Im working on a project..I have to add a google map of my location.Im new to this so any help will be appreciated . I know there are many tutorial but i cant find the best one.Thanks in advance :)
you might want to start here. This a tutorial from Google.
Google Maps API is very powerful but you need to have detailed information about Javascript (Jquery), PHP, mySql etc. Also you have to be familiar with Google Map services.
If you do not have enough time for that, you can have a look this PHP script. It is FREE and you can easily embed google maps on your PHP website. Also, it's possible to manage your maps without coding.
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Basically all I want to do for now is just allow someone to enter an address and have it save the data in my database and display it on a Google map. Then when other people come to it, they can view the "pins" that other people have placed. Do I do all of the interaction with Google Maps using JavaScript? PHP?
I've done some searching and it isn't all that clear to me. Just looking for guidance on how to get started so I don't end up going back and changing things later on.
Google Maps is a client-side technology so you'll be using JavaScript. See this guide for getting started.
There are alot of tutorials on the web about the subject.
It is actually quite simple once you understand the API.
To get the pin's etc you can store them with php in MySQL and then to show the map just translate into values the API can understand.
Here is a good tutorial: https://developers.google.com/maps/articles/phpsqlajax
I would like to read my Google Plus Feed with an php site and list all entrys in an array.... Now I found the explanation site of Google
https://developers.google.com/+/api/latest/comments/list
But I dont understand what I have to do?!? Can anybody give me a hint or an example, how to read my own newfeed from google + with an php coded site?
thank you in advance
regards Dennis
Well, I think it is better you to use the google-api-php-client which has methods to easily access content on Google Plus from PHP.
You may also want to check out the Google+ PHP Starter Project, which provides some configure and run code. One of the features demonstrated by this starter project is a list of your public activities.
I need to get the current site visitors number using Javascript or PHP.
I need it using the best way between php and Javascript.
The following link is a blog post regarding a widget that will allow you to use PHP, MySQL and JavaScript/jQuery. It might be able to point you in the right direction for what you need, and features a tutorial on implementing it.
Who Is Online Widget
Hope this helps you out.
Here is another great tutorial that might help you out:
http://inobscuro.com/tutorials/simple-php-unique-visitors-counter-30/
Good will coding...
I'm thinking that someone might of already solved this problem. I tried to look at the Spreadsheets API and there's no mention of being able to download the file. cURL might be an option but I'd rather not get into the hassle of authenticating / POSTing manually.
You can take a look at Dynamic FAQ Section w/ jQuery, YQL & Google Docsif you want something like this.
This should help you out: http://code.google.com/apis/spreadsheets/data/1.0/developers_guide_php.html
Although C# this will help too: How to download Google SpreadSheets using C#?
I'm writing a ticket-shop-system atm for reserving tickets for various concerts.
What I have is a php-backend and a webpage that shows a .swf with some actionsscript-3 code in it, to draw in flash some sort of map and make available seats clickable for the end-user.
The problem with this solution is, that there are quite large halls and just making the seats smaller isn't the right solution.
My next idea was to make a google-maps-like interface, so that users can pan and zoom and things like that. But I can't find any information about doing something like this, whether it'll be flash or javascript or something else...
I would appreciate any information regarding this topic!
Thanks in advance!
Google maps allows you to use their system and provide your own custom map too, so you can overlay your seating chart and nothing else. You can read the documentation here.
There's a sample pan-zoom flex application you might find helpful:
Source Code for Pan-Zoom Flex Map.
Hope that's helpful.
Take a look at Seadragon (http://seadragon.com). Might be an interesting way to expose the functionality.