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Why not use the GoogleMapControl.DLL to build your own global mapping and LBS platform for your M2M/IOT devices using Visual Studio. Most of the new IOT/M2M solutions that are released today also need a mapping platform to visualize the IOT/M2M data on a map, We recommend you to use GoogleMapControl to plot the datastreams from stationary and moving IOT devices …
Good, or common, uses of geo-fencing include: location tracking of objects and users, lifehacking, games (in the form of run-arounds, check-ins), and hyper-local ads and offers. Apps that are obvious employers of geo-fences include: foursquare (check-in reminders). The code below code calculates great-circle distances between the two points – that is, the shortest distance over the earth’s surface – using …
Optimized routing. Using our DLL you can easily plot a route E.g. to have a bunch of way points loaded onto the map and draw a line from each of them showing the user the best route. The routing functionality between MapPoint is very useful if you are into logistics or just want to save on fuel and vehicle maintenance. …
Add multiple map markers from codebehind, show popup infowindows with customized content on marker clicks. When using the GooglemapControll DLL in your Visual studio project its very easy to display customized InfoWindows. You can display any content (usually text, video, buttons or images) in a popup window above the map, at a given location. The info window has a content …
This is one example how you can add a points collection to a polyline and draw the path onto GoogleMapControl project. The points are in string format in the SQL database so they are convertet to double datatype before added to the polyline path.
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ASP.NET Google Map Control, C# and VB help and examplecode snippets that gives your map projct a rocket start The Google Maps Control project wraps Google Maps API as ASP.NET Custom Control, providing an easy and fast way of adding Google Maps in your ASP.NET pages with ”Zero-Written-JavaScript” code. ASP.NET Google Maps Control includes many features (markers, polyline, polygons, directions) …
The built in feature of GoogleMapControl asp.net gives you the abillity to place and write custom text anywhere on your Google Map . This feature is very useful when deling with many markers.
You can easily change the icon of a Google maps marker. Custom Marker Symbols can be useful way to organize into logical color coded categories, for better and quicker overview, you get a complete and diverse collection of unique markers for point of interests, for example cinemas, hotels, banks, restaurants and stores. Below is an example of a map with …
You can use Drawing Tools of Google Maps API included in the control. Drawing tools You can store those data using SQL Geometry type. Those overlays- Circle, Polygon, Rectangle, Polyline can be stored in the database. Visit this Page on stackoverflow.com if you want to know how to store Google overlays in the database. Drawing library is a included feature. …