun 28, 3:04 pm, spiderplant0 spiderpla...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi, thanks
is dragged as well.
But as of right now the only way to have a custom street view pano and to
show markers on both is to make 2 markers, one for the main map and one for
the street view and to bind the position as I described above.
On Sun, Jun 27, 2010 at 1:36 PM, spiderplant0
spiderpla
of setTimeout
to compensate for the order in which these events happen.
Chad Killingsworth
On Jun 25, 7:51 am, spiderplant0 spiderpla...@googlemail.com wrote:
The 'zoom_changed' event fires both when a user clicks on the zoom-
control and when the zoom setting changes as a result of an API call
Hi, I'm getting confused with StreetView. As far as I can tell there
are two main ways to show a street-view:
use: .getStreetView() on a map object
or use the constructor: new google.maps.StreetViewPanorama(...)
If you use the '.getStreetView()' way, I believe you cannot set
The 'zoom_changed' event fires both when a user clicks on the zoom-
control and when the zoom setting changes as a result of an API call -
such as .fitBounds().
(In fact 'zoom_changed' fires for any fitBounds() call even if the
zoom scale did not actually change)
I need to be alerted to a change
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