How we can implement Google maps turn-by-turn navigation service using javascript apis and HTML. im using api v3.
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The problem of displaying the gray block when the map is loaded.
I tried both versions of the maps.
Native maps is not very suitable for many reasons, but it is loaded without gray blocks.
Google Maps API is completely suitable, but there is a problem when loading the map. Is it possible to somehow map the cache so that it is displayed as a native map?
Video links:
1) Native maps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-nogB56zm8
2) Maps API https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9P3STDooVkk
I understand you are using the Google Maps JavaScript API with Ionic 2. If so,
have a look at the following feature request in the public issue tracker:
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/38110237
Feel free to star the feature request to express your interest and subscribe to further notifications from Google.
I need an AS3 maps API for a school project (AIR Desktop APP). I wanted to use Google Maps API but, since it is deprecated, I can't obtain a key. Any other good maps API I could use? I just need basic function: search for a city, get coordinates, calculate distance and place elements (circles/lines) on the map to connect the cities.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks
If you dont have to use as3, you could use the JS Google Maps API in Adobe Air. Also you could try http://developer.mapquest.com/web/products/featured/as3-flex-flash. I have personally have not used MapQuest but I read good reviews about it.
You can use ModestMaps.
Library.
Simple tutorial.
You can simply use the flash.media.StageWebView object or classes from flash.html to display web content. However, you will have to create the web content yourself using Google Maps API and JavaScript.
I want to create a GAS standalone web app that will have a google map embedded. Visitors will see their location, drag around and will be able to pin details that can be seen by other users. User clicks on a point, a custom form pops, they fill and submit for admin approval. Can we make it happen?
Unfortunately, now it is impossible to implement an application required by you neither using the Ui nor Html Services. The Ui Service can produce only static map bitmaps without ability to drag/scroll, zoom, markers selection, etc. And the Html Service cannot correctly handle the Google Maps Javascript API because the Caja sanitizer, at least, complains once trying to compile any Maps API Sample by outputting the FATAL_ERROR js?sensor=false:13+3 - 15+4: Properties cannot end in "__": Rule "setBadSuffix",... message. There is a proper feature request on the Issue Tracker. Please star it to promote this topic to the developers.
Maps support is planned for HTML service. Stay tuned.
This is still not supported. Same error is returned for html service. The issue occurs as soon as you try to include the Maps API with:
<script type="text/javascript"
src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?v=3.exp&sensor=false">
</script>
I want to show the google map of my company in the company website. I read on the google maps site that new keys for google map for actionscript are no longer available. How can I show google map in the site?
These are the two alternatives you have :
Bing Maps Platform in Flash/Flex/ActionScript
Yahoo! Maps AS-Flash API
MapQuest offers both Flash and Mobile Flash APIs and they ARE supported!
Obviously this isn't a solution that involves Google, but I've been happy with the MapQuest Flash APIs. Hope this helps!
These are the alternatives we've been deciding between:
Flex Only
ESRI ArcGIS Flex API
AS3
OpenScales
ModestMaps
MapQuest
As a side note if you are just trying to show a simple map on your website, perhaps you should consider the JS Google Maps API? It's fairly simple to add a small map to a html page. Check out http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/
Hope that helps.
I'm trying to integrate Google Earth into Google Maps, and I saw it was possible in v2.
But I can't find any doc about how to do so with v3.
Unfortunately, this is not yet implemented in Google Maps API v3, see the corresponding ticket.
Please note, the more stars a ticket has, the sooner it will be taken care of.
Just a note that there is now an unofficial library at http://code.google.com/p/google-maps-utility-library-v3/ (trunk at http://google-maps-utility-library-v3.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/googleearth/)
Here's my offering: https://github.com/myshen/google-maps-v3-earth-map-type.
It's not from Google but it does do a little more out of the box:
Links polygons, rectangles, circles, kml, in addition to markers.
Links mouse events (click, drag, over, out).
I've been trying to port [jlivni]'s code to OpenLayers and have setup a GitHub project for that (1).
Now you can see a demo with Google Maps on one side and Google Earth on the other side:
http://ziglionz.github.com/GoogleEarth-for-OpenLayers/ol.html
Currently the library supports only unstyled placemarks but it shouldn't be too hard to support other features.
The demo also sports a timeline for OpenLayers, that's part of another project (2).