GM API shape getter plus bonus
Posted on March 27, 2007 - Filed Under Google Maps, JavaScript | Leave a Comment
Free goodies! Everybody likes them, am I right? Do You want some?
Some time ago I wrote simple tool to create shapes (GPolygon) with GoogleMaps API. I planned to add some features like drag&drop and finally (after two months) found some time to finish it. On http://nhw.pl/download/points.html I have published new and shinny version. Drag&drop, new [...]
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Read More..>>IE errors with GPolyline - one more word
Posted on March 27, 2007 - Filed Under Google Maps, JavaScript | 3 Comments
Despite of ironing some stupid mistakes with IE and GPolygon, strange things still have happened. I become suspicious when my IE7.0 have refused to work properly with official Google Maps API examples with error:
Wystąpił błąd w czasie wykonywania.
Czy chcesz debugować?
Wiersz: 687
Błąd: Arg: Fraction out of range (0 to 1 allowed)
(Win XP Prof, Polish, IE7 [...]
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Read More..>>Strange error in IE when using GPolyline
Posted on March 26, 2007 - Filed Under Google Maps, JavaScript | 2 Comments
When using GPolyline in application based on Google Maps API and application in Internet Explorer fails with strange errors deep in API, You can recover by sticking to following procedure:
be sure that application fails when adding GPolyline to map - map.addOverlay(new GPolyline(points))
spend a lot of time digging in Your code, even try to understand cryptic, [...]
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Read More..>>Typo:my personal best
Posted on March 26, 2007 - Filed Under Other, Personal | Leave a Comment
I have noticed recently, that most often made typo by me is SERACH. Looks like I’m not only one having this problem. And what is Your most often made typo?
It hits me most often with misspelled hash keys, like params[:serach] in Rails. This one drives me crazy :)
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Read More..>>Apollo and Rails
Posted on March 23, 2007 - Filed Under RubyOnRails | 1 Comment
On hype with Apollo launch, I’ve found one quite interesting information. About Slingshot, tool which allows developers to deploy Rails applications that work the same online and offline (with synchronization). Unfortunately Slingshot won’t be available for free (probably).
Well, it looks I had an idea how such solution should be build, at least in terms of [...]
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