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OSD600

GoogleMaps Documentation

Name

googlemap

Examples

.googlemap({

       start: 0, // seconds
       end: 20, // seconds
       type: "ROADMAP",
       target: "map",
       lat: 43.665429,
       lng: -79.403323,
       zoom: "10"
     } );

.googlemap({

       start: 0, // seconds
       end: 20, // seconds
       type: "STREETVIEW",
       target: "map1",
       lat: 43.665429,
       lng: -79.403323,
       zoom: "1",
       heading: "0",
       pitch: "1"
     } );

.googlemap({

       start: 0, // seconds
       end: 30, // seconds
       type: "ROADMAP",
       target: "map2",
       location:"boston",
       zoom: 15
     } );

Description

Adds a map to the target div centered on the location specified by the user. Options parameter will need a start, end, target, and either a lat and lng or a location. Additional optional parameters are zoom, type, and for Streetview heading and pitch.

Syntax

.googlemap({

       start:
       end:
       type:
       target:
       lat:
       lng:
     } );

OR

.googlemap({

       start:
       end:
       type:
       target:
        location:
     } );

Parameters

Start: is the time that you want this plug-in to execute (Int) End: is the time that you want this plug-in to stop executing (Int) Target: is the id of the DOM element that you want the map to appear in. This element must be in the DOM (String) Lat and Lang: the coordinates of the map must be present if location is not specified. (Int) Location: the address you want the map to display, bust be present if lat and log are not specified. Type: [optional] either: HYBRID (default), ROADMAP, SATELLITE, TERRAIN, STREETVIEW (String) Zoom: [optional] defaults to 0 (Int) Heading: [optional] STREETVIEW orientation of camera in degrees relative to true north (0 north, 90 true east, ect) Pitch: [optional] STREETVIEW vertical orientation of the camera (between 1 and 3 is recommended)

Returns

None