I'm trying to automate sending locations to my car via the wego.here.com maps API.
The feature is there in the web page but I'm struggling to find it anywhere in the API documentation. Has anyone managed to do this?
You can find a link for the documentation here: https://developer.here.com/develop/mobile-sdks
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How to work with UiSettings in Google Map API v3? I try to show compass in map (not street view). I'm new in there if anyone know how to show it will be helpful. Thanks.
This feature is available in Google Maps Android API. Unfortunately, Google Maps Api v3 does not have this yet. I suggest that you file a feature request in Google Issue Tracker. If you are not familiar with issue tracker:
Issue Tracker is a tool used internally at Google to track bugs and feature requests during product development. It is available outside of Google for use by external public and partner users who need to collaborate with Google teams on specific projects.
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You may visit the issue tracker here.
Here what I am trying to implement is GIS (Grographic Information System) Application in Google Map. I googled for the same and I didn't find the appropriate solution. My concern is to implement GIS Application in the my project. I don't figure out how to implement.
Does anyone have any recommendations for tutorials or solutions for implementing GIS Application in asp.net?
First we have to register our Google Map API key so register your own key here and also download the Gmaps.dll from there.
Add the reference to downloaded Gmaps.dll by right-clicking on the solution.
A tutorial using bing is available here
More reference Links are here
I want to implement Google map API in my project.I have searched alot on internet but still i m not able to integrate it in my application. Any one help me how can i implement it in my application. Thanks in advance
CodePlex project : Use Google Maps API for .net
You can use some wrapper http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/csharp-google-static-map.aspx but I really think that it is better to do this in the Api native language (Javascript) and simply follow the documentation.
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
Basically I have an admin CP I've coded for all my sites and I'd love to integrate the information gathered by Google Analytics on it to avoid having to look at both sites every morning.
BTW I'm using PHP, but I would assume if something like this exists it would just be exported as XML.
Nope.
Here's how to use Yahoo Pipes to scrape your Analytics page
Alternatively, you can export reports and use them
There's an official API in private beta. I'm looking forward to it!
http://analytics.blogspot.com/2008/10/more-enterprise-class-features-added-to.html
Nicolas Lierman has developed an AIR application that uses an API of his own creation to gather Google analytics data. He refuses to puplish the API though as apparently it exposes some severe security flaws in Analytics interface. Google themselves have never published an API for it.
If you really want to proceed with your plan, you'll have to reverse engineer the interface yourself.