How could I embed a Google Maps API Javascrip on my Flex Application?
I found some examples, but none of them worked for me.
http://javey.net/bike/map/player5/map.html?gpx=http://javey.net/bike/gpx/24-nov-2007.gpx&title=Sheldon.Road.Trail
Can anyone help me with that question? I would really appreciate it.
What have you tried so far? Do you have any code to show us?
Your second link explains using an HTML wrapper in Flex, which seems like a straightforward solution to me. You can make sure the HTML portion is working by opening it in a browser to make sure it shows up and displays properly (often this is the real problem).
The poster of the links you gave also linked to the source code in the comments: Flex + Google Maps. Try modifying a copy of their code to do what you want it to. Or cut out as much of their code as you can while preserving the functionality you want to see how they do it, and go from there.
I wonder if StageWebView is what you're after?
http://blogs.adobe.com/ria/2011/01/10/accessing-the-stagewebview-object/
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Currently I have placed sprites and I have the events as in the example on the page: https://forge.autodesk.com/en/docs/dataviz/v1/developers_guide/examples/handling_sprite_events/.
But I don't know how to add information with a pop up as seen on the web.
How to do this with the information and displaying it in Forge: Objective
I have not found any information on how to do it and the example on Github https://github.com/Autodesk-Forge/forge-dataviz-iot-reference-app/tree/main/client/pages I don't quite understand it, already that many things are mixed. If someone could help me. I am starting on this.
Basically what you want to achieve is to display an html div on hover and hide it when not hovering.
You can inspire from this post Placing custom markup which is pretty close to what you want to achieve.
However, the examples you mention are using the Data Visualization extension and the React component called CustomTooltip. If you are using React in your project you can definitly take a look at the Hyperion's reference app.
I have a quick question which would really help me out, i'm sure it must be simple -- if its possible.
I am developing a wordpress website and using Chrome Inspects to edit the CSS, which i'm fine with. However, when I want edit the html code, I cant find the name of file i am editing on elements. Is there a way to find out the file name?
Hope that makes sense,
All the best,
Joe
Yes, it is on the top right corner of each css property.
I am integrating Google Maps with jQuery Mobile and .NET. I am following the Google Code (example 4) documentation here: http://jquery-ui-map.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/demos/jquery-mobile-example.html#jquery-mobile-example-4.html
I've been careful in transferring the code, but I keep receiving a blank frame. The map doesn't show up in the frame.
Anyone else run into this problem? Any recommendations on additional documentation, tutorials, videos, and reading?
I greatly appreciate anyone's time and help, thank you.
I think your problem is outlined here : http://www.smashinglabs.pl/gmap/examples
If, for any reason, any dimension of div will be equal 0 during
loading process, maps will stop working correctly. It is quite common
issue while loading tabs, accordions, etc.
He goes on to outline specific problem resolutions. Some of them:
Try calling the 'refresh' function manually google.maps.event.trigger($('#map').data('gmap').gmap, 'resize');
If your #map container doesn't have a set size, it will default to 0x0 by normal HTML/CSS standards. Try setting a size manually, say 300x300
etc...
It might be the google loader api key? (If you copy paste). Get any JS errors?
As Phill said, post some code and we'll be able to help you better.
If you are using jquery.ui.maps thats the wrong syntax. From what i can tell you are using another plugin.
Thank you for your time and help. After more research and additional help from others, I was able to find a Google Maps solution to get me moving more quickly. A great conversation that outlines resources I studied, used, and highlighted can be found in this google groups discussion.
Can I add html form directly over the div that displays Google maps ?
Yes, & Scott is right, you are better off being more specific - just a map and a html form (or any other kind of html element for that matter)? Then of course yes. Just some basic CSS will sort you out.
Even better would be to show us your code and someone will point out where it is going wrong if you're having trouble. Try this search if you need to begin somewhere. Or even better your question is likely already answered here -> Google Maps v2 div inside or over map.
One (slightly advanced) note though - it has been known to go funky when using FF2, but any other browser seems to have no problems. References: Infamous Firefox cursor bug & Bug 167801
Hi all I was trying to get the vimeo "swfobject.html" example from git hub to work, but it simply doesn't work # github.com/vimeo/vimeo-api-examples/blob/master/moogaloop-api/javascript/swfobject.html
I debugged a bit, and realized it doesn't even enter the "js_onLoad" function. Does anyone know if this github code dated or is js_onLoad deprecated? I'm just trying to do a simple example of displaying the alert "hi" after the player is loaded, but I can't even get that far.
My very simple sample code is here: http://pastie.org/1110855. Does anyone see a problem?
Any fellow stackoverflowers versed in vimeo JS API? Cheers
I feel your pain. There's a bunch of inconsistent information about the vimeo API out there. But there are still parts that work. Check out the API Playground which works and demonstrates clearly how to do all sorts of useful things. The source code is on github. You can take apart the playground.html file and just leave in the parts that you need.
Important caveat about the playground.html file -- it doesn't work (for me) when running off a file:/// URL. It has to be coming off an http server to function at all. HTH.
I consider myself a bit of an expert on the Vimeo JS API. Their documentation and demo's are very poor, so I put together this little demo that I think it much easier to follow. It users jQuery and the iFrame embed method, but hopefully it helps:
http://labs.funkhausdesign.com/examples/vimeo/froogaloop2-api-basics.html
It shows how to listen for an event and fire a method.
After several experiments, it seems that events are only fired with the HTML5 version of the embed, not with the Flash version.
As the Universal Embed code (iframe) automatically selects the technology, I believe that the best way to go is to avoid using it and make your own embed.