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Inserts a dynamic Google Map into wiki pages
Description
This macro lets the user insert a full dynamic Google Map. Because a lot of javascript is used (by Google) a Google Map compatible browser is needed. Newer version of Firefox and MS Internet Explorer are compatible.
For javascript-less static maps use the similar GoogleStaticMapMacro.
Please note that this is an alpha version which still lacks a lot of functionality. Especially the geocoding, i.e. address-to-coordinates conversion, is not implemented yet, so longitude and latitude coordinates must be given. These can be taken from the Google Maps website.
Multiple Google Maps on the same wiki page are actively supported but are more likely to cause trouble.
Bugs/Feature Requests
Existing bugs and feature requests for GoogleMapMacro are here.
If you have any issues, create a new ticket.
Download
Download the zipped source from [download:googlemapmacro here].
Source
You can check out GoogleMapMacro from here using Subversion, or browse the source with Trac.
Installation & Configuration
Just copy the python file in the plugin
directory of your trac installation.
A different Google Map API key is needed for every web domain which can be get for free from Google.
To enable the macro put the following into your trac.ini
file, which is located in the config
directory of your trac installation.
You need to restart trac to reread the macro file and the configuration file.
[components] googlemap.* = enabled [googlemap] api_key = <Your Google API key (long hex number)>
Example
[[GoogleMap(center=50.0:10.0,zoom=10,size=400x400)]]
Recent Changes
- 17140 by rjollos on 2018-04-16 20:16:26
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TracGoogleMapMacro 0.6: Fix unintended name change
- 17139 by rjollos on 2018-04-16 20:14:38
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TracGoogleMapMacro 0.6: Conform to PEP8
- 15265 by rjollos on 2016-02-11 04:29:08
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Remove unnecessary svn:mime-type on js and html files
svn:mime-type was set to "plain" for many files.
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Author/Contributors
Author: martin_s
Contributors: