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New Aspects of the Google Maps API
0 Comments Published by Cam November 12th, 2006 in The Book, User ExperienceIt’s been an active few weeks for the Google Maps API team. They’ve announced a number of interesting new additions, and the community has discovered a few more. We can’t possibly hope to cover everything in great detail, but we do hope to work these changes into any future revisions of our book. Until then, […]
A Better Loading Message
5 Comments Published by Mike September 12th, 2006 in Ajax, JavaScript, UsabilityIn Chapter 6 of the book, we showed you one way of creating a loading message for your users. The method demonstrated followed this basic pattern:
Serve the user an HTML page with the loading message in it,
Have an onLoad event call the Maps API’s initialization, and add all the markers to the map, and then
Remove […]
Those of you with unlimited data transfer on a supported phone will definitely want to be keeping track of Google Maps Mobile.
It’s particularly cool that GMM now supports a very limited KML. You only get the first nine points in the file, but it does let you see them.
Update: These are screenshots of Google’s online […]
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