I wonder how sites like trulia.com and fotocasa.com customized the google maps ui for their website
ex1:
http://www.trulia.com/for_sale/Pinecrest,FL/x_map/#for_sale/Pinecrest,FL/x_map/2_p/
They created custom controls for their maps (think custom html elements overlayed on the map), which is explained with examples in the Google Maps API v3 (click here).
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In the Google Maps Web UI, for any given place, I have filtering options for displaying subsets of images: "By owner" or "Vibe", and so on. See the example image below.
How do I, programmatically, achieve the same using Google's Place Details and/or Place Photos APIs? E.g. how do I fetch only "By owner" images from a given place?
It's not possible using the current version of Google's Places API (Sept 1, 2021).
Many thanks to jpoehnelt for commenting and answering.
Essentially I'm working on a presentation and I would like to import this graph into google sheets it does not have to look the same I just need the data. I don't program in HTML so I'm not really sure what to do does anyone have ideas on how I could extract this graph data.
https://digitalik.net/btc/sf_model/#
I've tried using google sheets built-in HTML graph function but for some reason, it can't detect it so an alternative would be to download the data as an XML and paste it into sheets so that's also an option.
unfortunately not possible for a given site because it uses JavaScript and Google Sheets does not support web scraping of JS elements. you can test this simply by disabling JS for a given site and what's left can be scraped. in your case its nothing:
How to add map to a custom entity in MSCRM 2015 and how to plot multiple locations on it ?
It would be helpful to know more details about your situation, what you're trying to accomplish, what mapping tool you're trying to use. Without that the best I can do is offer some basic suggestions...
Making the assumption that you're going to use the Bing maps ajax control, you can put a map on a custom entity's form using a html web resource in combination with some javascript to manage the map control. Here is the Bing maps interactive SDK where you can play around with some different features of the map control to plot points, etc. And here is the Bing Maps MSDN area where you can get into the details on how to use the control.
To put some points on the map, assuming the data you want to use is related to the entity record/form currently open, you can use the javascript provided as part of the CRM SDK to retrieve data directly off the form or current record, or do some ajax calls to the CRM OData endpoint to retrieve the necessary data and finally plot that data on the map.
How to get the Bing maps embed html code based on dynamic address. In my page i have a city and state based on the i need to show the embed map in a page.
In order to do this, you will have several options including embedded maps, using interactive controls or even static imagery service.
Embedded Maps:
Based on your feedback, the simplest way to achieve what you want to do is for you to use the embedded maps, you will find options on the MSDN:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee692180.aspx
You can also think at using the Bing Maps website and configure the behavior of the portal using extra parameters:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn217138.aspx
Static imagery map
If you just want to display a static map (image) with a pushpin at the specific location, see the REST Imagery service here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff701724.aspx
Sample url: http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/V1/Imagery/Map/Road/Bellevue%20Washington?mapLayer=TrafficFlow&key=BingMapsKey
Interactive map using AJAX v7
You can find everything you need to implement your own interactive map using JavaScript on your page:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg427610.aspx
I'm trying to pull pictures from Google Images using AJAX and a color filter.
The Google Search API has been deprecated, and use of the Custom Search API is encouraged instead. However, in reading the Programmer's Guides found there, I see no option for global search instead of site-specific search. It says here to set up a custom search engine, but this requires the searching to be limited to a specific URL!
There is a similar SO post which links to a Google Groups discussion. The only solutions offered there are either to use the deprecated API, something I'm rather loath to do since access has been limited, or to use the Bing API instead, which cannot filter searches by colors.
Are there really no other solutions? Is it impossible to perform a global Google Images search using AJAX?