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NetTalk Web Server => Web Server - Ask For Help => Topic started by: cwtart on September 03, 2013, 10:23:07 AM
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With Don Ridley pointing me in the right direction I have integrated the Google Maps api into my web app - it shows scheduled service jobs with markers and information for each repair job.
What I want to know is where to start making it interactive, if possible. I want the user to be able to do something on the map, such as click a link or a control and have that action feed back to my NetTalk web server app. Probably easiest would be to put a link in the info window for the map marker. I want the user to be able to select a service technician to assign to the job that is indicated by the map marker.
What do I need in the Google Maps page to post/get to my server app? Session ID, etc.? To create the Google Maps page I use a NetwebPage and mostly javascript from the Google API - so I can add anything to the map page that I want.
Chuck
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Hallo Chuck,
Did you succeed to implement what you describe bellow?
I'm interested to implement something like this in one app.
Thank you,
Robert
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I did something similar in my app, and I created a netWebPage procedure that outputs xml of the map items and the URL(s) that I want... links to forms for the specific record usually. Then used those urls for buttons or whatever on my map pins. Consuming the xml data via javascript of course.
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Hi Robert,
If you are planning a new project to use maps then you might want to wait for the NT8 release.
Cheers
Bruce
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Hallo Bruce!
Thanks for the good news!
Yes is for a new project. Do you have any approximate date for NT8 release?
Also can I set some points on the map and when I click them to show small tooltip or popup ? and on this tooltip or popup to have a button that could insert a new record based on the position?
Thank you,
Robert
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Hi Robert,
Projected date is sometime this quarter.
I can't commend on specific functionality at this stage, but I think it'll be a nice implementation.
cheers
Bruce