Did you ever wish you could display a Google Maps map view—with custom data—on your own web page? No? Well, maybe you should go take up geocaching or something. On the other hand, if it sounds like something you'd like to do, read on...
New: myGmaps enables you to create, save and host custom data files and display them with Google Maps.
Visit www.myGmaps.com for custom Google Maps.
Note: The Unofficial Google Maps Embedding How To now demonstrates how you can embed or include a Google Maps viewer widget in your own web page. In most cases you will probably want to use the base technique described there. This page still has useful information though.
First up, read the disclaimer, no web page should be without one! Then, check out the Gmaps standalone mode demonstration (Update: New demo--also features two views on one page) featuring custom XML data and XSL stylesheet.
[content taken from http://stuff.rancidbacon.com/gmaps-standalone/]
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Did you ever wish you could display a Google Maps map view—with custom data—on your own web page?
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