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Recently I was working on a project where I needed to implement mapping functionality - I am not new to mapping
Securing ClickOnce hosted with Amazon technology, as a matter fact, a few years back I created my own Winform mapping control which interfaced with
S3 Storage yahoo and ArcGIS maps which works great in some of my apps, however, I was looking for something more and
Manage Amazon S3 Storage with didn’t want to re-invent the wheel – so to speak. I stumbled upon [Link] and as one user put it, “Absolutely
CloudBerry Explorer fantastic piece of work”. The only thing lacking is proper documentation.
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I am still around Overview

[Link] is a FREE .NET control which enables mapping functionality to your application. It can be used in your
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Winform, WPF and Mobile application and supports several maps including
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asking for [Link] • OpenStreetMap
• Yahoo Maps
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• Bing Maps
Refactoring in Visual Basic
• ArcGIS
Space Debris - NASA'S IT should go black • Google – sort of, support has been discontinued. Long story short, Google complained that the developer was in
and not green!...just yet. violation of their licenses blah blah.

Here are a few things you need to understand when using the the control
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• July 2012 (2) 1. What is the map control (GMapControl)? This is the control which renders the map.
• December 2011 (1)
• August 2011 (1) 2. What is an Overlay (GMapOverlay)? This is a layer on top of the map control. You can have several layers on top
• June 2011 (1) of a map, each layer representing, say, a route with stops, a list of stores etc.
• April 2011 (4)
• May 2010 (3) 3. What are Markers (GMapMarker)? These are the points on a layer, each representing a specific geo location
• April 2010 (1) (Lat,Lon) e.g. each drop point on a route.
• September 2009 (2)
4. What is a route (GMapRoute)? This is the path or direction between two or more points.
• July 2009 (1)
• March 2009 (2)
5. WTF are tiles? – well here is something to read…Bing Maps Tile System.
• February 2009 (4)
• January 2009 (2)
• December 2008 (2)

The good stuff

When you download the binary from codeplex (this post is on WinForms) you will find several files in the folder. You
only need the following

• [Link]
• [Link]
• x86 and x64 folders for the version at the time of writing this post. These folders include the
[Link] which is used for local caching of the data to reduce the request for map tiles.

Now, add the [Link] to your Visual Studio IDE toolbox. Create a new project [Link] or C#,
whatever your fancy and drag the GMapControl onto the form.

This is how my toolbox look

 [Link]
For sake of clarity I am going to name the control myMap.
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You first need to Initialize the control

[Link]

With myMap
.SetCurrentPositionByKeywords("USA")
.MapType = [Link]
.MinZoom = 3
.MaxZoom = 17
.Zoom = 4
.[Link] = [Link]
End With

Note: You can set the default position of the map with (to list a few)

• SetCurrentPositionByKeywords(“country”) - USA
• SetCurrentPositionByKeywords(“state, country”) – Berlin, Germany
• SetCurrentPositionByKeywords(“province, country”) – Alberta, Canada
• Position = New PointLatLng(latitude,longitude) - New PointLatLng(54.6961334816182, 25.2985095977783)

Next you need to add overlays with markers to the map

Dim overlayOne As New GMapOverlay(myMap, "OverlayOne")

Note: The GmapOverlay takes the map control and an id as parameters.

Next you need to add markers to the overlay.

[Link](New [Link](New PointLatLng(L

atitudeValue, LongitudeValue)))

basically you are creating a marker (GMapMarkerGoogleGreen) which takes an latitude and longitude as parameters.
Then I am adding that marker to the overlay (overlayOne).

In most cases you’ll need to add multiple markers to the overlay. You can do that with a loop e.g.

For Each customer In Customers

[Link](New [Link](New Point
LatLng([Link], [Link])))
Next

in the above code, I am iterating a list of customers, creating a new marker and adding it to the overlay.

Note: It is recommended that you have your points (address) geocoded first to get better performance. it makes no
sense having several hundred addresses geocoded on the fly each time you load your map if you are dealing with a
large list. Some service like google, have rate limits as to how many geocode query you can send to their servers in a
given day.

Finally, add the overlay to the map.

[Link](overlayOne)

That’s it! My next posts will be on

• Removing/Hiding overlays
• Changing the Markers
• Adding labels
• Caching
• Routing

Here is a screenshot of how I am using it in one of my apps (work-in-progress)

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# re: Using [Link] – Great Maps for Windows Forms & Presentation

Dear Saif,

Your tutorial is very good although I work in C#. I am having trouble understanding of the [Link]
Control. although I can see a map in my form but I cannot position it to india. Also because of lack
of proper documentation it is not easy.

Can you point out to some good examples or tutorials

thanx

saurabh
Left by saurabh gupta on Sep 14, 2011 10:02 PM

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Dear,

I got the zoom part finally. Can you tell me where to get the source code for the [Link] as i tried
downloading their examples none of them are working in my vs2010. Also i tried to download
through tortise but was unable to do so as it does not download and shows me error. Can you guide
me towards a working source code.
regds

saurabh
Left by saurabh on Sep 27, 2011 7:13 PM

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[Link]
 p.s. all demos are working perfectly, thx Saif for examples
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Left by radioman on Oct 17, 2011 12:32 AM

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Can share your icons?

Left by Suker Yang on Oct 18, 2011 6:02 PM

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can you share Windows form code with markers kindly share
Left by Hussain Munaf on Dec 10, 2011 8:34 AM

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Hi, thanks for the control, it is really fantastic,

but I cannot find the property [Link] = ....

!!!
Thanks
Left by logicchild on Jan 15, 2012 11:31 PM

# re: Using [Link] – Great Maps for Windows Forms & Presentation

Where is MapType ??
Left by Carlos A. on Feb 18, 2012 6:52 AM

# re: Using [Link] – Great Maps for Windows Forms & Presentation

dear Saif,
I'm currently working desktop app using google map. Your tutorial's very helpful but i can't drag it.
Can you help me and share more examples pls pls...
Left by ENKHEE on Feb 27, 2012 2:42 AM

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hi.
same logicchild, .maptype not found...

T.Y.
Left by Giulio on Feb 29, 2012 2:11 AM

# re: Using [Link] – Great Maps for Windows Forms & Presentation

Anyone know if this control has any built-in methods for determining if a PointLatLng falls within a
GMapPolygon?
Left by Steve on Mar 07, 2012 9:23 AM

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@Steve - You'll need to check for points within the polygon

/// <summary>
/// Determines if a Point is inside a polygon.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>Return True if the point is inside Polygon.</returns>
public static bool IsInsidePolygon(PointF[] polygon, PointF point)
{
using (GraphicsPath gp = new GraphicsPath())
{
[Link](polygon);
return [Link](point.X, point.Y);
}
}

Left by Saif Khan on Mar 07, 2012 9:54 AM

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Wow Man!

This is great! Very good your tutorial.

Left by Pedro Pablo on Apr 25, 2012 4:04 AM

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Hi

How to work with [Link], i want to do website but i can't do.

Help me please.
Left by Edisson on May 09, 2012 6:12 AM

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Hello, My Name is Santiago! I m From Argentine! Excuise Me...Do you have de Code? I don under
stand the inicialization....un WinForm!

Thank!
Left by Santiago on May 15, 2012 8:47 AM

# Drawing custom routs

hello every body. please exuse me becose i cnow that my englich is so bed :(

hear is my problem: i want to create routs from a list of LatLngPoints.

I do it and i can calculate distance but routes are not visible on my map.

this is my C# code:
#region il y a des routes
IEnumerable<XElement> RoutesRq = from xElement in [Link]("Routelect
xElement;
bool HasRouts = false;
if ([Link]() > 0)
{
HasRouts = true;
int i = 1;
foreach (XElement route in RoutesRq)
{
List<PointLatLng> points = new List<PointLatLng>();

foreach (XElement p in [Link]())

{
var latitude = [Link]([Link](',')[0].Replace('.', ','));
var longitude = [Link]([Link](',')[1].Replace('.', ','));
[Link](new PointLatLng(latitude, longitude));
}

GMapRoute Grout = new GMapRoute(points, "R_" + i);

[Link](Grout);
i++;
}
[Link](routes);
//gMapControl is my [Link] object
}
#endregion il y a des routes
help me plees. thanks a lot.
Left by speloman on Jun 04, 2012 8:39 PM

# re: Using [Link] – Great Maps for Windows Forms & Presentation

.mapType property doesn't exist, you must have to use :

[Link] = [Link];
for exempla
Left by May be it can help on Jun 05, 2012 1:51 AM

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 There is no .maptype in the latest releases. How do you set the map provider? I have tried
[Link]
everything I could find.
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Left by KK on Jun 25, 2012 6:26 PM

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I can't Add the GMapControl to the toolbox ??

Left by Muhammad on Jul 14, 2012 11:17 PM

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I just started looking at this two days ago so my info is AFAIK based but after a bit of experimenting
I got the following to work.
I am using Visual Basic.
Replace XLAT and XLON with whatever coordinates you want
After adding references to the project try...

Imports [Link]
Imports [Link]
Imports [Link]
Imports [Link]
Imports [Link]
Imports [Link]
Imports [Link]

Public Class Form1

Private Sub Form1_Load(sender As [Link], e As [Link]) Handles

[Link]
With myMap
.SetCurrentPositionByKeywords("USA")
.MapProvider = [Link]
.MaxZoom = 21
.Zoom = 10
.[Link] = [Link]
End With

[Link] = New [Link](XLAT, XLON)

Dim overlayOne As New [Link](myMap, "OverlayOne")

[Link](New [Link](New
[Link](XLAT, XLON)))

[Link](overlayOne)

End Sub
End Class
Left by Jerry on Jul 19, 2012 8:57 PM

# re: Using [Link] – Great Maps for Windows Forms & Presentation

It's very helpful!

But I'd like to see the next post of "Adding labels" and change marker, I'm not find the next post by
search.
Would you please post it? Or send some clue to me , thanks
Left by Teng on Aug 12, 2012 8:53 PM

# re: Using [Link] – Great Maps for Windows Forms & Presentation

Anyone knows how to show a custom info window (with tabs or something like you can do on a web
application) when clicking a marker using this control ??
Left by will on Sep 03, 2012 10:08 AM

# re: Using [Link] – Great Maps for Windows Forms & Presentation

hi
thanks for ur tutorial but i have a problem with the maptype
Left by ahmed on Nov 14, 2012 1:43 AM

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 i am very new in mapping pls explain further.
[Link]
Thanks
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Left by ahmed on Nov 14, 2012 10:24 PM

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hello,

How to add labels to markers?

Best Regards,
Marco Gaspar
Left by Marco Gaspar on Nov 23, 2012 7:52 AM

# re: Using [Link] – Great Maps for Windows Forms & Presentation

Great !
Can you share your code, thank you very much !
Left by Tuyen on Nov 23, 2012 4:24 PM

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hi!!!! That is so great!!!!!

hey
how declare "position"?
i try to do something like that but , some line i can't understand Y -Y
I am student from university
my email :lu_ponce88@[Link]

Left by lu on Dec 08, 2012 7:59 AM

# How to add labels to markers?

'Define Marker like explained above:

Dim overlayOne As New [Link](GMapControl1, "OverlayOne")

[Link](New [Link](New
[Link](51.2961334816182, 7.0985095977783)))

'You can use [Link] to determin loops

[Link](0).Tag = "Point=1;ID=47"
[Link](0).ToolTipText = "Point 1"

[Link](overlayOne)

'ToolTipText is shown when mouse is over Marker

'To handle click-event of markers use GMapControl_OnMarkerClick

Private Sub GMapControl1_OnMarkerClick(item As [Link], e As

[Link]) Handles [Link]

MsgBox("Marker clicked: " & [Link], [Link], "Marker " &

[Link])

End Sub

Greets Lotto
Left by Lotto on Dec 09, 2012 11:36 PM

# lu: how declare "position"?

Hi lu,

[Link] returns / sets the center of the map.

You can declare a Point like that:

Dim pnt as New [Link](Y, X)

 You can set the center of the map to a point:
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[Link] = pnt

You can store the actual position of the map into a point:

pnt = [Link]

You can move around a map by moving the position. The following code moves the position of the
map to the right (east).

const cMoveStep as double = 0.05

[Link] = New [Link]([Link],

[Link] + cMoveStep)

[Link]()

i hope it helps
greets Lotto
Left by Lotto on Dec 10, 2012 4:00 AM

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how can i get the marker centered on the map ?

thanks in advance
Left by Mostafa Atef on Jan 12, 2013 4:36 AM

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Hi anyone know how to return the Lat and Long value when user clicking on the map? Preferably
using C#.
Left by Denny on Jan 15, 2013 1:47 PM

# re: Using [Link] – Great Maps for Windows Forms & Presentation

Anyone know how to get Long and Lat value when user clicking on the map? Using C# or VB is ok.
Left by Denny on Jan 15, 2013 1:53 PM

# re: Using [Link] – Great Maps for Windows Forms & Presentation

i can drag map and also can add markers in it .... but here is my problem
..........................................................................................................
i have added more than 10 markers
&
also added their click event .....
but i am failed to judge that which marker (region) is clicked from 10 markers .....
i think it is possible by getting the latitude and langitude or by adding unique label in every
label.....please help how to get langitude and latitude of a marker
or
add unique label in a marker and how to read this marker

i have tried it very much but till now no success

my mail amir@[Link]
Left by Amir on Mar 20, 2013 8:27 PM

# re: Using [Link] – Great Maps for Windows Forms & Presentation

Hello Saif, I need to use the control to display a map using a shape file and integarte with my
desktop application to custom visualize spatially data from sql [Link] know i want with show
all mapping elements in my print lik Title, Legend and the different [Link] you tell a good
guide to accomplish [Link] share code [Link] you.
Left by Jonas on Mar 29, 2013 11:37 PM

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To extract Lat/Long from a map double-click:

// In MainMap setup...
[Link] += new MouseEventHandler(MainMap_MouseDoubleClick);
 [Link]
...
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// When the user double-clicks, get the location, move

// TargetMarker to that location and save GISLocation.
private void MainMap_MouseDoubleClick(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
{
// Set the long/lat value based on the click location and replace the marker.
[Link] = [Link](e.X, e.Y);
GISLocation = [Link];

// ???? Do more here.

}

Paul T.
Left by Paul T. on Jun 07, 2013 5:16 PM

# re: Using [Link] – Great Maps for Windows Forms & Presentation

I'm struggling with removing overlays and I noticed you will be covering this in an upcoming blog. Do
you have a sense of when that might be? Is there a method for clearing the map with a button click
event?
Left by Jcarter on Jun 12, 2013 5:14 PM

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Adding multiple markers from datagridview. I have a sql table which has 1000 latitudes, long values
I want all of them to display on the mapcontrol. can I do them on gmap i tried several ways but i cant
do it.

if ([Link] == 0)//(REGION 1)
{

String Query = " SELECT top 1000 Latitude,Longitude FROM [ICPS].[dbo].[Sheet3_kir] ";

SqlCommand cmdDatabase = new SqlCommand(Query, conDatabase);

SqlDataReader myReader;
[Link] = [Link];
[Link] = [Link];

GMapOverlay markersOverlay = new GMapOverlay("VCS MAP");

[Link](markersOverlay);

for (int i = 0; i <= [Link]; i++)

{
foreach (DataGridViewRow row in [Link])
{
var Latitude = [Link]([Link][1].ToString());
var Longitude = [Link]([Link][2].ToString());
[Link] = new PointLatLng(Latitude, Longitude);
GMarkerGoogle marker = new GMarkerGoogle(new PointLatLng([Link]
([Link][1].ToString), [Link]([Link])),
[Link]);
GMarkerGoogle m = new GMarkerGoogle([Link],
GMarkerGoogleType.green_pushpin);
//[Link](m);
}
}
Left by kiran on Jul 03, 2013 7:24 AM

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Hey nice tutorial ...... i successfully added the markers and stuff .. but there's one problem .... it
always points d marker at the centre and then when i zoom in or out it show the actual position
Left by Raymond on Jul 27, 2013 12:21 AM

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 Dear Sir .
[Link]
I developed a test program in [Link] 2010 and using the last [Link]'ssion.
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I inicialice the map with a position .OK. But I have this problem : I am able to add only a mark .
This is the code
Dim o1 As New [Link]("o1
[Link](New [Link](New [Link](27.8, -15.39),
[Link]))
[Link](New [Link](New [Link](27.91248, -15.4117),
[Link]))
[Link](o1)
It only show 1 mark .
Why?
Thanks in advance
Left by santiago on Aug 30, 2013 4:28 PM

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is there a way to print this map?

Left by Roshan on Sep 12, 2013 6:54 PM

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Is there a way of centering the map on the provided lat long?

I have found that the .Position sets the 0,0 position of the map control to the provided lat long X,Y

Dim pnt as New [Link](Y, X)

[Link] = pnt
Left by Martin on Sep 18, 2013 4:57 AM

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Is there a way to print or save map generated ?

Left by Roshan on Sep 19, 2013 9:55 PM

# [Link] deprecated - use MapProvider

Saif ---

thanks for a great get-started post!

Since you've written this, it looks like [Link] has gotten deprecated (apparently
replaced by [Link]).

I was able to get your demo working with the following:

m_wGmap.MapProvider = [Link];

Thanks again for your community spirit, and a great, concise intro!

-- Carl
Left by Carl Niedner on Oct 17, 2013 9:43 PM

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Khan Saab,
how ru? I m having a problem with my sample application of GPS travel map, when I run it shows
me error (Webserver not found" in blue screen instead of showing map. I an actually not able to
understand where is gone wrong with my code,,

please help me out..

thanks in advance.
Left by G Krishna Rao on Jan 20, 2014 12:22 AM

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great work!
 can i have a source code of your [Link]?
[Link]
it will be of great help to my thesis study..thank you
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Left by azz on Feb 11, 2014 4:12 AM

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Hi guy! I have project Using GPS device to confirm location. So, I don't know how to use function
geocoding and Reverse ò Google map
So need your help?
Thank's
Left by Pham Tuan Anh on Apr 08, 2014 6:13 AM

# How to limit map boundaries inside control....

[Link] = new RectLatLng(new PointLatLng(90, -180), new [Link]

(-90, 180));

Thanks for any help!!!!

Left by Crazy on Apr 29, 2014 7:31 PM

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hi. please help me. I am new in map programming. I download greatmap samples. I downloaded
tiles with help greatmap. I publish this greatmap presentation samples to iis. But i dont show my
downloaded map in other pc. I need publish this samples to iis. Access them from another
computers which havent internet access as mapserver. How i do it. please help
Left by Kamran on May 26, 2014 1:12 AM

# Removing/Hiding overlays

I still waiting for your •Removing/Hiding overlays tutorial

Left by Ravan on Jun 17, 2014 10:34 PM

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Thanks alot for your tutorial it was really good and helpfull,Can you please tell me that is it we get
UTC offset(TimeZones) of particular point by giving its Lat and log.
Left by Ravi on Jul 22, 2014 5:40 AM

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I am having trouble getting a Google map to display using VB 2010. The following code was
adapted from several different pages. The problem is that no map is displayed, just a blank screen
with the Google text at the bottom. I imported [Link] and [Link]. Mymap
is the name of my GMap control on the form.

Private Sub frmGPS_Load(ByVal sender As [Link], ByVal e As [Link]) Handles

[Link], [Link]

Dim xstart As String = "Avenida Armando Tivane, Maputo, Mozambique"

Dim xend As String = "Rua 1301, Maputo, Mozambique"
Dim route As MapRoute =
[Link](xstart, xend, False,
False, 15)
Dim r As new [Link]([Link],"My Route")
Dim routesOverlay As New GMapOverlay(MyMap, "Routes")

[Link] = [Link]
[Link] = [Link]
[Link]("Maputo, Mozambique")

[Link](r)

[Link](routesOverlay)

End Sub

Left by MWulfe on Aug 02, 2014 5:48 PM

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Hi all
I am using the GMap in VS2912 [Link]. I added the control to my toolbox and created a from,
which now has the map control. I am trying to load a map with London as a keyword (UK Map). I
tried OpenStreetMap Provider Instance and [Link] (and a few more) but all the
tiles come up with the same message: Exeption: Operation has timed out - and below that "We are
sorry but we don't have imagery at this zoom level for this region."

Is this a known issue? How do I resolve this? Could it be a firwall issue or a missing entry in a Hosts
file?

Any help will be appreciated

Many thanks
Len
Left by Len on Aug 22, 2014 3:51 AM

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Hello,
It was a great tutorial for the beginners like me. I have one question.. is there any way to use GMap
in web application ([Link])... ??
If so then can you provide or suggest me for a sample of that.. ??
Thank You.
Left by Rasoo on Dec 08, 2014 8:48 PM

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How can I use the Drag option with mouse left button click?
Left by Rasoo on Dec 08, 2014 9:19 PM

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But this is not working with wpf as it working in winforms, that doesn't support marker and polygon in
wpf..
Left by Prakash N on Jan 07, 2015 12:54 AM

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In google Map , I can See Some Image below the Google map from show image Option. how i can
get It in My Application. I am working On C# windwos Application
Left by Sojeb on Mar 29, 2015 6:36 AM

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Is it possible to move the map around using the left mouse button instead of the right one? I know
setting CanDragMap to true will allow it to be dragged with the right mouse button, but can this be
changed to the left one?
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