bradley-hieber:
The site you mentioned only describes one half of what I want to do. But thanks for the response.
--d.
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Browse All TopicsHello Experts:
I just now signed up for a Google Map API Code and went through this site: http://econym.org.uk/gmap/
Unfortunately, I knew immediately that I was a bit over my head so I turn to you guys....[:0)
This is what we are trying to accomplish:
We are inserting records in our database with details about events around the state. When folks view these events on the web, it will display the title and the date, time, address, etc, etc.
We also want to include a Google Map of this event with a marker on the map at the location of the event.
This location will be based on the address of the event.
Then next to the marker there needs to be a box that says "Directions To" and people can type in their address from which they need directions to the event. Directions can open up in a new window if needed.
We are using Classic ASP and Access DB, so we are not technologically advanced...[:0(
Does any expert have this code "lying around"...?
Thank you all so much,
--d.
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You'll have to work with Javascript and ASP to accomplish this. In the past I've passed the value to a hidden element using ASP and then in Javascript found that element by id to get the address information. Here is the example to get the directions: http://code.google.com/api
And here is the example to geocode an address:
http://code.google.com/api
i don't have the code written in asp, but you could do the following:
1. create a new table in the database with your columns:
title and the date, time, address, etc, etc
2. retrieve data from the database with asp
(some help for this: http://www.devx.com/getHel
3. after you get the data from the database, create some variables in asp and add the data from the database to these variables
4. pass these server variables to javascript which contains the address
(ex: java script:
var ClientVariable = '<%= ServerVaraible %>';)
5. get the marker using geocoding (see JS code below)
6. you should load up showAddress in the body load event
[here is another example but with XML showing how to make array of markers:
http://econym.org.uk/gmap/
i hope it helps you
and for the directions here is some help too:
http://econym.org.uk/gmap/
if you are looking for more advenced examples , there are more examples on the main site: http://econym.org.uk/gmap/
hope it helps
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by: bradley-hieberPosted on 2009-10-16 at 12:58:27ID: 25592804
Have you tried looking at a website like this? http://www.aspspider.com/r esources/R esource176 .aspx