>
>
> I can confirm that this particular tracker will remain read / write for
> now (beyond the advertised date), just until we find a new home.
>
Thank you, thats good to know!
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On Friday, 7 August 2015 05:09:25 UTC+1, Oscar Esquivel wrote:
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> hi. we are using the google maps javascript api geocoding service, we have
> notice that the bounds structure is constantly changing from za.A to ya.A
> to Ca.A , Ia.a
>
> is there a rule that the response follows to change th
Hi Gordon,
take a look at the official Google documentation: for KML
Layers:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/layer-kml
the KML layer option "preserveViewport" specifies that the map should not
be adjusted to the bounds of the KmlLayer’s contents
see: https:
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> Hi Grenole8,
>
there is a function ".GetPointAtDistance()" within the 3rd-party extension
"v3_epoly.js" for Google Maps API which should do the job.
See: http://www.geocodezip.com/scripts/v3_epoly.js
Ralf
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Hi victar,
normaly national borders are no barriers for creating routes (e.g. no
problem to get from Egypt to Lybia), but in your case I think the poltical
circumstances are responsible for tha crazy route.
Ralf
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