I've wanted to be able to label my maps for a while without a lot of
trouble, so this application at: http://bike.zgroks.com/index.html allows
the user to post "dynamic labels" to the map. User right clicks on map then
selects size of label and types in text. Shows up as a label that's a
marker
What
I'm wondering is can I put a random parameter in the rtEditLayer_url when I
call it through the edit_map function and if I do that will it affect
anything (i.e., does maps.google.com cache the url)
Bob
On Sunday, September 23, 2012 9:56:47 AM UTC-4, Bob Torzynski wrote:
>
> Greetin
Greetings,
This question relates to embedding user-editable layers at maps.google.com
into google maps javascript api v3 applications.
In my application at: http://bike.zgroks.com/index.html, there is included
a layer called as such:
rtEditLayer_url =
"http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=212
Report them to Google with all the details. They'll take care of it.
"Lowering your prices" is not a solution to the problem.
On Tuesday, September 4, 2012 5:49:21 AM UTC-4, mapper wrote:
> My competitor uses google maps API for its paid, closed services. It
> affect on me as its prices are
Thank you very much for the help on this! I am trying a couple of things
with php to work around but it's not responding to duct tape and chicken
wire like I hoped it would.
On Thu, Aug 30, 2012 at 3:49 AM, wrote:
> Today's Topic Summary
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> Group: http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-
Greetings,
Until recently (the last few days), I have been able to read from "my
places" at maps.google.com using this format:
rtEditLayer_url = "
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=212925685488873680953.0004b6f5861b51720b824&msa=0&z=17&ie=UTF8&output=nl
";
rtEditLayer = new google.maps.KmlLa
Greetings,
This application: http://trails.zgroks.com allows users to add
markers and comments to an SQL database. It also allows users to flag
markers which generates an email to the administrator; allows the
markers to be toggled on/off individually or as a group; includes maps
at maps.google.c
Hi, that's a great maps-related question IMHO. I have an app here:
http://osm.zgroks.com/gosm.html that allows users to create markers
and infowindows and has lots of other functionality. It DOES use
Google Maps API v3 Javascript, PHP, and SQL based on the combined
tutorials and extreme hack #63 fr
Hi,
Another example of generating and using permalinks is here:
http://osm.zgroks.com/gosm.html
This map creates permalinks back to itself as well as permalinks to
OpenStreetMap at the main site and elsewhere.
If you want your map to USE permalinks as well as CREATE them, you
need some code to rea
I can't tell you how to do drag from outside the marker but this
example: gis.zgroks.com/rw2.html, lets the user right click on the
map, then click on the marker they created to assign it to a category.
Maybe it's too complicated for the users but it is one solution. Saves
to a SQL database and cou
Hi Georgi,
There is an example of a map that does that here:
http://zgroks.com/wikka/ZgroksMaps
with source code. It's based on the tutorials cited in the other
responses as well as Google Maps Hacks, Hack #63,
http://mappinghacks.com/projects/gmaps/,
by Rich Gibson and Schuyler Erle. Uses versi
Hi Christopher,
This site: http://gis.zgroks.com/rw2.html is based on several Google
Tutorials and Hack #63 from the book Google Maps Hacks, and does what
you're talking about (and more). Not too difficult to set up, I'll
share all the php files if you want.
Regards, Bob
On Sep 21, 3:47 am, Chri
Hi All,
I know there were some issues yesterday related to the interaction of
v3.6 and markerclusterer. They were resolved (for me) by going back to
v3.5. However, I noticed this morning that in this application:
http://gis.zgroks.com/rw2.html when I try to use 3.6 along with the
Places Library an
Hi Ariel,
You might want to specify more detail on what you need: do you want
your users to be able to save their edits somehow, or just view them
and lose everything when they leave the page? This is an example of a
map that anyone can add markers to, or delete markers from, and saves
the changes
Hi Michael,
The map linked to here: http://gis.zgroks.com/rw2.html could be used
for the purpose you describe. It allows anyone to add markers anywhere
~ and to delete markers as well. Markers can also be imported from a
pre-existing database (i.e., you don't have to add them manually).
It's based
Hi Rick,
I developed/am developing a similar application (I am a Transportation
Planner in Upstate NY). It's a framework at this point, doesn't
include much besides the basic functionality. Includes lots of bike/
ped - type icons that could be used for a poll. As it is, it reads and
writes to and
Thanks for the compliment on the map on the site. As you say, one way
to insert a map is to put it into an . I'm not sure how you
have WordPress set up, but you may have to be an administrator to do
this (in other words, I don't know if this will work on
WordPress.org). As an easier alternative, th
Hi Dinesh,
If you could post a link to what you're working on it would help. This
page: http://gis.zgroks.com/rw2.html does what you're talking about.
(I noticed you posted a test to it, btw). The saveData() function in
this working example is different from the Tutorials, and using
encodeURICompo
Hi Brian,
This page: http://gis.zgroks.com/rw2.html does what you are referring
to. If you post a link to your efforts it would help. If you're able
to output the xml you're just about there.
Bob
On Aug 4, 2:25 pm, Brian wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm a newbie to google maps.
>
> I have a web service that
Thank you for the tip, Esa. I haven't been able to figure it out with
downloadUrl() but I'll try again. ~Bob
On Aug 3, 6:15 am, Esa wrote:
> You have the ajax function downloadUrl(). Why don't you just reload
> the data without reloading the page.
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The map at this page: http://gis.zgroks.com/rw2.html allows any user
to add or delete markers. The markers are saved to an SQL database.
After markers are added or deleted, the map is reloaded to show the
update. This, however results in the map returning to the default
center and zoom. Can anyone
Hi,
It sounds like you're reading Gabriel Svennerberg's book. I can't
speak to using the output from the Styled Map Wizard in the way that
you describe, but as far as reading data from a JSON and using it to
populate a Google Map (API v3) an example is located here:
http://gis.zgroks.com/NYwithCo
I'm not sure this is what you want, but the following link:
http://www.zgroks.com/ReadWriteMarkers.html includes a working example
that allows any user to add markers to the map and stores the markers
on an SQL database. After the marker is 'saved' to the SQL database it
displays a generic marker *
Hi Paulo,
You could probably create a layer as you propose but you might want to
consider using InfoBoxes (developed by Gary Little). Put the latitude
and longitude for features that you want to label (e.g., cities,
counties, any type of points) in a JSON file that also includes the
names then use
I have seen questions related to using Markerclusterer (what a word!)
and since it was difficult for me to figure out - I figured I would
share this example using 'real data'. The site is here: 108.zgroks.com
and it shows some bicycle crash data in upstate New York, which is
stored in a Fusion Tabl
Hi Andi, I assume you mean new to javascript developing not java?
Anyway, this page: http://www.zgroks.com/ReadWriteMarkers.html is
based on the articles that are referenced in the other responses to
your post. It stores markers and the text that's associated with them
in an SQL database and shows
Hi Mary,
I have developed something along those lines that combines a couple of
the Google tutorials and updates Google Maps Hack #63. I'll warn you,
it isn't pretty but my hope is to build on it to do essentially what
you're talking about: http://www.zgroks.com/ReadWriteMarkers.ht
Hi Adriano,
At this link,
http://googlegeodevelopers.blogspot.com/2010/04/infobox-10-highly-customizable.html
Gary Little describes how to use the InfoBox that he develops which
can be used as a label. It's probably easier to implement than Custom
Overlays...
Regards,
Bob
On May 10, 8:21 am, A
Can you link us to the generated Fusion Table
> and the SHP file?
>
> On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 2:57 AM, Bob Torzynski wrote:
> > I tried shpescape.com but it didn't seem to work too well for me. A
> > better bet IMHO is available athttp://fwtools.maptools.org/- which
> > p
I tried shpescape.com but it didn't seem to work too well for me. A
better bet IMHO is available at http://fwtools.maptools.org/ - which
provides ogr2ogr.exe (look in the FWTools package). This lets you do
the transformation on your own computer. I've transformed a number of
Census 2010 polygons (e
Good Morning,
Not exactly sure what you mean, but this link points to two maps on a
single page in two seperate panes. They are synchronized and allow the
various kml layers (Fusion Tables) to be toggled on and off:
http://sites.google.com/site/roberttorzynski/cabinet/NationalWaterwayNetwork.html
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