google-geocoding-api

Given realtime location data of a moving device over a short period of time, how can I get a lat/long pair further along this road, say, 2 miles, or even better, 5 minutes worth of driving? I see that I can use Google's Roads API to snap to a road given a lat/long pair https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/roads/snap , but that only gets me part way there. This will be in an Android app. Given a route represented as a List<LatLng> , this function calculates the point on the route that results from travelling distance meters from origin on that route (using the Google Maps API

What I would like to do is create app where when anyone clicks on the map object and two fields get filled with latitude and longitude at every click. Is there sample code of Google Maps V3 JavaScript API (Geocoding API) somewhere out there that does something like that? You can achieve this with google.maps.event' LatLng property: Something like this would show how it works. Here is a JSFiddle Demo: google.maps.event.addListener(map, 'click', function(event){ alert('Lat: ' + event.latLng.lat() + ' Lng: ' + event.latLng.lng()); }); Where map is your google map object. Yes the example is in V2

I'm using Google Maps JavaScript API v3 to generate a map with multiple locations/markers. I only have the address for these locations, not the coordinates, so I'm using the Geocoding API to get the coordinates. I finally got Google's geocoding to work, so the location markers are showing up where they are supposed to be. However, the same content is showing up in every InfoWindow. I seem to be unable to pass the location arrays into the geocode function. (Incidentally, I also tried creating a variable for the geocode results and moving the infoWindow function outside of the geocode function,

Per Google, "Beginning on June 11, 2018, you’ll need to enable billing with a credit card and have a valid API key for all projects. This will give you the ability to scale easily with less downtime and fewer performance issues. In addition, we’re simplifying our 18 individual APIs into three products: Maps, Routes, and Places." Source However, Google do not say anywhere whether it's a hard stop or not. What if I don't enable billing account and do not add credit card information. Will I still be able to access Google APIs such as map, directions, geocode after June 11, 2018? According to the