I am developing an html/javascript application and want to build a single file containing both HTML and javascript code.
Is there a way to include google-map api in the same file without using a script tag ?
Thanks,
Benoit
Yes - it's called loading asynchronously: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/tutorial#asynch
We need to add script tag to access google map.
There's also a Google Static Maps API that simply creates imagery. It's non-interactive but works without JavaScript:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/staticmaps/
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I have a script tag in my HTML with the src tag pointing to "https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js". That's how I access JQuery for my app. I don't have it downloaded and really don't want to. Now I have a function that is meant to freeze the webpage and block access to the UI for 10 seconds. I heard about jquery.uilock, and I plan to use the $.uiLock and $.uiUnlock function defined there.
Do I need another script tag? If so, what do I put under src? Does Google or Microsoft host jquery.uilock?
If not, what other options to freeze the webpage do I have? How do they work, and why are they better than the other options?
Have you read the Download Section of the jquery plugin?
There they say that the provide the js file here http://malsup.github.io/jquery.blockUI.js
I'm trying to make a web application using Node.js and Express and PugJS as a template engine.
My problem: I'm using a google maps API and I want to code all my google maps API functions into a separate javascript file. I can't figure out how to render this external javascript file in the pugJS page and call to functions from the external js file.
Thats pretty easy; you should use the tag script, like follows;
// jquery as an example, include your own script
script(src='/assets/plugins/jquery/jquery.min.js')
script.
// call your functions here
$(function () {
alert('hey')
})
I would like to build an "Agreement Generator" for my business that is based on Google Docs Templates. I have a Node.js app that calls the Google Drive REST API v3. Here's how I'd like to do it:
Get a Google Document's raw content
Replace every ${variable_name} with value in that raw content (value is provided from an HTML form)
Update the Google Document raw content
I have been wrapping my head over this for days and I just can't find out how to get a Google Document's raw content.
It seems that all I can get is metadata. Other than that, I was thinking of maybe using the drive.files.export() method to get a Word document (to keep formatting and layout) then read it with Node and replace the values. But then I would have to re-upload that Word file and manually re-convert it to a Google Document from the Drive UI.
So I'm stuck there! Has anybody ever done something like that? Please help :)
I'm using the JavaScript API for Office v1.1 to create a Word add-in, and I would like to replace the document by loading a template file. It seems that the only option is to convert the file to base64. Is there a more feasible option?
Your options are to use the insertFileFromBase64 method or you could also insert a piece of OOXML using the insertOoxml method.
You can find details about both at:https://dev.office.com/reference/add-ins/word/body
What does the following do
google.load("search", "1");
Can i access this directly via a <script/> tag.
This is part of the Google Loader service, which allows a JavaScript script to load other common JS script (in this case, the Google AJAX Search API I believe).