We would love to use the Deeplinking API to share multiple locations with a browser link. For one location it's easy
https://share.here.com/l/47.40135,9.63486
But is there a way for multiple locations? Something like
https://share.here.com/l/47.40135,9.63486/l/45.23040,11.74234
By searching I already found this post Nokia HERE map plot multiple locations c#, but I couldn't find the library that was used.
We are developing a .Net Windows application, so if it isn't possible to solve with the link maybe there is one with an appropriate library?
Currently we are supporting only one location at a time. You can refer the same in our API document
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Following this
question I want to ask one more clarification:
I have a project. An application that I host on two different machines with two different domains for two different clients.
I have two applications registered in the Google Analytics portal.
Can I add the both tags as explained in the linked question and will I get data for the different application depending on which server I have hosted the app or, no matter the client, if I log into the first system, i will be registered on the second as well?
I am asking as the project is already build and packaged when I do the differentiation which goes to which server and am looking for quicker solution.
A quicker solution would be using one GA property for tracking all your applications and having a user-level custom dimension there indicating which application it is.
An alternative, would be using N properties each for its own application and then use a rollup property: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6096167?hl=en
Your case doesn't sound like a case justifying using two properties at the same time on each of the apps. Please elaborate your case better if you still believe you have to use double tracking. Double tracking is a brutish solution and there are almost always more elegant solutions.
There are a few tutorials on the web regarding the multi apps structure with Symfony 2, however I haven't seen any post on cross linking the apps (in term of http urls, how do you generate a link to the frontend blog post from your backend application?)
It's possible to put all the shared routes in a shared bundle, but then how do we generate the apps with the correct application path applied to it? For example, in my case I need to generate mysite.com/reset_password but since I do it from the backend I always get mysite.com/backend/reset_password. Of course I can trim the /backend/ out manually but that does not seem like the way to do it.
PS: I understand the downside of the multiple apps structure, however there are reason we want to use it.
As far as I know there is no built in way to do that, but it doesn't sound especially difficult to do.
Create a web service on the site you want to link to which provides URLs to specific locations. You can then normalize these URLs to generic keys. Then create an internal service to build a URL from this data.
I'm developing a web based application where I need to overlay some color layers over each country or city . I know that I can use Google maps but the problem I have is that the server where we're deploying the app doesn't have access to the internet .
so I need a map component like Google maps which I can use it offline , can any one suggest any component that I can use ?
You might check out openstreetmap. There you could download the planet.xml file for the whole world or specific files only for the regions you want to serve. Good material can be found also here: www.geofabrik.de
Then you will have to set up your own tileserver, which will crunch png-tiles for the xml-files provided and store all png-maps on your local harddrive.
The tileserver will probably have some web-api also. So your tileserver may run on localhost:8080 or another port, and your website runs maybe on apache on port 80.
Then you would use some web-framework to access your own tileserver. This framework would be
probably http://openlayers.org/ which can also draw shapes onto maps.
As a tileserver-location, you would add the address to your local installed tileserver. Openlayers will then receive the crunched tiles and do some stuff with it.
So, you have to at least once get some information from the internet (planet.xml) and crunch your data. But be aware that this crunching might take a long time depending on how many countries you want to serve and also these png-files will take a lot of space.
Check out openstreetmap.org how to do all this, including some numbers.
Maybe it is even possible just to download the crunched tiles from openstreetmap and put them in a specific order and fire up a tileserver pointing to these tiles. This would probably much easier.
You cannot download the Google-Maps tiles and serve them in your own tile-server, since there is a license restriction on them.
Greetings,
Jan
You're going to find that difficult because the map data alone could take up several hundred megabytes of space to store. The OS provides offline mapping within the UK which they provide free but it is limited and you'll have to manually integrate it into your site.
Having a web-based application that can't access the internet seems a bit daft to me, surely there's a way around that?
I am trying to develop a web based map application where the user can interact with the map. But I am new to this field and do not have much idea about how to approach this. Basically I want to use a static map created by me, so I think google map API s may not be used in this case. My development platform is unix. Can you please suggest what language I should use to write the server and also what kind of free tools can be used to implement the map part?
Thanx...
I suggest reading up on the Google Maps API 3. You can add overlays or even add your own tiles using the API. Specifically, I suggest looking into the GroundLayers section of the V3 API here GroundOverlays
we are currently developing a website which will heavily involve connections to several social networks. I name a few (facebook, youtube, flickr, google contacts, windows live contacts, twitter,...)
i know (from collegues) that a library exists for php. called openInviter (http://openinviter.com)
though this site has to be in asp.net and probably with the CMS Umbraco (http://www.umbraco.org)
Instead of targetting each site trough its own (or custom community build) library we were wondering if anyone knows a similar library that target all or many social networks at once. Greatly simplifying the work and complexity of the project.
Depending on what you're looking at doing with the Social Networks, you might want to check out YQL - Yahoo! Query Language - this allows you to work with one API to access a whole host of supported and custom APIs, which might well simplify things for you.
Have you seen RPXNow? There is a .NET library available.