Hello all,
Came across this site by accident. Don't see it mentioned in the
prototypes. Uses the Microsoft map.
http://www.trafficeye.co.uk/
Al.
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Sent via the backstage.bbc.co.uk discussion group. To
I have finally integrated the Simile timeline into www.gTraffic.info.
Select a traffic region and a timeline tab will appear. The timeline tab
displays road traffic events in temporal relation to each other and the
time now (represented by a vertical blue line). The events are also
colour
Jason Cartwright wrote:
For instance, both those sites tell me that there is an incident up
the road on the A40, and they do that with a load of ambiguous
(borderline meaningless) gumpf like a Might End time and
Severity plus a swath of text to read. I'm not really interested,
and whilst I
From the front page of backstage.bbc.co.uk
ItÂ’s also refreshing to see a such healthy interest
in Web2.0 and remix outside of London
Ben,
You don't think this is more than a tad patronising?
Alistair.
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Anyone else seeing this.
Here:
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/data/Data
Firefox (1.5) will render the page but clicking on any
feed results in a blank page.
IE6 only displays blank page.
Al.
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Dharmesh,
Not sure I understand what you mean by 'web request'?
Can you describe an example?
Al.
www.gTraffic.info
--- Dharmesh Raithatha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hey folks
Has anyone got an example of a good googlemasup
where you can click on
the map to make a web request with the
Hello Richard,
Can you be more specific? If you want layers then I am
afraid you will have to implement that yourself. The
Google maps API is quite lean and mean but there is a
reason for that. The real power is in the what goes on
on the browser side but you have to implement that
yourself.
Al.
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