I have the following problem on my own site using Mapbox, but I'll use Mapbox's own webpages to explain what I'm facing as I see the same issue there.
I use Mapbox's Geocoder example at this link: https://docs.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/example/mapbox-gl-geocoder and I search for 'Feriekompagniet' and nothing shows up.
I then click the 'Improve this map' link in the bottom right corner of the map - this takes me to this site: Improve map
I do the same search for 'Feriekompagniet' and it finds what I'm looking for (Feriekompagniet A/S).
Can anyone tell me what the difference is - how can I get the same search results as on the 'Improve this map' site?
Thanks in advance...
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For example, I follow Jeroen but his name does not show up at the top of the results. Any idea what could be the reason? And possible solutions?
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I'm creating a Google Custom Search results engine for my website, and it has these borders around each result, I want to change the results (styling, and html if possible). How can I do this? Please help.
You usually can't style things like this, as they're located within an iframe that's not hosted on your domain. I did, however, find a doc on this subject:
https://developers.google.com/custom-search/docs/ui_xml?hl=en
I have an application that currently links to Google Maps passing it the required URL parameters needed to show driving directions for a set of points (typically 3+). This approach has worked and has allowed us to not use their API, which worked fine.
With Google, they made it pretty easy and clear by using parameters like "saddr" for the starting address, "to" for way points, and "daddr" for the destination. I could even pass in "pw" if I wanted to put the map into print mode. Simple, easy, works great!
I'm trying to determine if Bing Maps supports the same thing. I have been unable thus far to find any examples showing how this can be done, nor have I been able to easily decode the URL after creating my own driving directions using Bing Maps.
Again, I'd like to avoid using the API and am find with sending users to Bing's site when clicking my link.
It this possible? If yes, how can it be done?
Yes it is possible.
And I just wrote a little blog post to demonstrate how: http://alastaira.wordpress.com/2012/06/19/url-parameters-for-the-bing-maps-website/
Alastair's answer has full details if you follow the link through to the blog post.
But if you want the quick answer (again, thanks Alastair) use this root:
http://www.bing.com/maps/default.aspx?where1=
and stick your search destination in at the end. Eg. this gets you to Atwood Rd in London using its postcode:
http://www.bing.com/maps/default.aspx?where1=W6%200HX
I am new in Google places API and don't know how to use in our application...Can any one explain me how to get the list of Supermarkets around my places..
Currently I am using this link but not able to get that things which I want.
Please help me to solve the problem...
The URL should be:
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/search/json?location=lat,long&radius=500&types=grocery_or_supermarket&sensor=false&key=yourkey
I would like to display a map inside a jframe. More specifically, I don't want to display a static map, image.
I would like to display a map like google map with all the utilities like panning/zooming etc.
Could you help me?? Is there any reference code??
Thank you.
You might want to check out OpenMap
Apparently jFrames doesn't seem to support Google Maps.
Google Maps - Issues
You may want to look into alternatives, such as using an iFrame?
Google Maps Embedding Tutorial
or
Google's How-To for Google Maps