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I am making an android application currently that will use "Here map SDK" for offline map navigation. I have followed the documentation given in https://developer.here.com/mobile-sdks/documentation/android-hybrid-plus/topics/maps-offline.html But I am having problem on its Implementation. Q: Can Anyone provide me the demo application that has successful implementation on "Offline Maps (MapLoader)" of Here Map SDK? There is an official HERE example exactly for that usecase (offline mapdata download, update and checking for updates) on https://tcs.ext.here.com/mobilesdk_examples Direct links:

I am trying to use both Geolocation and Places from the google maps API to display a map (at my location) with the nearest places around me. The two examples work seperately but not together. Can anyone tell me why there is a problem with this? am I overwriting the map with another or doing something else wrong? <script type="text/javascript" src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?v=3.exp&key=AIzaSyA93l5zPyIvGB7oYGqzLSk28r5XuIs2Do8 &sensor=true&libraries=places"></script> <script> var map; var service; var marker; var pos; function initialize() { var mapOptions = { zoom: 15 }; map = new

I wants to show specific state of a country as highlighted and remaining area in shadow. I wants to implement like http://www.redfin.com/homes-for-sale#!disp_mode=M&lat=29.770534985365693&long=-95.21904093471284&market=houston&sf=1,2&v=8&zoomLevel=8 I had searched about this and what I understand that, I needs to use overlay for that. I have one question, Would I needs to provide lat and lng for borders or it can be achieved by providing some parameter like state code etc. Any example of showing shadow and highlighted area will be great help. Would I needs to provide lat and lng for borders

I am trying to make a cartogram in R to show the number of occurrences in each area of the UK. My data currently looks like this: Area Occurences lon lat 1 Greater London East North UK 200 -0.0936496 51.43092 2 Lambeth and Southwark UK 16 -0.1178424 51.49351 3 Black Country UK 58 -2.0752861 52.52005 4 Glasgow UK 45 -4.2518060 55.86424 5 Leeds UK 331 -1.5490774 53.80076 6 Sth Herts or Watford UK 210 -0.3903200 51.65649 I have the longitude and latitude for all of the 120 observations. So far I have used the following code in an attempt to produce a cartogram: library(rgdal) library(cartogram)

I'm working on a simple Android app for plotting routes on a map. All is going well, but I have an issue when zooming in on my Samsung Galaxy S2. It works fine on a Galaxy S3, so I'm wondering whether it's related to memory management on the lower specced device. It also works fine on the emulator. Here is equivalent code located in the overlays onDraw method, just condensed for posting here: Point current = new Point(); Path path = new Path(); Projection projection = mapView.getProjection(); Iterator<GeoPoint> iterator = pointList.iterator(); if (iterator.hasNext()) { projection.toPixels

I recently saw that ARC is now supporting a few Google Play Services including Google Maps. When using the ARC Welder, I specify the following metadata: {"usePlayServices":["maps"]} According to the documentation here , I must also include the crx_key value in the metadata. When doing so, the additional metadata appears as such: { "usePlayServices":["maps"], "crx_key":"<KEY FROM WEBSTORE>" } Attempting to Launch the App causes an "Error Loading Extension" message: Any ideas as to why I'm receiving this error? I made sure the key has no white spaces/line returns as mentioned in the