or directions arrays can help - after a while you get a bit
of an idea what some of those obscure variables are, and the errors
can point you a little more in the right direction)
It *is* a bit of a learning curve initially though.
...stu
On Dec 13, 5:53 pm, eartha5 wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I
at is what you wanted.
...stu
On Dec 9, 5:25 am, Futsutsuka wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> need you help.
> I have a blog .
> I have a gmap.js file that creates a google map with markermanager
> code inside. And I have a markermanager_packed.js from google
> library.
> Both a
Sorry! - I confused myself and probably you by talking about
setTimeout in this context - I was thinking about the use of
setTimeout to slow the rate of directionsRequests or geocoding so as
not to fall foul of the request limits.
Rossko is right that you have to wait for the result before you use
ou think is long enough
to ensure a request is fullfilled. But I notice that (here in NZ)
network traffic sometimes seems to slow things to over the timeout
suggestions I've seen (300 - 500 ms), and I am now using 1 second as
my delay, but still occasionally results appear to take longer than
been returned.
A quick look at your code seems to confirm that you are not doing a
'wait for result' before generating the next request.
That might be enough to get you on the right track.
...stu
On Oct 18, 4:23 pm, Daniel wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I am currently having a problem w
one of the
routes.
To get your basic polyline path for route number 2:
directionsResult.routes[1].overview_path
Does that help?
...stu
On Sep 21, 2:52 pm, bmcf wrote:
> I should have made it clear that I am not using the .setPanel method
> on the DirectionsRenderer, I am trying to handl
Just read your post in the v2 group and now I see what you were
referrring to on Bills example page. My previous reply is not relevant
- sorry about that.
...stu
On Sep 18, 1:11 am, venom00 wrote:
> Hello, is it possible to extend polyline so I can choose the color of
> each segment of th
legs, steps and path points, and drawing
the segments as separate polylines with whatever colour you want.
If its a polyline of your own, you can get the path points from the
MVCArray, and redraw each segment as above.
Not sure if thats what you want, but hope it helps.
...stu
On Sep 18, 1:11 am
I've been looking at the differences between Polygons and Circle
overlays and how/when to use them.
One thing that came up in my experiments is that it is very easy to
bind a Circle overlay to a marker and then drag the marker to move the
circle, but I can't see a similar way to drag and move a Po
back into a polyline MVCarray and
recreate the line exactly as the DirectionsResult described it at the
time you did the DirectionsService on it.
...stu
On Aug 30, 7:33 pm, Stewart wrote:
> Hi All -
>
> I'm building a webapp where I want to store a stringified
> DirectionsResul
now can't remember where.
Hope thats useful
...stu
On Aug 22, 7:45 pm, Gil wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for your help.
> I think I have some lack in understanding the meaning of route.
> If I have start point and end point in a curved street, and I'm
> calling directions service,
as a side note, shouldn't this code also run through all the
legs in the route, since there may be more than one leg? (ie it works
in this case because only one leg is returned in the result)
...stu
function showSteps(directionResult) {
// For each step, place a marker, and add the text to th
le to modify fairly easily to do what you want.
...stu
On Aug 17, 4:18 am, hzs wrote:
> I am creating a map using a custom image overlay map type. In my map,
> entrances to buildings are marked and I'm getting directions from a
> specific entrance of a building to another using
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