Trafficmaps

Jeff

@wscheer
That’s what I did.

I really don’t know what’s going on.

Maybe I should just implement it as a final picture

wscheer

@Jeff ok Jeff I have an idea.

Can you look at your magic mirror page in server only mode again? Then if you right click and “inspect” the broken image you should see the url its trying to reach.

Compare that to the url I had you copy paste in with your API that worked.

Then if there is some sort of difference we should be able to track it down.

Jeff

@wscheer
I found the mistake ;)

In your maproute.js it says “map_key” not “api_key”.

wscheer

@Jeff omg I’m such a doof. I’ll go back in my previous post and fix that.

I’m so glad you got it working! I searched for months to find a map like this. I hope you enjoy it :)

Zoltan

@wscheer
My map is working and it shows the traffic. I however also have a map that don’t update and tried the Math.random() that you mentioned. The moment i add this to the line my map disappear completely which suggest i broke something. Do i interpret it wrong and can you please advise.

Like this the code is working fine:

wrapper.src = ‘http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Imagery/Map/Road/-26.0460,27.9790/13?mapSize=500,420&ml=TrafficFlow&key=Asm#####AJWIWc5o8Onf4fhH8O3IEe2e8ZcHaLTBWhx4_BWTvOW4S5xj60MuUJf4’;

Like this it isn’t working:

wrapper.src = ‘http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Imagery/Map/Road/-26.0460,27.9790/13?mapSize=500,420&pp=Math.random(),Math.random()&ml=TrafficFlow&key=Asm#####AJWIWc5o8Onf4fhH8O3IEe2e8ZcHaLTBWhx4_BWTvOW4S5xj60MuUJf4’;

strawberry 3.141

@zoltan try the following:

wrapper.src = 'http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Imagery/Map/Road/-26.0460,27.9790/13?mapSize=500,420&pp=' + Math.random() + ',' + Math.random() + '&ml=TrafficFlow&key=Asm#####AJWIWc5o8Onf4fhH8O3IEe2e8ZcHaLTBWhx4_BWTvOW4S5xj60MuUJf4';

This way you use the actual value and not Math.random() as a string.

Zoltan

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Thanks very much. You are a legend. It’s finally working after me trying everything that I could think of.
One of my biggest mistakes was I started with “http:// and ended with jf4”; which works fine without the Math.random. Clearly ‘ was the way to go and not “.

strawberry 3.141

@zoltan ' and " makes no difference. Your problem was, that you didn’t seperate the function call Math.random() from the link as text. So you literally had Math.random() in your link.

Zoltan

@strawberry-3-141 Ok, then it was me chasing ghosts again lol. I really appreciate the help and advice, thanks.