I want to display the current location of a research ship students at my University are currently on. Their location is off the coast of Antarctica, but the embed code I get from that page shows a bar in NY named "Antarctica".
https://www.google.com/maps/preview#!q=S+63%C2%B048'++W+066%C2%B012'&data=!1m4!1m3!1d17155058!2d-66.2!3d-63.8!2m1!1e3!4m14!2m13!1m12!3m8!1m3!1d346321!2d66.2!3d63.8!3m2!1i1440!2i805!4f35!4m2!3d-63.8!4d-66.2&fid=
What can I do?
Seems to be working for me... I copied your URL directly and it displays a part of Antarctica- How are you embedding it? Perhaps you could create a 'jsbin' or 'jsfiddle' to recreate your problem. That would make it a lot easier for people to help... EDIT: also, note that the url has an apostrophe in several places. This is why your link above stops at B048 instead of using the whole link.
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I'm working on an app where I need map-like in html function.. the thing is I have the website ready
The website shows a picture of an auto-part with multiple clickable areas so the user can select which
part to select
Example
I wondering if I can find this functionality in Flutter
Thanks in advance
I have not used this package yet but this might work for you - https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_image_map
From what I've seen in the readme/example tab you should be able to achieve your design.
I am trying to figure out a way to create links to point to help files in my application based off the text on the screen.
Lets say my application reports the status of a car if it is running or not. If it is running everything is ok, but if it is not running it will display a reason such as:
In Park
Door is open.
Shut off.
Flat tire
When it displays the reason on the main page I want it to have a link pointing to the help file which will include a resolution to get the car back up and running.
The problem I am having is the the reasons change on the fly and update in real time. The resolutions for the problems are all different.
To give some background, the application is asp.net web application. I tried searching the web and I tried linking it to a simple page which had the links to the correct pages but that requires more user involvement. I want it to be click the problem and bring it right to the page.
Any information or suggestions would be great.
Thanks
I have Gmail and all language settings I could find there are set to US English.
However, when I type "googlemaps" in my search bar and click on the link https://maps.google.com/ it will show me the map in Arabic language which I can not read. Does anybody know what I need to do in order to set it back to English?
There are two ways to do this that do not require logging in to a Google account.
Cookies: Go to google.com/ncr. This will set a cookie in your browser saying that you want to view the US English version of Google. This will apply to all google services such as Maps until you clear cookies.
Query strings: You can also just append ?hl=en to the end of the URL. For example: maps.google.com?hl=en. If you want to do it this way, it's worth reading about how query strings are formatted since you might run into issues if one is already in the URL.
Ok, I finally found it out myself. I share to maybe allow someone else with the same annoying problem to save some valuable time of his life.
First I went to this page: https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2539428?hl=en&rd=1
Point 1 holds a link to Search Settings which I clicked. Now with me, this new page rendered in Arabic. I had to click around until I found some language selections with radio buttons. There I selected english and saved with the blue shaped button. After that, finally no more Arabic. HTH
Just log in to your Google account. Click the 'Log In' blue button at your upper left. It should solve the problem, if you've saved English as you preferred language.
I have been trying to add google map to my Umbraco based website. It is only displaying longitude and latitude. I have tried going on google and searching for it, i have followed the instructions given by Lee but in vain. Please advice.
I can search the post code and choose the location, but the image is not displayed.
Thanks very much for your help. I managed to solve it myself, it was not called recursvively, after calling it recursively , it worked on text pages too which was
Ive created a link to a google maps page. The pin appears to be in the correct place until I go to street view, and then the view is 1 door down from where it should be. How can I move the pin so its in the correct place in the link?
Ive tried entering different addresses but I cant get it to show the right place, so I think I need to move it manually. If I choose the 'move marker' option it tries to change the location for that address, but I dont actually need this and my changes dont seem to have been applied anyway.
Thanks