I have tag used to load the google map in my web site. All browser load the google map Successfully , Except google chrome Version 30.0.1599.69 . how to fix this issue in Google chrome 30.0.1599.69 ? give me suggestion .
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I'm a Google trusted photographer and this issue is a big problem for my clients.
before the issue was solved, you could use the maps api. I did this little tool : http://visitevirtuelle.odoxo.fr/bug-de-chrome-30-et-des-iframe-de-google-maps/ to replace the google iframe by a modified one, it works for Streetview and business photo (and really simple maps).
It could help.
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I'm trying to figure out the URL Scheme to to trigger Google maps to open right to the spot where you can review a business.
Tried everything from
comgooglemaps://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=ChIJ3TEKFllwcVMRGzGat2nA7H4
And
comgooglemaps://?q=Southland+Technical+Services+LTD,+5708+1+St+SE+%232,+Calgary,+AB+T2H+2W9&ludocid=9145896503567069467#lrd=0x53717059160a31dd:0x7eecc069b79a311b,3
But none of these appear to work. It works as normal URL in a web browser but in iOS app of Google maps it doesn't.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Recently I noticed that geolocation doesn't work on Firefox when using Google Maps API. After googleing for a while, I tried showing my current location (from a laptop, not from mobile) on Google Maps, but it didn't work there as well.
Here's what I have in my geo.wifi.uri in the about:config Firefox's tab:
https://www.googleapis.com/geolocation/v1/geolocate?key=%GOOGLE_API_KEY%
Can anyone help me?
I faced the same problem, and from what I found, we can't use Google's Geolocation unless we get our own API key. If you don't mind, you can use Mozilla's Geolocation, but the results will be different from Google's.
You can change https://www.googleapis.com/geolocation/v1/geolocate?key=%GOOGLE_API_KEY% to https://location.services.mozilla.com/v1/geolocate?key=%MOZILLA_API_KEY%
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hello im hosting Google maps API on my localhost for now, and it appears fine in Chrome and the mobile phone version. (both safari and chrome iPhone versions).
My problem is Google maps doesn't show when it comes to my Mac version of Safari. the Grey(background) shows and the cursors change to the Google maps cursor, but the map and content doesn't display. what can be the problem?
Here is a link to the map. as you can see the map displays in Chrome but not in safari.(at least not for me).
http://jsbin.com/cahicomame/1/edit?html,output
there is no guarantee that navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition will return a result. The user may deny the permission or the geolocation-service may not be able to locate the user.
You better initialize the map with a default-center (center is required to display the map).
I find the solution after 1 hours , it's because my website (developpement) was in http and not https :) Safari will ask your localisation.
I read somewhere (I've forgotten where) that it is now possible to link to the native Google Maps iOS app from the mobile Safari browser by using the maps:// protocol and that the app will now allow the importation of a KML file. I have tried several different linking URLs but I can't seem to get any of them to work. Does anyone know the correct format of this URL using the maps:// protocol with a KML file? Any help will be greatly appreciated!
As far as I see there is no such option.
Apple Developer Documentation on Map Links
You can start the Google Maps iOS native app by just redirecting to the Google Maps website:
Cupertino
Regarding the KML the native app will not pick it up (from the link above):
The rules for creating a valid map link are as follows: ...
A parameter cannot be q=* if the value is a URL (so KML is not picked up). ...
Apple URL Scheme Reference: Map Links
http://maps.apple.com/?q=cupertino
Note: since iOS 6, you have to convert all map requests from "maps.google.com" to "maps.apple.com" for the iOS map to activate.
Starting in iOs 6, you should link via HTTP to maps.apple.com, such as:
http://maps.apple.com/?daddr=San+Francisco,+CA&saddr=cupertino
If accessed from a non-iOs device, that link currently redirects to the equivalent Google Maps search. In the future, Apple might do a web-based map viewer of their own.
See full documentation here:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#featuredarticles/iPhoneURLScheme_Reference/Articles/MapLinks.html
The iPhone has a functionality that when a google maps URL is typed into (or linked) the mobile browser it will open the Google Maps app instead of displaying it in the mobile browser.
Now I'm wondering if that same functionality exists for say a Nokia (Symbian) phone? Is there a way to set up the link to open the Google maps app on the Symbian phone?
You might want to look at this related stackoverflow question.
The Nokia Ovi Store does something similar, it pops up the store when you access a URL through the browser. I don't know how they do it though.
Not that straightforward or helpful in all cases, but at least in the latest Symbian^3, if you have Google Maps installed, pointing the browser to a .kml file (served with correct MIME type) seems to open the file in Google Maps application automatically.