With the Google Earth plugin, is there a way to use checkboxes to toggle individual layers on and off that are all contained in a single .kmz file?
Thanks in advance for your help!
See my answer to another question
Basically you assign an 'id' to a folder,placemark,linestring etc
then tell the plug-in to toggle the visibility of the 'id'
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A bit of a noob so please forgive me.
I am working on a project using Google Sheets and Google Forms. I would love to use javascript and html but I am required to use google.
I have a google form with a drop down. I need to read the value of the drop down and pass it to a google script I have written. The script will populate the values for another question in the same form based on the dropdown value. I need to retrieve the value before the form is submitted so I can create the second question.
Can this be done all on one page?
If not can I create a second page in the form and read the value when the next button is clicked?
I appreciate any info and feedback you can provide. I have tried looking around on the internet but haven really found solutions that helped me, at least not that i understood.
Thanks
I was wondering if you could put a custom StreetView with a marker. I am making a map that has city parks. I want it so if someone clicks on a specific marker, the custom StreetView pops up and shows the panorama. For the custom StreetViews I used Google Views. Is this possible?
Thanks in advance.
Yes, this is possible. Something close to it can be done in two ways.
The easiest option is to load Google maps from the main URL and wait. It will let you build a map or view your custom maps just below the search bar. Google Maps itself lets you create a custom map with markers. This doesn't sound like your desired option, but it is quick to implement. You can even add your own style.
The second is to create your own custom Street View tour, this sounds like your focus. You want the actual panographs to use your markers. This is fairly easy to do, but requires some programming. It is possible on both Google Earth and Google Maps. Check out the Google APIs such as https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/reference#StreetViewPanoramaOptions. Options include changing out panographs for your own images, defining arrows including labels, overlays, pop-up boxes, action boxes, and more. Check out some options here: http://hpneo.github.io/gmaps/examples.html
Hi, I want to show my full calendar like this I am new to this, can any help me with this. thank you.
What you basically need is to use the month view (it's the default view), like in the example: http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/views/month/
You will also need to customize the event background color using the configuration 'eventBackgroundColor', see: http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/docs/event_rendering/eventBackgroundColor/
I suggest you the read the documentation. Some parts of what you want you will need to do it yourself using the methods provided by the API. Some other parts is ready-for-use.
I'm using the jQuery Plugin GMAP3 to display a map with a number of markers on my website.
I know that the Google Maps API V3 allows custom styling of Maps, I just can't figure out how to use this feature with GMAP3. Can anyone help?
In gmap3 api docs, there is an example about how to use styled map, you can check it out
here.
Check out the setOptions function for the map object.
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/reference#
If this still wont work you may try making the styled map outside of gmap3 first.
The Best Custom styles you can make/ understand from here:Google Custom Style Link
google map api v3: can I use a div instead of an image to create the custom icon?
i want to be able to hover the marker and change the icon, ven betetr if i could use a fade fx...so how can i set a div instead of an image like it is by default?
Yes, You can use Custom Overlays in place of markers:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/overlays.html#CustomOverlays
First, I give the demo-purpose website.
For this question, I have found there are several similar questions which I have already answered such as:
(following one is about theory)
HTML/CSS Markers using Google Maps Javascript API v3
(following one is about implementations)
How to create custom marker for google map
At first answer, I have given my detailed understanding why customized icons and markers should be implemented by extending overlayView class.
At second answer, I have posted out how to write HTML/CSS to specify how one customized icon/marker looks. Of course you can also write event handlers to add JS logic to your icon/marker.
At stack overflow, I found several interesting points. When I found similar questions, I cannot answer the question using my previous answer.
One content manager even deletes my answer although what I am answering here is exactly the question is asking.
At last, if you need to see how to extend overlayView class to realize one marker, please see this source code (starting below comment //====custom-marker management starts)
Thank you.