Can we create a Custom category?
Is there any API available for that?
No. The Categories on Vimeo are hard-coded and are intended for discovery of public videos. API documentation for Categories is found on the Vimeo Developer Site.
If you want to do some kind of self-categorization for organization purposes, try using Folders instead. API docs are also on the dev site.
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I searched, but I was confused by the terms of use of google, let's see if you can help me.
Using links on my site to show the location of the vehicle on the google map through a link is allowed by Google? Example:
https://www.google.com/maps/dir//-26.236261,-51.092085
And also use the link to see in the street view of google the location of the car, is prohibited? Example:
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=&layer=c&cbll=31.33519,-89.28720
For Reference, see here: https://support.google.com/maps/answer/144361?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en
Publicly, you are allowed to use links from Google Maps, as it is a Public Domain and Public Program, and anyone by means necessary is allowed to access, share and even use their code (They have a public API) without permissions needed.
getting access to their API is available using the Get API Key website.
Reference here: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key
You are also allowed to use any Information/Screenshots/Video from Google Maps if wanted :)
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Does Google Map API V3 include solution that allows to track moving assets without us having to develop additional mobile apps (apps to be installed on each asset to be tracked)?
My company is a Google Maps APIs Premium plan business user and we have several .Net C# web pages already using Google Map API. And we are looking for the possibility to add a moving-assets-tracking feature on our website now, but we prefer not to get into mobile app developments for this.
If that possible? I googled, but not seeing much info on this. Could you please provide some detailed examples?
Thanks!
Asset tracking is possible with Google Maps Platform, but I don't think this is possible without installing an application to the asset being tracked as there
could be no means to track it.
By V3, if you are referring to JavaScript API then it is not possible.
You may read about asset tracking in this documentation:
https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/asset-tracking/
Contacting sales team for Google Maps might be able to provide you something. But this is still unsure. The contact sales form can be found in the link above.
I've integrated mediawiki api into my app, but the response of mediawiki api does not match with wiki how search results. Can anyone share your experience regarding this issue.
Note:
I haven't seen any documentation for wikihow api.
yes .wikihow has a way of hiding their base url(endpoint) so that no api call can derive data from it.the best thing to do is use libraries like scrapy to scrape the website.otherwise.mediawiki apis are not working currently
I am attempting a GPS application and i wanted to use Google maps API to create it. I was wondering if you guys had any resources such as the name of some books, websites, videos that i can purchase, and tutorials that i can look at to help me in creating the application. I am looking at using technologies such as java and flash to accomplish this. I also want to include a lot of custom objects on the map such to mimic real world objects such as cars, people and so on.
Also any comments on the use of the API would also be useful since i know there is also BING out there as well.
They have a bunch of examples,tutorials, demoes and documentations on google maps home page http://code.google.com/apis/maps/index.html You can also check examples in action and try your own modification in google code playground http://code.google.com/apis/ajax/playground/ There is another tutorial here: http://econym.org.uk/gmap/
I want to create a web application which makes use of Google maps.
Features are quite simple:
Users can login (best with FB connect)
Users can post items which are geolocated
UI consists mainly of a google map with all items
I'm looking for something implemented where you would only have to specify the nature of your items.
Any ideas?
If you're not going to make money off of it, you can use ESRI's Javascript API for free:
ArcGIS Javascript API