Re: Maps
On 22 Oct 2014, Brian Jordan wrote: > In article , >Tony Moore wrote: > > [Snip] > > > Now that is really useful. Many thanks. > > > Searching for an explanation of the various parameters led me to > > https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/staticmaps/ This > > has a black background, but can be read easily in NetSurf, by > > pressing ctrl-a to select all. > > As you say, a most useful reference. Strangely I have no black > background problems here with build 3.3 (Dev CI #2193) if JavaScript > is disabled. If JS is enabled the page doesn't render at all. I've just checked again and, here too, there is no black background. Most odd - I couldn't have imagined it! Tony
Re: Maps
In article , Tony Moore wrote: [Snip] > Now that is really useful. Many thanks. > Searching for an explanation of the various parameters led me to > https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/staticmaps/ This has a > black background, but can be read easily in NetSurf, by pressing ctrl-a > to select all. As you say, a most useful reference. Strangely I have no black background problems here with build 3.3 (Dev CI #2193) if JavaScript is disabled. If JS is enabled the page doesn't render at all. -- _ Brian Jordan Virtual RPC-AdjustSA on Windows 8.1 Pro RISC OS 6.20 _ --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com
Re: Maps
On 22 Oct 2014, Michael Drake wrote: > Since NetSurf doesn't have enough JavaScript support to use Google > Maps, I've added a simple front end to the Google Static Maps API. > > You can have a go with this if you visit: > >about:maps > > in the latest NetSurf development build. Now that is really useful. Many thanks. Searching for an explanation of the various parameters led me to https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/staticmaps/ This has a black background, but can be read easily in NetSurf, by pressing ctrl-a to select all. Tony
Re: Maps
In article <544811cf.9080...@netsurf-browser.org>, Michael Drake wrote: > Since NetSurf doesn't have enough JavaScript support to use Google > Maps, I've added a simple front end to the Google Static Maps API. > You can have a go with this if you visit: >about:maps > in the latest NetSurf development build. Very nice, thank you. -- _ Brian Jordan Virtual RPC-AdjustSA on Windows 8.1 Pro RISC OS 6.20 _ --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com
Maps
Since NetSurf doesn't have enough JavaScript support to use Google Maps, I've added a simple front end to the Google Static Maps API. You can have a go with this if you visit: about:maps in the latest NetSurf development build. -- Michael Drake http://www.netsurf-browser.org/
Re: google maps
In message <50f8e9f8c3brian.jord...@btinternet.com> Brian Jordan wrote: > In article , >Tony Moore wrote: > [Snip problem with r9799 and Google maps] >> Can anyone please confirm this problem. If so, does anyone know of a >> link to Google Maps which still works? > Yes, I see exactly the same here. Sadly the same with me.. Alan --
Re: google maps
In article , Tony Moore wrote: [Snip problem with r9799 and Google maps] > Can anyone please confirm this problem. If so, does anyone know of a > link to Google Maps which still works? Yes, I see exactly the same here. -- _ Brian Jordan Virtual RPC-AdjustSA RISC OS 6.20 _
google maps
Until not long ago, using NetSurf (09 Jan 2010 00:15) r9799 to visit http://maps.google.com/?output=html&oi=nojs enabled maps to be accessed. Now, when I visit that link, shortly after the page is displayed, NetSurf downloads a 'text' file named 'm' (which is actually a wml file containing various Google links). Disregarding the spurious download, entering a placename in the search-box and clicking 'Search maps' leads to a page containing a writable icon, at top left, and nothing else (formerly, it led to a page displaying a map). Can anyone please confirm this problem. If so, does anyone know of a link to Google Maps which still works? Tony
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Hi all No joy with Google Maps or with MultiMaps. Checked the various modules as follows: URI: v 104 OK Tinct: v 0.13 OK Iconv: v 0.10 (29 Nov 08) OK Shared U Lib newest OK However using the newest Unicode NS does not load giving the error message: using earlier version of Unicode (ca. 273 KB soze) NS load and works OK but nodisplay of maps. I have a feeling something is missing but have no idea what it might be. Very grateful for any suggestion. Best regards -- Mohamed Abdullah Dept. Biology, University of Oslo PB 1066 Blindern, 0316 Oslo, Norway Tel: +47 22 85 45 47
Re: Google maps
In article , Chris F wrote: > In message <4023688e165c2b03db53ae009f5464bd.squir...@webmail.uio.no> > "M.I. Abdullah" wrote: > > > > > On 14 May, Paul Stwart wrote: > > . > > . > > >> maps.google.co.uk works fine here on NS r7453 on the A9home. > > > > > > And on the RiscPC. > > > > Also using NS r7453 on Iyonix. get only some active links (5) but > > no graphics or any of the furniture on the Maps page. Have > > retired the RiscPC unfortunately. Similar results with Oregano > > 2. Regards > > > Seems to render ok here with WebsterXL 1.99u15 No link to google > earth of course but searches, zooms and n.s.e & w ok. I've just re-checked and maps do display correctly with NetSurf 2.0. Regards Richard
Re: Google maps
In message <4023688e165c2b03db53ae009f5464bd.squir...@webmail.uio.no> "M.I. Abdullah" wrote: > > > On 14 May, Paul Stwart wrote: > . > . > >> maps.google.co.uk works fine here on NS r7453 on the A9home. > > > > And on the RiscPC. > > Also using NS r7453 on Iyonix. get only some active links (5) but no > graphics or any of the furniture on the Maps page. Have retired the RiscPC > unfortunately. Similar results with Oregano 2. > Regards > Seems to render ok here with WebsterXL 1.99u15 No link to google earth of course but searches, zooms and n.s.e & w ok. -- BW Chris F. [ British Iyonix, RISC OS 5.13 & A9 ] Risc OS! (Because you're worth it.)
Re: Google maps
> On 14 May, Paul Stwart wrote: . . >> maps.google.co.uk works fine here on NS r7453 on the A9home. > > And on the RiscPC. Also using NS r7453 on Iyonix. get only some active links (5) but no graphics or any of the furniture on the Maps page. Have retired the RiscPC unfortunately. Similar results with Oregano 2. Regards -- Mohamed Abdullah Dept. Biology, University of Oslo PB 1066 Blindern, 0316 Oslo, Norway Tel: +47 22 85 45 47
Re: Google maps
In article <6b393df328e3872ee80ac0a5ed1a09a5.squir...@webmail.uio.no>, M.I. Abdullah wrote: > Hi all > Has anyone managed successfully to display "Google Maps" on the Iyonix. > Would greatly appreciate any tips. > Best regards > Mohamed Abdullah I'm afraid its the old problem - Javascript or lack of it :-( I understand that the Google are releasing money to a programming team to undertake the preparation for Javascript implementation in NetSurf - this has got to be good news. Regards Richard
Re: Google maps
On 14 May, Paul Stwart wrote: > > Has anyone managed successfully to display "Google Maps" on the Iyonix. > > Would greatly appreciate any tips. > > > > Best regards > > > > Mohamed Abdullah > > > > > maps.google.co.uk works fine here on NS r7453 on the A9home. And on the RiscPC. -- David Wild using RISC OS on broadband www.davidhwild.me.uk
Re: Google maps
On Thu, 14 May 2009, M.I. Abdullah wrote: > Hi all > Has anyone managed successfully to display "Google Maps" on the Iyonix. > Would greatly appreciate any tips. > > Best regards > > Mohamed Abdullah > > maps.google.co.uk works fine here on NS r7453 on the A9home. -- Regards, Paul Stewart
Google maps
Hi all Has anyone managed successfully to display "Google Maps" on the Iyonix. Would greatly appreciate any tips. Best regards Mohamed Abdullah -- Mohamed Abdullah Dept. Biology, University of Oslo PB 1066 Blindern, 0316 Oslo, Norway Tel: +47 22 85 45 47
