I have been frustrated with this problem. My building address shows two different places on google maps and many delivery service companies are going to the wrong place.
The incorrect coordination of my building address, 11815 Misty Valley Drive, Houston, TX, 77066, is 29.967871308463753, -95.50322066053971. The correct one is 29.965073562937878, -95.5013219343926. I have also attached two pictures of the correct one and the wrong one. Can anyone please hlep me with this?
Thank you
Tell Google about the problem. After you do this, Google will probably correct the issue within a few weeks.
Go to www.google.com/maps/
Enter your address.
When the wrong location pops up:
Suggest an edit on (your address)
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So I am currently working on this project and I am confused on how to tackle this issue I am having.
I am creating this website that will go behind the scenes and input the data the user is providing us with and checking to see availability on various websites. I am confused on how the logistics of this would work. Would it make more sense to use API's rather than create maybe a bot (I don't even know if this would work) or even if there was a way to code it in myself.
A similar platform to what the general idea behind what operations would be used is vaccines.gov where the system will display the availability of vaccines nearby (a value inputted by user is zipcode). I just need to be pushed in a general direction as I am unsure how to approach this.
Thank you!
Sorry first because this problem does not relate to programing language. But I think developers is used to working with it.
In my Outlook Address Book, I see some contacts that have a globe icon next to it, but I dont know exactly what they mean.
I also searched on GG, and some of pepole said that they were custom recipients, i.e., their mailboxes were on some other system outside the Exchange organization...
I am not clear about that. So, I need to find Microsoft documents about this problem. But, I dont receive any right results.
If you got the similar issues, please give me an advice! I need MS document about "globe" contact to answer my questions: Does they exist on AD or Exchange? How to find them?...
They're contact objects in AD. Exchange doesn't store any data you see in the GAL.
I'm concerned - when I take a picture, I usually (ie, last week) am able to share the image to my app.
Now, however, only Google + contacts appear as share targets. For example, if I turn off sharing to G+, I get no Share options at all, only a greyed-out Share dialog that says "Visit google.com/myglass to add friends"
However, when I go to that address I clearly see my app and a number of contacts (who aren't in G+) who also usually show up.
Has something changed to cause this behavior? For example, is the code listed in the starter-project no longer sufficient to register a share target for photos?
For example, I could imagine that suddenly the acceptTypes[] parameter was now mandatory. But I'd love to hear someone closer to the API weigh in, if possible.
Thanks!
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I solved this by following Alain's comment's advice.
It's very easy to think that the "Contacts" page you see at https://glass.google.com/myglass is all there is.
But if you want your app to receive shared stuff, you have to go here: https://glass.google.com/myglass/share
I cannot determine the exact orgin of the data... Google maps show our location correctly, but Foursquare is using a mapping system that yields incorrect results... BAAAAD for business, with no intuitive way to correct the problem!
I don't do much with Foursquare, but I've had this same problem with other mapping services and I know it can be a pain to resolve. Foursquare may only use Twitter for their support, but they are pretty quick about getting back to you. For kicks I summarized the problem you are having in a tweet like this:
If you have my business address correct but it is showing wrong on the map, how do I correct this?
Within a few minutes, they replied:
No worries. Send us the URL to your Foursquare listing and we'll take care of it. Thanks for your cooperation!
Sounds like you just need to tweet them the address and let them know it's wrong and they'll update it for you.
I want to create wayfinder/pathfinder mobile application. it will route visitors in our buildings. we have 20 buildings and each at least have 4 floor.
We want to develop our own wayfinder ex:http://www.wayfinderkiosk.com/
It should use Lat/Long coordinates to locate the people. and help to find its route.
So where should i start. Does any one have any idea for that. and it is going to be mobile.
I can develop app/site based on these platforms ( Mobile Web/Iphone/Adroid /Symbian/Windows )
But i need a start point. and i need your help.
Thanks
You want to use lat/long inside of a building? Assuming these visitors are going to be using their own unmodified devices, you may have trouble with GPS. Unless you somehow get reliable GPS signal despite being under a four-story building, that's probably not going to work.
An RFID-tagged badge and sensors placed throughout the building seems more likely to work. Put a unique QR-code on each badge that directs the phone's browser to a tracking page for that specific badge.
edit: and now that I re-read your question and see that multiple buildings are involved, the GPS bit could certainly work for routing them from one building to another.