I enabled Places Api and i am trying to fetch place Atmosphere Data but i cannot get Atmosphere Data.
Everything was correct it was delay from Google server anybody having issues in this can ask me.
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We are querying google maps service for static map image that stops working after some time (usually later in a day) with "StaticMaperror/Signature" error but we are not using Signature.
The problem is usually automatically gone after 00.00 AM (Pacific time) next day. There are no limits/thresholds configured on Google console portal for this API/key and it's not clear why we are getting this error after some time as it clearly looks like connected to some threshold/requests limit on on Google console portal
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?center=USA&zoom3&size=395x272&maptype=roadmap&key=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Based on this documentation, you are only allowed up to 25,0000 unsigned(no digital signature) static maps requests per day.
It is possible that you are hitting this limit which causes you to get those errors.
For more than requests 25, 000 requests, you are required to include a digital signature in your Static Maps API request. Here's a guide on how to generate a digital signature.
If you are still having issues or concerns regarding your specific Google Maps project, you can always reach out to Google Maps Platform support.
Hope this helps!
I am trying to get the live traffic data for a point(provided lat & long), is there any Google Maps API service which can provide me the Google Maps traffic layer data for a specified point?
Hello #R AaHul Dutta,
Thanks for inquiring about this feature and for helping to keep this conversation alive. At the moment, the google.maps.TrafficLayer class does not support Typical data since the class is defaulted to autoRefresh: true.
You could help the community by showing support in the Google Public Issue Tracker's existing feature request. Feel free to show us your support for new features and don't forget to follow our blog for feature roll-outs, and bug fixes as new versions of the Google Maps JS API roll-out.
I checked the API document from google map API. However, there's no directly answer about the API allow user to get restaurant wait time estimation.
Is there anyone has experience to download this information?
Although such a feature is not yet exposed by the Places API, you can use this Python library to get what you need. Hope this helps
Im using Google Map API with Directions API to get routes that show instructions to users while driving.
Before they arrive to a round about, I can tell them the take the "n th" exit. But when they are in the round about, the google api thinks we are at the next step and is saying something like turn right in 500m. So, I want to know when we exited a roundabout before showing the next step instruction.
I am aware that with Mapbox API direction we can have intersections but is there a way to have this info with Google API?
You should be aware of restrictions exposed in the Terms of Service. Please look at paragraph 10.4 (c) that says
No navigation. You will not use the Service or Content for or in connection with (a) real-time navigation or route guidance; or (b) automatic or autonomous vehicle control.
https://developers.google.com/maps/terms#10-license-restrictions
Your use case might be a violation of ToS.
I am utilizing the Google Maps API to obtain driving directions to several locations on one page. There are JQuery selectors on the page where a user can select a different locations and view the driving directions for that location.
I am loading all of the requests on page load and I seem to be hitting a limit when I load more than 10 where it reports the remaining addresses cannot be found. I'm assuming there's a limit of 10 per second or something like that.
Does anybody have any more information about this, and ways to get around it besides subscribing to the premier service?
Thanks!
The Geocoding service is subject to daily limits per ip address (client) and a maximum request rate, which is probably what's causing the issue for you.
Here is a discussion from this morning on the rates of various services:
Geocoding Services - limits - Google vs Yahoo vs others?
But you will probably find this article/sample from Google more helpful (See the timing Geocoding Requests section):
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/articles/phpsqlgeocode.html
Basically the concept is to add a delay between your requests and to increase that delay each time you receive an error message.
Short answer seems to be:
https://developers.google.com/maps/articles/geocodestrat#quota-limits
I have found that the usage limits are different (lower) when using the javascriptV3 api than when using the web services api directly. I have been getting 'over usage limit' errors from the javascript api at rates as low as 1/s after the first 10 requests or so. The javascript api is determining this on the client side, as the only results showing up in the chrome network panel are successful requests. changing my code to use the web services directly for geocoding (and enabling that specific api in the api console) worked great for me.