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On my website I want to share a geolocation on which mobile users can click on and then navigation to this location using the users preferred maps app installed on their device.
So I'm aiming to be independent of any maps provider and hence don't want to provide a Link to the API of such. I simply want to encode the longitude and latitude values in a way the user can easily work with.
Any ideas?
You should try using the Geo URI scheme, where a link could look like this:
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I have basic HTML website webcovid19.live with many iframe tags,
How can I create multi lang website without loading all stuff again ?
...Just to load new text without iframes.
You can use Google translate. Its the fastest way to translate a website.please give enough information what you really want to do which language you are using
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I'm trying to restrict a search results. I cannot use this method's class (google.maps.places.SearchBox)
setBounds(bounds:LatLngBounds|LatLngBoundsLiteral)
Because the results are not restricted to the bounds, but prioritized.
Currently the strict bounds are supported only in the Place autocomplete.
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/3.exp/reference#AutocompleteOptions
The Search Box doesn't have this property
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/3.exp/reference#SearchBoxOptions
I would suggest filing a feature request to add strict bounds support in the Search Box class as well.
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I'm making database with movies and I don't know how to save images from Google images and sort them with certain movie.
In database I have 17000 movies and I crawl them from IMDB with import.io but images are too small. Some advice, please?
There is an advanced image search functionality in google images:
You can use that to get the images you want manually, or if you want to automate this with import.io you can append one of the following parameters to a url in a query:
&tbs=isz:l - large images
&tbs=isz:m - medium images
&tbs=isz:lt,islt:xga - images larger than 1024x768
(there are more parameters you can set, this is not a complete list)
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I am using clickable jqvmap world map. I found few maps not correctly drawn.
Can anyone help me to understand how I can correct the coordinates of any country map?
I tried changing some numbers of path tag but it went wrong.
Is there any tool which can help me to get value as I draw any map?
Is there any other more precise/correct world map without Atlantic & Antarctica? Can I replace them with jqvmap?
As suggested by Lexib0y, Inkscape is a good option. Thanks Lexib0y!
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I want to download ALL of google maps(not satellite images just the map) at street level as lets say JPG images labelled as maybe the starting co-ords. need ideas for how to do this? what would be the best language/platform to implement this in? approximately how much space will I need to store it?
Unless Google provides an API to do this, you are on your own to scrape the page somehow and acquire the image. And i don't think its possible to store all the images unless you have a few tera bytes to spare.
if you wouldlike to do this more easily and legally - take a look at openstreetmap.org