Hello, how do I select multiple "types" to have the same style when
setting a style in a Fusion table.
Tried as below
where: "'description' = 'asphalt','stones','wood' ",
where: "'description' in ( 'asphalt','stones','wood') ",
where: "'description' = 'asphalt' or 'description' = 'stones' or
Are there any plans for any Office Hours that are compatible with
working hours in Central Europe? 4pm Sydney time is 6am here, 10am
Pacific time is 7pm here.
Cheers,
Tom
(Switzerland / CET)
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On 14 February 2012 11:12, Tom Payne wrote:
> Are there any plans for any Office Hours that are compatible with
> working hours in Central Europe? 4pm Sydney time is 6am here
It's even earlier than that in the UK!
Perhaps these hangouts can be recorded and made available for replay later?
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Hello, how do I select multiple "types" to have the same style when
setting a style in a Fusion table.
Tried as below
where: "'description' = 'asphalt','stones','wood' ",
where: "'description' in ( 'asphalt','stones','wood') ",
where: "'description' = 'asphalt' or 'description' = 'stones' or
'
As far as I know its a standard 'WHERE' cause from the FT API
https://developers.google.com/fusiontables/docs/developers_guide#Querying
... there is no OR but IN should work.
where: "'description' in ('asphalt','stones','wood')",
On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 11:02 AM, Thoern wrote:
> Hello, how
On Feb 13, 11:42 pm, Pil wrote:
> Line 7
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> should be removed.
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> Character-encoding declaration is missing.
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> The following line initiates the content string of *every* marker
> content
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> var contentString = ''+
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> Ever heard that the value of an id attribute should be unique?
That is
On Feb 14, 3:23 pm, "geocode...@gmail.com"
> That is all well and good. But specifying v=3.6 on a local copy of
> that page shows all the markers, while the nightly build does not.
Lesser fault tolerance is often better, more stable and more robust.
Try to replace the id attributes with class
On Feb 10, 8:47 pm, Andrew C Leach
> I did think this would happen at some point. Pity.
At least better than the interface of the new groups - in any case.
Although the decision is interesting: No propaedeutic announcement,
no questions to the top posters of the group, very internal and
closed.
On Feb 14, 11:11 am, Pil wrote:
> On Feb 10, 8:47 pm, Andrew C Leach
>
> > I did think this would happen at some point. Pity.
>
> At least better than the interface of the new groups - in any case.
>
> Although the decision is interesting: No propaedeutic announcement,
> no questions to the top po
I am using jquery to register a click event on the page like so:
$("html").click(function(){ // do stuff });
Except I don't want the click events to propagate to the google map or
any of its elements. I've tried:
$("#mapdiv").click(function(event){
event.stopPropagation();
});
and altering
We are getting this error
Too many queries
http://maps.google.com/maps/geo?key=AIzaSyDfByaRszNUYGnmADq_8obCGVWpdEytiII&output=json&q=91504
{"Status":{"code":620,"request":"geocode"}}
On our website shop.bangstyle.com
But if we manually go to the that link, the results are returned
properly
We a
You should be fine.
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I have enjoyed being able to simply scan the topic headings in this
group and click on any that caught my eye. Doing this gave me a warm
feeling (perhaps misplaced) that I was 'keeping up' with the ebb and
flow of maps API knowledge. Sigh...
OK, over on SO I subscribed to the tag 'google-maps-ap
On Wed, Feb 15, 2012 at 12:52 PM, Joseph Elfelt wrote:
> I have enjoyed being able to simply scan the topic headings in this
> group and click on any that caught my eye. Doing this gave me a warm
> feeling (perhaps misplaced) that I was 'keeping up' with the ebb and
> flow of maps API knowledge.
Definitely sounds adequate. If you find it isn't, you can apply for a
Google Grant:
http://earth.google.com/outreach/grants.html
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On Sun, Feb 12, 2012 at 8:10 AM, John M Phillips <
johnm.phillips1...@gmail.com>
This is the deprecated API. You're also using a new-style key, which I
didn't think was allowed.
Try the new Geocoding API:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/geocoding/
Also, for future reference, try the Web Services group:
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-api-web-services
Hi Chris, the api was created by the Google Services page. I will check
the deprecated code, thank you.
Nicholas Vassos
On 2/14/2012 6:20 PM, Chris Broadfoot wrote:
This is the deprecated API. You're also using a new-style key, which I
didn't think was allowed.
Try the new Geocoding API:
htt
Hi,
I just started using the maps api and would like to make an app for
webOS, specifically for the Touchpad. My plan is to allow users to
search for businesses with Google Places, Yelp, and Yellowpages, show
their locations on the map and then get directions. I feel like this
doesn't constitute
"Wrapper service" in the TOS means that some service provides map
functions using Google Maps API such as tile, geocodingetc.
The application you want to create using Google Maps API, it doesn't
seems like wrapper service.
Because you provides information on the map, not map itself.
So I think
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