+1 after 20 seconds on this site i decided it is the one I want to use.
I also read more into google and it seems I could pull it off. but since it is one or the other I will go with the open source program.
Topic: Best way to create a map for a website? (Read 383 times)
I need to have maps on my website of geocache coordinates marked on it.
Is there an easy way to add overlays to google earth? Or should I use something else?
Is there an easy way to add overlays to google earth? Or should I use something else?
Have you tried Google Maps? I think google maps covers your needs.
I read through what they can be used for, but I kind of need to cover every possible area in the future, my understanding was they provide simple way to use small maps, I will look again maybe I overlooked something.
Well, I think Google Maps has some really advanced features.
Pretty sure you can achieve this with just Google Maps.
can't you just copy of google's ones if it isn't illegal or copyrighted of course
I need to have maps on my website of geocache coordinates marked on it.
Is there an easy way to add overlays to google earth? Or should I use something else?
Is there an easy way to add overlays to google earth? Or should I use something else?
Have you tried Google Maps? I think google maps covers your needs.
I read through what they can be used for, but I kind of need to cover every possible area in the future, my understanding was they provide simple way to use small maps, I will look again maybe I overlooked something.
I need to have maps on my website of geocache coordinates marked on it.
Is there an easy way to add overlays to google earth? Or should I use something else?
Is there an easy way to add overlays to google earth? Or should I use something else?
Have you tried Google Maps? I think google maps covers your needs.
I need to have maps on my website of geocache coordinates marked on it.
Is there an easy way to add overlays to google earth? Or should I use something else?
Is there an easy way to add overlays to google earth? Or should I use something else?
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