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I'm having a little more trouble with Android because of consistency.<br />
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What would be the most consistent way to link the following address?<br />
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119 W. Oglethorpe Ave. Savannah, GA 31419
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I'm having a little more trouble with Android because of consistency.

What would be the most consistent way to link the following address?

119 W. Oglethorpe Ave. Savannah, GA 31419

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What would be the most consistent way to link the following address?
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For Android only? &nbsp;For mobile applications? &nbsp;For mobile and computers?
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> What would be the most consistent way to link the following address?


For Android only?  For mobile applications?  For mobile and computers?

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Can you help me obtain those coordinates? I'm off the clock but let's get this done.
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Can you help me obtain those coordinates? I'm off the clock but let's get this done.

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Google has excellent documentation
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Try the following coordinates:<br />
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32.077307,-81.094522<br />
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Link form would be:<br />
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&lt;a href=&quot;geo:32.077307,-81.09<wbr />4522;&quot;&gt;YOU<wbr />R TEXT&lt;/a&gt;
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Try the following coordinates:

32.077307,-81.094522

Link form would be:

<a href="geo:32.077307,-81.094522;">YOUR TEXT</a>

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I have href = &quot;geo:32.0772482, -81.0945217;&quot;<br />
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Is there an advantage to what you posted?
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I have href = "geo:32.0772482, -81.0945217;"

Is there an advantage to what you posted?

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As long as it works and it supported, then no.
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As long as it works and it supported, then no.

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What's the best way to link the google maps app from html for Android devices?
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What's the best way to link the google maps app from html for Android devices?

Best way to link google maps app from html

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