Difference between revisions of "Using GPS Data with Google Maps"
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Google maps is probably one of the most powerful features within google. | Google maps is probably one of the most powerful features within google. | ||
− | <googlemap lat=" | + | <googlemap lat="42.711618" lon="-73.25112"> |
− | + | 42.711618, -73.25112, this point is not on a line | |
− | + | 43.224024, -70.28301, neither is this one | |
+ | #770077 | ||
+ | 42.202452, -72.83101, this is on a line of color #77077 | ||
+ | 45.214425, -72.48114, so is this | ||
+ | #668800 | ||
+ | 42.201324, -70.95811, this starts a second line | ||
+ | 43.404142, -73.44514, this is also on the second line | ||
</googlemap> | </googlemap> | ||
Revision as of 17:06, 25 April 2007
Google maps is probably one of the most powerful features within google.
<googlemap lat="42.711618" lon="-73.25112"> 42.711618, -73.25112, this point is not on a line 43.224024, -70.28301, neither is this one
- 770077
42.202452, -72.83101, this is on a line of color #77077 45.214425, -72.48114, so is this
- 668800
42.201324, -70.95811, this starts a second line 43.404142, -73.44514, this is also on the second line </googlemap>
The API
To use google features within your own html, an API key must be applied for. Each URL needs it's own Key to funtion.
http://www.google.com/apis/maps/signup.html
The google API has specific instructions for adding maps, including GPS tracks to your website.
http://www.google.com/apis/maps/