Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Trafficmaps
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@wscheer
I found the mistake ;)In your maproute.js it says “map_key” not “api_key”.
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@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 :)
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@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:
Like this it isn’t working:
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@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.
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@strawberry-3-141 said in Trafficmaps:
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 “. -
@zoltan
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makes no difference. Your problem was, that you didn’t seperate the function callMath.random()
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@strawberry-3-141 Ok, then it was me chasing ghosts again lol. I really appreciate the help and advice, thanks.