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Hello Justin,
In order for Google Maps to function, you need to add the following reference:
<script src="http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=true"></script>
The Blank project template of Icenium does not contain this reference, so you must have chosen the jQuery or Kendo UI template, however you are not bound to stick with the defaults and can modify it at any time.
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Steve
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In order for Google Maps to function, you need to add the following reference:
<script src="http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=true"></script>
The Blank project template of Icenium does not contain this reference, so you must have chosen the jQuery or Kendo UI template, however you are not bound to stick with the defaults and can modify it at any time.
Greetings,
Steve
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answered on 19 Apr 2013, 03:22 PM
Steve,
I DID use a "blank" template.
Do this:
Start a new "blank" template
Run it
Immediately open the console and watch it access it Google Maps APIs.
See screenshot below.
Also, why would ANY template have Google Maps by default?
Screenshot
I DID use a "blank" template.
Do this:
Start a new "blank" template
Run it
Immediately open the console and watch it access it Google Maps APIs.
See screenshot below.
Also, why would ANY template have Google Maps by default?
Screenshot
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Hi Justin,
Thanks for the clarification. One of the features of the simulator is to give you the ability to simulate any location, so that is why Google Maps is used, for more info check: Device Simulator In Mist. You can start the Geolocation widget by clicking on the "aim crossfire" icon.
The jQuery and Kendo templates both show how to utilize the GeoLocation Cordova API and for presentation purpose use Google Maps. As stated before, you're welcome to change them at any time you want. We decided that it is better for users to have something runnable as soon as they add the template, so they can play around with the product.
Greetings,
Steve
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Thanks for the clarification. One of the features of the simulator is to give you the ability to simulate any location, so that is why Google Maps is used, for more info check: Device Simulator In Mist. You can start the Geolocation widget by clicking on the "aim crossfire" icon.
The jQuery and Kendo templates both show how to utilize the GeoLocation Cordova API and for presentation purpose use Google Maps. As stated before, you're welcome to change them at any time you want. We decided that it is better for users to have something runnable as soon as they add the template, so they can play around with the product.
Greetings,
Steve
the Telerik team
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