Nowadays, a lot of websites have come with Maps (Google Maps being an example). Can someone please tell me whether these maps are created by using graphic/imaging softwares (like Adobe PhotoShop)?
Actually one of my clients who is into real estate wants such maps incorporated in his website & asked me whether such maps can be created using ASP (or ASP.NET) or not which makes me ask this question in this newsgroup....
Anybody have any experience with plotting map points with Google Maps
API from an Access DB?
I have a database with about 90 locations that I would like positioned
in the Google Maps. I found a cool tool to get the long and latitudes
to complete the database, now just need to figure out how to get all
that data to appear on the maps.
I have a database which has the start address and end address. Is it possible to get the Google Maps to work with this data so that when I click on an image, I get the driving directions from the start address all the way to the end address.
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I'm new to the Yahoo! Maps API and am interested in using their geocoding function for addresses that I'm processing.
However, I'm a complete novice with it comes to Web Service, SOAP, REST, etc. and am looking for some good examples of how to utilize this service (and the corresponding XML response) using classic ASP.