I'm developing a website that introduce food venues and i want to add a google map inside a module to show it at the footer of website. Within the articles, the map can be shown fine, but it's not working with module side... How can i fix this problem??
please share some more information. What is the code you use, how do you implement the module etc etc. Did you write a module on your own or are you simply adding the map to a custom html module?
A long shot since you don't provide any relevant information: try to use the 'prepare content' option on your module.
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I'm using MapBox to show several store locations on a page. My specific use case is a little complex for what I am initially seeing tutorials for on the Mapbox site.
I have a few pages, one page for each city. Each city page should have it's own map with different location points. (This is in React, so each city page is a template component using WP data).
Is there a way to either bring in data from an outside source (like WP) or use data from a json file in the React project? i haven't been able to find any information on how to do this so far.
There is most definitely a way to bring in data from an outside source or JSON file. I wrote a comprehensive guide, "A Complete Guide to Sources and Layers in React and Mapbox GL JS", that details how you can add different types of data to a Mapbox Map using React. You can find the guide here.
I also put together a Code Sandbox to accompany the guide which you can find here. The guide and code sandbox detail how to add spatial data from various sources (Mapbox hosted data, from a JSON file, from an API) and then how to display it as a layer. I figured it is easier to just link to both instead of writing a really long post here.
Hope this helps! I am also in the process of writing a comprehensive playbook for working with React and Mapbox in case you are interested! You can view it here.
I have tried to do google map with marking using 'google-map-react' but marking places in map is not working.I need to mark places dynamically on page load .
I have referenced this URL https://github.com/istarkov/google-map-react
Please Provide a solution as a sample code or provide any reference url.I am hoping to hear from more experienced React developers.
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Starting with a website build with AngularJS as frontend and a ReST API set as backend. I would like to append an online help content.
Does exist a project or a framework to do that quickly (using angularjs powerfull) ?
I have no special mandatory requirements. I think that two concept could be important:
help section representation as a tree,
quick link between webapplication and online help.
JHipser may be the one you need.
I finally decided to build it without additional framework:
a flat json file that describe the structure and contents of my online help,
a controller with $http.get(...) embedded to get back the content
a dedicated help page : I re-use the bootstrap help menu and I use the ng-repeat directive to show the active content.
(Anyway Thanks #Shaojiang Cai for your suggest).
How can i add multi web part sharepoint which used angularjs module?
I have web part in which i have used angular the problem is when i want to add this web part for several times in a page i don't know how to separate angular modules name? when there is only one web part added in the page it works properly but when there are more than one problem start
i guess i should create dynamic names for modules in server side am i right? is there any other way?
I used angular.bootstrap.
This resource helped me to figure out how to load different angularjs html+js files in 2 different content editor webparts. I also made sure to load angularjs only once on the page.
I'm new on angluarjs and trying to build an example-application.
This application is divided into 3 parts/sections:
A.) map
B.) "received"-area
C.) "send"-area
Every section has its own layout/view-area, not visible at the same time.
In part B.) you can load information from server by click or automatically, which will be displayed in part "B.)" as text and in section "A.)" as map-marker.
Additionally you can click inside section "A.)" to set a new marker.
In section "C.)" there is a send button to take the new marker from "A.)" in order to send this to the server.
Currently: all of the sections (A,B,C) are angular modules/own apps.
But I don't know, if that is the right way/best practice.
An other way could be a single module for the whole page an 3 controllers (A,B,C) which handle the logic for sections A,B and C.
What is the right way in angularjs?
From your description, I recommend designing it as a single AngularJS app with separate controllers for each view. It sounds like you would benefit from using an angular service to handle the client-side business logic and cache any shared data/models that could be used by the views. It is a best-practice in Angular to keep the controllers pretty lean and focused just on the view setup/binding and orchestrating the access to the services.
After searching the way to get some inspiration, i decided to realize the following think:
For all the self-made code, I use one module for the whole application and for all the external things, bundled with external plugins and services, I take a different module. This means: pne module for each "service-plugin bundle" (like google API & angular-google-maps plugin)
So I can switch the module, if the external service does not work, etc.
Looking at my example in the question this means:
Application part A: the map and all the map-specific things (set new marker, draw circle, etc) are insight a map-module. If I decide to use open street map instead of google maps i will plug in an new maps module
Application part A and B: this is my "main" app module with different controllers.